Comments for Energy Advisory Service UK http://energy-advise.com energy price comparison reviews & iphone 4 refreshed deals Mon, 20 Feb 2012 14:15:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on npower sign online 23 tariff by martins blog http://energy-advise.com/2011/07/04/npower-sign-online-23-tariff/#comment-16670 martins blog Mon, 20 Feb 2012 14:15:24 +0000 http://energy-advise.com/?p=3684#comment-16670 Hi Clive Gibbons Thankyou for your comment. Your reduced gas price has probably coincided with the recent price drop on gas prices. Online energy prices are greatly reduced to attract new customers. They only give you these lower prices over a fixed period. In your case SOL 21 comes to an end on 31st March 2012. The same applies to all the energy suppliers who offer a cheaper rate on the internet. Anyway, never mind all that. Here is a piece of expert advice for you http://energy-advise.com/2012/01/09/managers-favourite-energy-deal/ Visit that link and switch to that tariff. <strong>Is this my favourite because I get paid a huge commission?</strong> No! I won't get paid anything when you switch to this tariff. It's just an honest piece of good advice! Hi Clive Gibbons
Thankyou for your comment. Your reduced gas price has probably coincided with the recent price drop on gas prices. Online energy prices are greatly reduced to attract new customers. They only give you these lower prices over a fixed period. In your case SOL 21 comes to an end on 31st March 2012. The same applies to all the energy suppliers who offer a cheaper rate on the internet.
Anyway, never mind all that. Here is a piece of expert advice for you http://energy-advise.com/2012/01/09/managers-favourite-energy-deal/ Visit that link and switch to that tariff.
Is this my favourite because I get paid a huge commission?
No! I won’t get paid anything when you switch to this tariff. It’s just an honest piece of good advice!

]]> Comment on npower sign online 23 tariff by CLIVE ANTHONY GIBBONS http://energy-advise.com/2011/07/04/npower-sign-online-23-tariff/#comment-16669 CLIVE ANTHONY GIBBONS Mon, 20 Feb 2012 13:56:48 +0000 http://energy-advise.com/?p=3684#comment-16669 NPOWER HAVE JUST INFORMED ME THAT MY (SIGN ONLINE 21 TARRIFF) COMES TO AN END 31/3/2012 AND THAT THEY WILL BE SWITCHING ME TO "GO SAVE" ON 1/4/2012. ON THE REVERSE OF THE LETTER IT GIVES THE OLD AND NEW PRICE STRUCTURE THE ANNUAL BILL CHANGE FOR ELECTRICITY IS A MASSIVE 37.9% WHILST THE GAS PRICE DECREASES BY -0.5% FUNNY COINCIDENCE AS WE USE VERY LITTLE GAS. WHERE HAS HONESY AND FAIRNESS GONE. A VERY CONFUSED 70yr OLD PENSIONER NPOWER HAVE JUST INFORMED ME THAT MY (SIGN ONLINE 21 TARRIFF) COMES TO AN END 31/3/2012 AND THAT THEY WILL BE SWITCHING ME TO “GO SAVE” ON 1/4/2012.
ON THE REVERSE OF THE LETTER IT GIVES THE OLD AND NEW PRICE STRUCTURE
THE ANNUAL BILL CHANGE FOR ELECTRICITY IS A MASSIVE 37.9%
WHILST THE GAS PRICE DECREASES BY -0.5% FUNNY COINCIDENCE AS WE USE VERY LITTLE GAS.
WHERE HAS HONESY AND FAIRNESS GONE.
A VERY CONFUSED 70yr OLD PENSIONER

]]> Comment on Bt Winter deals free stuff by martins blog http://energy-advise.com/2012/01/16/bt-winter-deals-free-stuff/#comment-16442 martins blog Tue, 14 Feb 2012 13:26:38 +0000 http://energy-advise.com/?p=5040#comment-16442 The £50 sainsburys voucher deal is now available. Please click the banner above to get it. The £50 sainsburys voucher deal is now available. Please click the banner above to get it.

]]> Comment on Bt Winter deals free stuff by Martin Ramsey http://energy-advise.com/2012/01/16/bt-winter-deals-free-stuff/#comment-16440 Martin Ramsey Tue, 14 Feb 2012 12:31:47 +0000 http://energy-advise.com/?p=5040#comment-16440 Please note: The £50 voucher for Sainsburys is not live yet. Please leave a comment below and tick notify me of follow-up comments to receive notification when this voucher goes live! Please note:
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]]> Comment on Scottish Power Platinum Fixed Energy January 2014 No standing charge tariff review by martins blog http://energy-advise.com/2010/11/17/scottish-power-platinum-fixed-energy-january-2014-no-standing-charge-tariff/#comment-16321 martins blog Sat, 11 Feb 2012 17:40:30 +0000 http://energy-advise.com/?p=741#comment-16321 Hi Carl, You are quite right! Thanks for that. Well spotted. As you can see, I contradicted the tariff Name. I don't see that your first comment is confusing. Hi Carl,
You are quite right!
Thanks for that. Well spotted. As you can see, I contradicted the tariff Name.
I don’t see that your first comment is confusing.

]]> Comment on Scottish Power Platinum Fixed Energy January 2014 No standing charge tariff review by Carl Whitworth http://energy-advise.com/2010/11/17/scottish-power-platinum-fixed-energy-january-2014-no-standing-charge-tariff/#comment-16320 Carl Whitworth Sat, 11 Feb 2012 17:21:19 +0000 http://energy-advise.com/?p=741#comment-16320 Sorry, above is a bit confusing. Fixed tariff means that the price you pay will not fall, even if scottish power reduce their energy prices. Capped on the other hand means that your prices can not rise above the cpped price, BUT can fall if scottish power reduce their energy prices, unlike in the case of fixed. Check in blue above for where Martin refers to "capped" tariff. Sorry, above is a bit confusing. Fixed tariff means that the price you pay will not fall, even if scottish power reduce their energy prices. Capped on the other hand means that your prices can not rise above the cpped price, BUT can fall if scottish power reduce their energy prices, unlike in the case of fixed.

Check in blue above for where Martin refers to “capped” tariff.

]]> Comment on Scottish Power Platinum Fixed Energy January 2014 No standing charge tariff review by Carl Whitworth http://energy-advise.com/2010/11/17/scottish-power-platinum-fixed-energy-january-2014-no-standing-charge-tariff/#comment-16319 Carl Whitworth Sat, 11 Feb 2012 17:15:56 +0000 http://energy-advise.com/?p=741#comment-16319 You have incorrectly said that this tariff is a "capped" tariff, when in fact it is a fixed tariff. There is a big difference - fixed tariff, prices don't come down when prices come down. Capped tariff, prices DO come down when prices come down. You have incorrectly said that this tariff is a “capped” tariff, when in fact it is a fixed tariff. There is a big difference – fixed tariff, prices don’t come down when prices come down. Capped tariff, prices DO come down when prices come down.

]]> Comment on which energy suppliers provide the worse deals? by martins blog http://energy-advise.com/2012/02/07/which-energy-suppliers-provide-the-worse-deals/#comment-16259 martins blog Fri, 10 Feb 2012 08:13:10 +0000 http://energy-advise.com/?p=5233#comment-16259 Why would EDF be spamming my website? LOL. And if you think EDF prices are good, why would you expect to see them listed amongst the most expensive prices above? And why would you put a link for business energy on a most expensive domestic energy page? So many questions. I would love to hear back from you! Why would EDF be spamming my website? LOL. And if you think EDF prices are good, why would you expect to see them listed amongst the most expensive prices above?
And why would you put a link for business energy on a most expensive domestic energy page?
So many questions. I would love to hear back from you!

]]> Comment on Bt Winter deals free stuff by martins blog http://energy-advise.com/2012/01/16/bt-winter-deals-free-stuff/#comment-16220 martins blog Thu, 09 Feb 2012 12:23:59 +0000 http://energy-advise.com/?p=5040#comment-16220 I received this email from BT. Hi Martin Ramsey, BT has announced that its Wi-Fi hotspot numbers have hit a new high with 3.5 million across the UK and Ireland. BT has also launched a new BT FON app for BT home broadband customers giving easier hotspot login from a Blackberry. BT Total Broadband customers have free and unlimited access to the one of the largest Wi-Fi networks in the world**. The numbers include more than 380,000 in London, 25,000 in Birmingham and Leeds, around 20,000 in Manchester, Edinburgh and Sheffield, and more than 11,000 in Liverpool, Brighton, Bristol and Cardiff. The new Blackberry app, which makes it simple to get online: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9qJZPM0sfs follows the success of apps for Apple and Android users. The apps are in response to the smartphone and tablet boom. These devices are now overtaking laptops and PCs as the Wi-Fi device of choice*. BT Wi-Fi hotspots are free to six million BT broadband home and business customers. They are found at homes, independent businesses, city centres and well-known brands including Hilton, Thistle, Ramada Jarvis and Macdonald hotels’, Starbucks , Welcome Break and RoadChef Costa service stations, American Airlines and SkyTeam airport lounges plus Network Rail stations. John Petter, managing director, consumer, said: “Millions of BT broadband customers are enjoying free access to the one of the biggest Wi-Fi networks in the world. Our free apps for the Apple, Android and now Blackberry devices make getting online even easier and have already proved a huge hit with over 900,000 downloads.” For more information visit <a title="BT" href="http://energy-advise.com/bt/hotspots/" rel="nofollow">www,bt.com/freewifi</a> I received this email from BT.
Hi Martin Ramsey,

BT has announced that its Wi-Fi hotspot numbers have hit a new high with 3.5 million across the UK and Ireland. BT has also launched a new BT FON app for BT home broadband customers giving easier hotspot login from a Blackberry.
BT Total Broadband customers have free and unlimited access to the one of the largest Wi-Fi networks in the world**. The numbers include more than 380,000 in London, 25,000 in Birmingham and Leeds, around 20,000 in Manchester, Edinburgh and Sheffield, and more than 11,000 in Liverpool, Brighton, Bristol and Cardiff.

The new Blackberry app, which makes it simple to get online: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9qJZPM0sfs follows the success of apps for Apple and Android users. The apps are in response to the smartphone and tablet boom. These devices are now overtaking laptops and PCs as the Wi-Fi device of choice*.

BT Wi-Fi hotspots are free to six million BT broadband home and business customers. They are found at homes, independent businesses, city centres and well-known brands including Hilton, Thistle, Ramada Jarvis and Macdonald hotels’, Starbucks , Welcome Break and RoadChef Costa service stations, American Airlines and SkyTeam airport lounges plus Network Rail stations.

John Petter, managing director, consumer, said: “Millions of BT broadband customers are enjoying free access to the one of the biggest Wi-Fi networks in the world. Our free apps for the Apple, Android and now Blackberry devices make getting online even easier and have already proved a huge hit with over 900,000 downloads.”

For more information visit www,bt.com/freewifi

]]> Comment on which energy suppliers provide the worse deals? by Mary Dollan http://energy-advise.com/2012/02/07/which-energy-suppliers-provide-the-worse-deals/#comment-16215 Mary Dollan Thu, 09 Feb 2012 08:48:36 +0000 http://energy-advise.com/?p=5233#comment-16215 And what about EDF energy? I've been their customer for ages and their prices are quite competitive for both - <a href="http://www.edfenergy.com/products-services/large-business" rel="nofollow">business energy</a> and home energy. And what about EDF energy? I’ve been their customer for ages and their prices are quite competitive for both – business energy and home energy.

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