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Be Prepared If Your Energy Supplier Is British Gas...
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they are about to raise your bills by 8%...RIP OFF...
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The Telegraph hasn't got any actual figures (or even any official confirmation of a price rise) but they've got someone to make a guess:
" . . . widely respected City analyst, Peter Atherton of Liberum said an 8 per cent rise sounded "about the right level" given the rising cost of environmental levies and transmission charges".
They've then done their sums to come up with this statement:
"A jump of 8 per cent would push British Gas bills up to a record of almost £1,450, when paying by cash or cheque".
That conveniently ignores:
(a) the fact that the 8% figure appears to have been plucked out of thin air ; and
(b) most people don't pay by cash or cheque anyway (as they favour direct debit, which lowers their bills)
http:// www.tel egraph. co.uk/f inance/ persona lfinanc e/consu mertips /househ old-bil ls/1032 2826/Br itish-G as-to-r aise-bi lls-by- 100-to- record- levels. html
Read with caution!
The Telegraph hasn't got any actual figures (or even any official confirmation of a price rise) but they've got someone to make a guess:
" . . . widely respected City analyst, Peter Atherton of Liberum said an 8 per cent rise sounded "about the right level" given the rising cost of environmental levies and transmission charges".
They've then done their sums to come up with this statement:
"A jump of 8 per cent would push British Gas bills up to a record of almost £1,450, when paying by cash or cheque".
That conveniently ignores:
(a) the fact that the 8% figure appears to have been plucked out of thin air ; and
(b) most people don't pay by cash or cheque anyway (as they favour direct debit, which lowers their bills)
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Read with caution!
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