Does any one think gas prices will come down in line with oil prices?
And if so what about all of us who are on a fixed rate.
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- 10-15-2008 08:44 PM #1tedrudNew Frugaller On the way to stardom
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- 12-13-2008 09:24 AM #2muffy0New Frugaller On the way to stardom
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I hope so, its just going up and up
- 12-14-2008 10:02 PM #3mightyroyalsA Frugaller who's really getting well known
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From what i can gather if you are on a fixed rate service you are fixed with the same price until your fixed rate term finishes but i did find this info on the british gas website
Guarantee - Your gas prices are guaranteed not to rise. They will be fixed at 2008 rates until 31st January 2012
Flexibility - You can opt out at any time
Cancellation - There is a cancellation fee of £35 for gas
so it looks as though if you are a british gas customer you can get out of this fixed rate term but for a fee of £35.00.
So it is worth checking you are going to save that amount before cancelling!!!!!
Hope this helps a bit i know its not a lot but im not a energy speciallist lol
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- 12-15-2008 07:35 PM #4FrugallerFrugaller Administrator
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Originally Posted by mightyroyals 
From what i can gather if you are on a fixed rate service you are fixed with the same price until your fixed rate term finishes but i did find this info on the british gas website
Guarantee - Your gas prices are guaranteed not to rise. They will be fixed at 2008 rates until 31st January 2012
Flexibility - You can opt out at any time
Cancellation - There is a cancellation fee of £35 for gas
so it looks as though if you are a british gas customer you can get out of this fixed rate term but for a fee of £35.00.
So it is worth checking you are going to save that amount before cancelling!!!!!
Hope this helps a bit i know its not a lot but im not a energy speciallist lol
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- 12-15-2008 07:37 PM #5FrugallerFrugaller Administrator
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It's a scandal that the prices are taking so long to come down.
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- 12-15-2008 08:10 PM #6mightyroyalsA Frugaller who's really getting well known
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Very true i changed my meter to a prepay so i know what im spending now, dont trust the companies as far as i can throw them, but i did change my electric over to british gas and have noticed a drop in my price it is lasting a lot longer than before Originally Posted by Frugaller It's a scandal that the prices are taking so long to come down.
- 12-23-2008 10:55 AM #7FrugallerFrugaller Administrator
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20p credited to your http://www.myshoppingarcade.com/ account!ENTER FRUGALLER FORUM COMPETITION NOW, BEFORE ALL NUMBERS ARE GONE!!!
- 08-13-2009 01:48 PM #8cheaptweetsNew Frugaller On the way to stardom
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Can't belive the costs of living in the UK My council tax and water bills are killing me - then the gas on top cleans me out! .. so upsetting
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