Comments on: Electricity and Gas Supply Choices

By: dave

dave — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 07:37:02 +0000

Dear Steve, I am pretty sure that you cannot enlist the aid of any union in a constructive dismissal case, unless you have been a registered member for a certain number of months. Unless you are already a member of a union, no union will represent you.

Your very best bet it to go to your local Citizens Advice Bureau. These bureaux are overworked, but they have very qualified people there to help the public; make an appointment as soon as you can.

Wishing you the very best of luck.

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By: steve

steve — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 00:54:43 +0000

dear boris, having long been an admirer of your avantt garde style i must thank you on getting rid of red ken that was gr8, but the comment i want to leave is, i have worked for your supplier for a couple of years now, in direct sales, and i was recently placed on capability, searching the net has proved fruitles in finding any sort of representation to help, and quite frankly we are at aloss as to know what to do, about 70% of reps struggle on minimum wage, with promises of rewards to come, and a similar number of team managers also struggle on their wage, speaking as a falklands veteran, with few qualifications, where can i get union representation for constructive dismisal, i was targeted 15 units for this week,which i achieved, but surely after 2.5 years doing the job, (NOT VERY NICE I CAN ASSURE YOU ) surely i should be left to get on with it, and feel safe in my job, not very certain you can help, as i am not someone who applauds trade unions, but where do i go now that the govt(who noone voted for) has got us in the fertilizer? i enjoy the freedom i have and enjoy meeting the people, where we do provide a positive impact on people, i fight as hard as i did in San Carlos water, if you do get back to me cheers, if you don/t als cheers

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By: Compare Electricity Suppliers

Compare Electricity Suppliers — Fri, 16 Jan 2009 03:04:24 +0000

Telemarketers calling to sell their latest deals are difficult to deal with. A lot of times I won’t even let them finish the call. They may even have a great deal that will save me a lot of money. I think the comparison websites are the way to go. You can take a look at them when you are ready to switch and not a moment sooner.

Gas prices continue to fall rapidly but all the gas companies haven’t passed on these prices. So when you are ready, make the move. But let it be when you are good and ready, not when you are in the middle of your favorite tv program or dinner with your family.

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By: jaq

jaq — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 21:24:34 +0000

I dunno Mr Blackwell, what can you say??

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By: dawn

dawn — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 19:31:40 +0000

I don’t think that Michelle Obama copies Jackie O anyway. She likes the Oleg Cassini style, which she wears from time to time, as did Jackie K, but she could hardly look less like Jackie could she?

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By: Mr. Blackwell

Mr. Blackwell — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 18:52:26 +0000

Jaq- what can I say??

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Dawn and Angela, people say that you can copy a little from your idol and that’s ok, but if you copy everything then you won’t have anything your own at all. Being a professional hairdresser, I always do my wife’s hair for free at the saloon where I work. Once, my wife asked me to give her a Jackie O’s cut. You know what? I just said to her simply: ” There was and always will be only ONE Jackie O, hon’ “. And that’s that.

She now wears her hair just-over-shoulder-long which complements her full-moon shaped face better.

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By: Jenny

Jenny — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 08:48:49 +0000

I am not suprised you were sucked in. These people are very good at getting you to agree to change supplier.

I moved house recently and was unaware they only needed a verbal agreement.

I phoned up our existing supplier and told them we were moving. Thinking it would be easier to stay with them I asked if we could just continue with them in the new house.

They said no, it would take approximately a month to transfer from the supplier the previous occupier had.

We moved in and decided we may as well stay with the new supplier rather than messing about.

I thought that was the end of it until I received a letter informing me I had changed supplier to the one we had in our old house.
I couldn’t believe it, because I hadn’t signed anything, so I rang them up and asked why.
Apparently they took my phone call as a verbal agreement.

After giving countless gas/electric readings to both suppliers I have finally changed back, although it took about 3 months to get it sorted.

I could have stayed with my original supplier, but I was not happy with what they had done.

It appears that these companies have dedicated departments to deal with people who switched suppliers without realising it.
I spoke to one of their advisers and it was actually quicker and easier to switch back rather than put it through as a “non requested transfer”.

I’ll know better next time.

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By: jaq

jaq — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 20:40:59 +0000

Mr Blackwell – what can I say??

The French should indeed dispatch those who seek asylum after passing through perfectly good countries but not to England thank you very much. We’re full.

i didn’t like Mrs Obama’s dress. An unfortunate choice I thought.

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By: angela

angela — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 19:57:14 +0000

It appears that Carla Bruni has a lot of influence over President Sarkozy, and her action over the asylum seekers clearly demonstrated just how much.

I absolutely agree with Dawn, Michelle Obama is just beautiful and dresses to perfection. Classic simplicity suits her, she does her own thing, but she is so strong and intelligent, it doesn’t matter what she wears.

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