Desktop or TV PowerDowns for E.ON customers - £3.00 each only

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  CyDoNiA2 years, 8 months ago #1Show comment toolsReply

  I guess you have to be a 10:10 customer to get this price. Says £16 for the TV powerdown one anyway.
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  Wowhats2 years, 8 months ago #2Show comment toolsReply

  It would be a good deal but in principle I wouldn't buy one from any Electric company who still continue to 'Rip Off' customers by charging excessive high prices when electric and gas wholesale prices have dropped. Like most utilities and local councils it's just, take, take,take as much as they can. And we 'Joe Public' have to payup or else! That's my 'rant' for today....I feel a lot better now......LOL
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  tek-monkey2 years, 8 months ago #3Show comment toolsReply

  Just had someone round to look at my house insulation, getting roof and cavity walls done for free. Means I wont have to pay the energy companies as much now :)
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  CyDoNiA2 years, 8 months ago #4Show comment toolsReply

  Umm only 1 per person too by the looks of it.
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  quizmaniac2 years, 8 months ago #5Show comment toolsReply

  These were given away for free a few months back with a news of the world coupon which you took to sainsburys too collect them,i got 2 tv powerdowns and 1 desktop powerdown the next week and they have been very useful,i wouldn't pay £16 but if you can get it for £3 its a decent buy.
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  simplyjimbo2 years, 8 months ago #6Show comment toolsReply

  these were free a while ago. As you could expect they then started to appear on ebay in the boxes of various quantities
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  msubbu332 years, 8 months ago #7Show comment toolsReply

  tek-monkey

  Just had someone round to look at my house insulation, getting roof and cavity walls done for free. Means I wont have to pay the energy companies as much now :)

  
  
  Free?
  How did you get that then. Is it via qualifying benefits or some deal that I have missed.
  cheers
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  tek-monkey2 years, 8 months ago #8Show comment toolsReply

  My flatmate lost his job, so as he now gets housing benefit he can claim to have my house insulated. It doesn't matter who owns the property it seems, as long as one person living there gets benefits of some sort (almost any IIRC). There are also grants available even if you don't claim benefits, not sure how much though.
  
  Can't remember who I applied through, may have been these: http://www.cheapinsulation.co.uk/
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  sabreliner2 years, 8 months ago #9Show comment toolsReply

  simplyjimbo

  these were free a while ago. As you could expect they then started to appear on ebay in the boxes of various quantities

  
  
  +1. My local Sainsburys had an instore promotion on these a few months back, fill in a coupon on the spot and get one handed out free.
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  msubbu332 years, 8 months ago #10Show comment toolsReply

  tek-monkey

  My flatmate lost his job, so as he now gets housing benefit he can claim to have my house insulated. It doesn't matter who owns the property it seems, as long as one person living there gets benefits of some sort (almost any IIRC). There are also grants available even if you don't claim benefits, not sure how much though.
  
  Can't remember who I applied through, may have been these: http://www.cheapinsulation.co.uk/

  
  
  Thanks :)
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  tek-monkey2 years, 8 months ago #11Show comment toolsReply

  Just to add, they will be laying 200mm of insulation in the loft and blowing some sort of polystyrene type beads into the walls. No idea if beads are good or bad, but apparently my extension has zero insulation at present so it'll help! The cost is £640ish but will all be covered by a grant.
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  quizmaniac2 years, 8 months ago #12Show comment toolsReply

  yeah my parents had something similar done a while back if i remember correctly.
  

  tek-monkey

  Just to add, they will be laying 200mm of insulation in the loft and blowing some sort of polystyrene type beads into the walls. No idea if beads are good or bad, but apparently my extension has zero insulation at present so it'll help! The cost is £640ish but will all be covered by a grant.

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