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So BT announced that they are going to increase their prices from the 1st April ‘09, some joke or what? What will these be:

• Line rental up by £1 a month
• Cost of a daytime call up by 15% to 4.5p minute
• Call set-up fee up by 16.8% to 8p
• BT plan up by 11.3%
• Services, ringback, caller ID, call waiting etc. up by more than 40%

The The Utility Warehouse offer the lowest line rental prices in the UK and guarantee to be cheaper than BT.

The Utility Warehouse also came top of the telephone providers in the February ‘09 Which? report for telephone providers and were voted Vest Buy for the combined telephone and broadband package, Broadcall.

There’s exciting news for all new and existing customers of The Utility Warehouse Discount Club.

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On Sunday 29th September 2008, The Utility Warehouse Discount Club announced improvements to it’s Broadcall service.

Broadcall is the combined telephone and broadband service.

The improvements include:

All members of the Utility Warehouse Discount Club can now qualify for up to 100% discount on their bills. Just imagine having your gas, electricity, telephone, broadband and mobile phone bill paid for you. To discover how this works then take a look at the Customer Discount Plan – PDF.

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The October edition of Which? magazine features their first ever survey asking people what they think of their gas and electricity suppliers.

Guess who won?
The Utility Warehouse.

We scored a massive 72% for customer satisfaction! That’s way ahead of second-place SSE (60%) and the other “Big 6″ suppliers – who scored as little as 32%.

Why did we do so well?
1. Our bills? Four stars!
2. Our customer service? Five stars!
3. Our telephone support? Five stars!
4. Value for money? Five stars!
It’s official. We are the best gas & electricity supplier in the UK!

This is in addition to becoming runner up in the Which best broadband provider of the year 2008.

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Have BT raised their prices again?

Last September BT changed their billing structure and started charging by the minute instead of per second. This increase was hidden in the small print leaving many phone users unaware that prices had effectively increased.

Well they’re now putting a 3p call set-up charge on every call made. This means that the minimum charge for a daytime call lasting less than 1 minute is now 6p. That’s more than 20% more expensive than the cheaper providers.

Nice one BT

Various companies have announced that they will be lowering their energy prices in the spring. This is excellent news for all consumers.

I doubt that any company is going to make a move until British Gas make their announcement which will probably happen after the 22nd February when they announce their annual profits.

In the meantime it’s a case of watch and wait.

British Gas is not only the UK’s most expensive energy provider, it also provides the worst customer service according to research from Energywatch. The consumer watchdog said complaints about British Gas in the six months to September were twice last year’s total, while complaints about its rivals fell.

The top problems were inaccurate bills and the lack of response to enquiries.

BG are investing £400 million to transform the way it deals with it’s customers with new billing systems and better trained front line staff. That equates to approximately £23.50 that each of it’s 17 million customers are paying just to get decent support………….what you thought that BG would finance this from their own coffers! They’re hardly going to do that are they, just think what that would do to the shareholders’ dividends and the directors’ bonuses.