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I'm with Utility Point (or was till last week, when they stopped trading). Got the email from EDF saying I'm being moved to them - no new tariff details yet to see how much they'll try to shaft me with their standard variable rate.
Bit annoying they are still taking the standing order payments....
Bit annoying they are still taking the standing order payments....
Yeah, they took my payment a couple of days after they announced they'd gone bust. Apparently, we're all meant to keep the DD/SO in place and the funds will transfer to the new company (EDF in my case). Let's see how that goes...
Due to the global energy crisis, record high wholesale energy costs, and the restrictions placed on us by the Ofgem Price Cap, we are unable to keep operating Pure Planet.
From the 14th of October 2021, due to the unprecedented energy market conditions, the record high wholesale prices and the current energy cap set by the industry regulator Ofgem, we are unable to keep our team and business operating. From all of us, please accept our deepest thanks for your support throughout all these years.
"You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JR
Due to the global energy crisis, record high wholesale energy costs, and the restrictions placed on us by the Ofgem Price Cap, we are unable to keep operating Pure Planet.
From 13th October 2021, Colorado Energy Limited will be entering into the Supplier of Last Resort process.
Pure Planet was our one - no idea who we'll be lumped with now. Looks like we could be paying £3k+ a year for energy at this rate..
What do all these little energy companies actually do, anyway? What value do they provide? Many of them are tiny and seem to consist of little more than some sort of customer management system and a couple of guys speculating on energy futures, hoping to make a markup on retail energy prices. Almost none of them actually produce the gas or electric, or have any role in the distribution network. Just seems to me like a pointless interjection of proft seeking grifters, who's business plan is so bad that they go bust the first time market goes againt them (or, more likely, just take the profts and run - until the next time).
Pure Planet was our one - no idea who we'll be lumped with now. Looks like we could be paying £3k+ a year for energy at this rate..
What do all these little energy companies actually do, anyway? What value do they provide? Many of them are tiny and seem to consist of little more than some sort of customer management system and a couple of guys speculating on energy futures, hoping to make a markup on retail energy prices. Almost none of them actually produce the gas or electric, or have any role in the distribution network. Just seems to me like a pointless interjection of proft seeking grifters, who's business plan is so bad that they go bust the first time market goes againt them (or, more likely, just take the profts and run - until the next time).
It is exactly this, just as Maggie intended.
When freedom comes along, don't PISH in the water supply.....
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