@OctopusEnergy your billing system seems to be going downhill. Not sure when you have over 5 years of readings with an average monthly bill of around Β£30 you can roll a dice and put an account into Β£1400 debit and then suggest quadrupling direct debit.
Do better please!
@ceefaux You're back! I rarely see your tweets here. But I engage more with you on BS. Maybe pick one or the other and everyone who truly cares about you will find you on the other channel
@DaleVince Why does Dale not know how a heat pump works, and why is he so keen to show off his lack of knowledge? Someone may suggest it's to dissuade those that don't know the facts, but hopefully it's not as simple as that.
@LidlGB Hi there. I'm sure you're already aware, but could you flag the issue that the entrance mat in your new E.Grinstead store isn't wide enough/incorrectly positioned for the door positions and is causing several customers to slip on the adjacent tiles in wet weather.
@nick_advice No, cost of bills was my primary reason, as you know. But even removing that major reason and putting running costs on a level playing field, there are other benefits to householders and at the end of the day. It's odd that savings are being overlooked though.
@nick_advice You're overlooking the quality of heat a heat pump gives. Much more consistent. So even if heat pumps were as expensive to run as gas, given the choice I'd still go for a heat pump. If you can get rid of gas in your house completely you remove the costly daily standing charge too
@Simondarto@titchjames1@kelvmackenzie Yeah, sounds like it's running constantly on immersion or back-up heater. It's a wonder they've not chosen to get it sorted before the winter.
@andrewclark80@Carm296@sainsburys But if your personal nectar price in your app is higher than the nectar price in store it will charge the higher personal nectar price due to their dodgy IT system.