Recent content by Uwefuchs

Hopefully the food banks will be well stocked otherwise the options will be starve or shoplift for food. That will be the grim choice for some people.

Same here and we are on the verge of incomings < outgoings, what is the point of going to work?

I was paying just under a 100 quid a month 6 months ago, it'll probably rise to about 600 quid a month by the end of the year. I might just change my direct debit back down to 100 a month and let the debts rack up. Whats the point in worrying about it.

Its alright, just cancel Netflix and stop buying Costa's on the way to work. That will make up the 600 quid difference.

The curse of Aaron Ramsey strikes again

Jesus Christ ☹

Its likely that they'll run a skeleton service, there'll be managers and scabs working id imagine.

People are talking about protests that will never happen, well this would be one. How would you get millions not to charge their phones or watch TV? It would never happen, plus the energy companies would still take a standing charge off you anyway.

Yeah I get that but I guess the individual concerned has to decide if thats a risk they want to take. Many people won't have a choice and they'll end up with their kids being hungry and cold because they can't afford to pay.

For me its about putting pressure on the government and energy companies before October. Signing up to the website is better than doing nothing even if you don't cancel your direct debits.

It needs someone higher up to do something, it shouldn't be down to customers to solve this issue. But at some point I hope people are going to say enough is enough, these companies are making billions in profit and working people are having to go to food banks to feed themselves. Its a total...

We all know how fast these movements can escalate on social media, I think in an ideal world something like this spirals and it frightens the government and energy companies into doing something before October. I'm not telling anyone to cancel their direct debits, the thought of it frightens...

Hang on, what point are you trying to make? That we should all just shut up and pay what they want?

I've seen this website mentioned by a few people on here and I've also seen Martin Lewis talking about it as a growing movement. What do people think about it? I feel like something drastic needs to happen to reverse the tide, they are talking about 500 quid a month for the average bill by...

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