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Mine went up too - which was annoying as after switching I first went onto the standard tariff. On the online account you can reduce it by a certain amount yourself. Beyond that I think you need to call.
Maybe they trying the "free loan" thing to cover costs by amping all their new customers DD and getting them all a few hundred quid into credit for short term cash flow. Gotta find the cash for all these free £50 referrals somewhere. I thought Ofgem were doing something about that practice.
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We might want to pipe down about the tracker now - apparently the 6 month+ waiting list is not moving. Thanks to you I must have squeezed in just before the shutters came down. Think the money saving expert recommended them too and new joiners went crazy. It still seems "too good to be true" to me. Gonna be carnage if they've misjudged this and go bust too.
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I like the bit where the picture goes all pixelated. Shame this didn't appear momentarily:
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Did look very photoshopped - but didn't have tester down as a misinformation spreader - hence my query.
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Whats this pic? I've no idea what's real any more.
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Nice downwinder this morning. shame about the train strike traffic but enjoyed the smug feeling that comes with filtering past 200 cars.
Only negative was some knob halfwheeling me super tight down the embankment. There was a parked scaffolding truck up ahead with the guys unloading, so I gestured to request some width to allow me to move out, which he didn't really do. I deployed a faintly exasperated hand signal with a subtle shake of the head and he called me a cunt. Told him to enjoy his morning.
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It is all very odd. I'm over the moon with the tracker tariff - but baffled as to how they are the only company offering it - while the government makes a big splash about maintaining the EPG. Today my gas is half the price of EPG tariff offered everywhere else. Elec is 35% less. And they just put the £50 quid in my account for switching....
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ok.
Maybe I'm going mad, but for a carbon pole made to order and at least partly produced in the UK it doesn't seem too bad to me.
If you want cheap just buy the cheapest trekking pole you can find and pitch the tent how god intended.
Someone learnt something today. Tomorrow bits of him will hurt but he will be a wiser man - I hope.