goose
1:35 Fri Mar 31
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Don’t be jealous bruno, stick another jumper on.
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SurfaceAgentX2Zero
1:27 Fri Mar 31
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Anyone who carries a smartphone, credit card or oyster card who is worried about a gas, electricity or water meter hasn't been paying attention.
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bruuuno
12:57 Fri Mar 31
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That’s decent goose the perks of living in a bed sit I suppose
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goose
12:50 Fri Mar 31
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my quarterly bill (dec to mar) was £1,027.
that gas & electric.
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Charoo
12:47 Fri Mar 31
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The issue is without a smart meter you often aren’t allowed access to better tariffs.
I have an EV so if I want Octopus go or intelligent octopus then I have to have a smart meter, they won’t allow those tariff’s without one.
My variable tariff was going up and up, so I got put on Octopuses tracker tariff which follows the wholesale energy prices. Gas is back under £0.06p and electricity approx £0.23-26p per kWh - I also needed a smart meter to get that tariff.
My bills are back around the £200 mark now - I had massive reluctance to getting a smart meter but it’s worked out well for me so far.
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Kaiser Zoso
12:35 Fri Mar 31
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I guess once these larger energy payments and mortgage and loan interest increases start to bite, they will have to give up on their pretendy 0.1% growth bullshit, as the economy starts heading down the pan tout suite.
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Mike Oxsaw
12:30 Fri Mar 31
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joe royal 12:20 Fri Mar 31
If it was me, a monthly submission of the meter reading is the path I'd take.
Smart Meters are riding on the image of smart phones - which every user feels are akin to the second coming of the Lord.
Not true? Go without your smart phone for a month (maybe 40 days and 40 nights would be more appropriate) then get back to me.
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David L
12:28 Fri Mar 31
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Compulsory water meters now...
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Far Cough
12:21 Fri Mar 31
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COOL HAND LUKE 7:12 Sat Feb 25
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Just remember - once you let them fit a Smart Meter, your bill can literally be HOWEVER MUCH THEY WANT IT TO BE...
Have always suspected that but I guess someone could work it out from KW hours and a bit of maths?
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joe royal
12:20 Fri Mar 31
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EDF keep ringing me to get a smart meter installed, you think I’m better off submitting a reading every month and not getting a smart one?
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goose
12:17 Fri Mar 31
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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11923439/Get-ready-Awful-April-Britons-brace-onslaught-surging-bills-TOMORROW.html
Awful April.
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COOL HAND LUKE
7:12 Sat Feb 25
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Just remember - once you let them fit a Smart Meter, your bill can literally be HOWEVER MUCH THEY WANT IT TO BE...
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zico
5:36 Sat Feb 25
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ted fenton 4:42 Sat Feb 25
Sadly not surprised, last month they charged me £79.32 for a mere 689 kwh gas. That's just putting the heating on maybe 3 or 4 times a week for an hour or two if it goes below 15c.
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BRANDED
4:42 Sat Feb 25
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SurfaceAgentX2Zero 11:04 Fri Feb 17
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No. Thats classic idiot being a classic fucking imbecile as usual.
Keep it up, we love it.
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ted fenton
4:42 Sat Feb 25
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1. We have charged you
These charges are based on your meter readings. VAT is included.
Electricity - £89.69
25th Jan 2023 — 22nd Feb 2023
Gas - £260.56
25th Jan 2023 — 22nd Feb 2023
WTF !!! Plus my daughter and her son have since moved out.......
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joe royal
4:15 Sat Feb 25
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£73 one bed flat with a band B rating.
Jan was £150 for some reason, odd as I was on holiday for 3 weeks.
No gas.
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blindman
1:46 Sat Feb 18
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Jesus! After reading a few of these posts I'll stop whinging about power bills here in NZ. Got a big old drafty house and bills are around 100 quid a month in summer and 150 in winter, for both gas and electric.
If it's cold, you just go out and shag a sheep don't you??
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SurfaceAgentX2Zero
11:04 Fri Feb 17
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Branded
That's the risk you run when you post up a link instead of cut and pasting a load of shit and passing it off as your own opinion.
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northbankboy68
10:25 Fri Feb 17
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So pleased the Tories are not changing the regulatory algorithm that says when wholesale prices skyrocket the utilities profits, which are a fixed percentage of wholesale prices, can also skyrocket. Shell £50 Bn, BP £32 Bn. In Sunak and the Tories we believe. Suck it up.
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BRANDED
10:06 Fri Feb 17
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Classic Zero
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SurfaceAgentX2Zero
9:50 Fri Feb 17
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Whoops!
Better send that email.
The name Ed Davey should have given it away. That and the huge yellow banner saying 'this article is more than 10 years old'
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