ThatFragranceGuy
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The switch process is quite fast too, I signed up last night and due to go live 3rd feb
It's existed for quite a while before that so yesMy head started hurting reading all that. I am on a fixed term till August and will then need to find a new tariff/provider. Will this tariff even exist when I need to move to a new provider?
I imagine there is but I don't use android so can't help with the actual "how"Is there a similar availability for android users please?
It would be easier, but it's fairly straightforward to do all this I guess. In times where there wasn't an energy crisis, at least different suppliers gave people a price option if they were savvy. Would it be as cheap if there was just one supplier? Not so sure; yes no shareholders or profits to worry about but probably less investment, more inefficiencies etc and it would probably be ran by capita or serco in a "race to the bottom" same as the DCC is. Or track and trace, for a more recent exampleWhy can't we just have one supplier so that I don't have to waste my time on all this boring ***** to try and get a decent price.
It really isn't straightforward at all. I find it very difficult to understand. We just need state run utilities so that everyone gets the best price. It's also yet another way you get ****ed over as a renter as you are unable to sign contracts that extend beyond your tenancy.It would be easier, but it's fairly straightforward to do all this I guess. In times where there wasn't an energy crisis, at least different suppliers gave people a price option if they were savvy. Would it be as cheap if there was just one supplier? Not so sure; yes no shareholders or profits to worry about but probably less investment, more inefficiencies etc and it would probably be ran by capita or serco in a "race to the bottom" same as the DCC is. Or track and trace, for a more recent example
What part are you struggling with and I will summarise?It really isn't straightforward at all. I find it very difficult to understand. We just need state run utilities so that everyone gets the best price. It's also yet another way you get ****ed over as a renter as you are unable to sign contracts that extend beyond your tenancy.