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Who is your gas/electric with and how much do you pay?
- Thread starter Dirty Harry
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Another handy hint, once youve used a price comparison site and found a better deal dont do the transaction through that site, use a site like quidco to get the cahback instead of the price comparison site:
www.quidco.com
As an example you could easily get these amounts, in your account, as opposed to sites like look after my bills getting the cash.
Join Quidco Now!
Join the UK's highest cashback guaranteed site today. Shop at over 4,500 brands and earn money back or use discount codes on everything you buy online.
As an example you could easily get these amounts, in your account, as opposed to sites like look after my bills getting the cash.
You retired people really do have very little in a day 🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️Another handy hint, once youve used a price comparison site and found a better deal dont do the transaction through that site, use a site like quidco to get the cahback instead of the price comparison site:
Join Quidco Now!
Join the UK's highest cashback guaranteed site today. Shop at over 4,500 brands and earn money back or use discount codes on everything you buy online.
As an example you could easily get these amounts, in your account, as opposed to sites like look after my bills getting the cash.
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If my house could run on methane I'd power it myself
It's an ill wind.....
Isn't that a shart?
Snap, we are with Pure Planet and I think they’ve been pretty good so far. 4 bedroomed detached. £104 November -April. £69.50 May - October. That’s for Leccy and gas. And a lovely new smart meter. We actually
Wife just confirmed those costs, so it’s even cheaper then I actually though.
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I was thinking the same about my retired brother....... we are trying to sell my Mums old house and in order to start the process we have to complete 4 or 5 forms..... he has spent about a week now nit picking every detail... I feel like saying , just sign the F***ing things.....
I must admit my missus is all over it every time our contract is running out and she hasn’t previously found anyone better than pure planet....
Agree, best deal I’ve found. I’ve just edited the above post as the Mrs said it was less than I’d originally typed. £69.50 in summer, £104 in winter. And she has been working at home for over 12 months now, so heating was on all day, virtually every day up to a couple of weeks ago.
A bit like you with a DOAR
Well, we have to put our “ Piss Mark “ on things.......
Yep and cordrouy arm patches......
Your bills are almost the same as ours HC..... we are 64 and 96
Me and Mrs Ando have been working at home for the last 13 months....
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I am with Bulb... Just checked on Uswitch and they could hardly better it. A couple of deals would save me 0.13%... not worth the hassle.
I decided to sign up for lookaftermybills, they've just emailed me to say they will switch me to the cheapest deal they can find, which is £26 a month more than the cheapest I've found in less than a minute of searching, thought it sounded too good to be true and will be cancelling the service
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Another handy hint, once youve used a price comparison site and found a better deal dont do the transaction through that site, use a site like quidco to get the cahback instead of the price comparison site:
Join Quidco Now!
Join the UK's highest cashback guaranteed site today. Shop at over 4,500 brands and earn money back or use discount codes on everything you buy online.
As an example you could easily get these amounts, in your account, as opposed to sites like look after my bills getting the cash.
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I won’t use Quidco etc. I see them as bloodsuckers taking money out of the economy for doing sweet FA.
It might feel like easy money but ultimately that money will come from the consumer base as a whole.
Like when Bulbs "refer a friend and we'll give you both £50" offer is being paid for out of your and your friends monthly direct debits? That sort of zero added value.......?