Free energy meter and standby saver (over£50 worth!!) - Page 2

***Mr D*** · 04-11-2009, 12:27

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Originally Posted by janet

Thanks for the information, i have just ordered mine.

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Originally Posted by Benipete

Just ordered one.

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Originally Posted by LYNX1

Well that was a waste of time......won't let me have one.

Keep trying, the two people above have managed to order one.

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Originally Posted by LYNX1

You need to be over 70 not just an OAP

Or on certain benefits. (Which looking at it to me says if your working you cant have one, but if your on ANY TYPE of benefits you can).

Benipete · 04-11-2009, 21:12

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Originally Posted by ***Mr D***

Keep trying, the two people above have managed to order one.

Or on certain benefits. (Which looking at it to me says if your working you cant have one, but if your on ANY TYPE of benefits you can).

And your meaning to that sweeping statement is what? R C.

shillelagh · 05-11-2009, 00:10

ive just ordered one for me ...

mattylad · 05-11-2009, 08:17

I think it means that "if your not on benefits you cant have one" where if you are then you can.

I used my community charge number as I was unemployed at the time, & my mo in laws pension no to get her one.

Because these are all mains powered, I wonder if power use is actually going down?

Benipete · 05-11-2009, 09:49

I had to submit my British Gas account number,maybe that is the reason for refusal.For non BG customers.

cashman · 05-11-2009, 10:31

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Originally Posted by Benipete

I had to submit my British Gas account number,maybe that is the reason for refusal.For non BG customers.

no it aint pete, just ordered one fer Paris, n we aint british gas, nor is she 70 lynx

Benipete · 05-11-2009, 11:16

Very strange then.I had no problem getting accepted.

MargaretR · 05-11-2009, 11:21

When I looked after Melbourne House I was responsible for all the annual budgets except salaries.
Monitoring fuel consumption was part of that, and making savings meant that I could spend some on nice things like house plant displays.

I got into the habit of reading my meters, at home too, weekly, (but that lapsed to monthly, and now only quarterly, because i got lazy

)

Whenever I buy an electrical appliance I consider its energy rating as a factor in deciding.
I don't think that having one of these meters will benefit me because I know I make all the savings I reasonably can.
(I even have a solar powered/wind up bedside radio

)
It plugs in - so will only increase fuel consumption - where's the sense in that

***Mr D*** · 05-11-2009, 12:12

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Originally Posted by Benipete

And your meaning to that sweeping statement is what? R C.

Exactly what was wrote.

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Originally Posted by MargaretR

It plugs in - so will only increase fuel consumption - where's the sense in that

It does mention the cost to run this meter in the instruction booklet, and its very low.

Ps, Thanks for the Karma who ever sent it.

Benipete · 16-11-2009, 11:23

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Originally Posted by Benipete

Just ordered one.

My monitor and standby saver arrived today,unfortunately it was at 7-30am

so I had to go and collect it from the Infant St depot.

shillelagh · 16-11-2009, 16:39

Mine arrived today as well benipete .. except i was kicked out of bed at 8.46 am .. he waited tho till i opened the door and at least i did remember to say thank you!!!

***Mr D*** · 16-11-2009, 17:43

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Originally Posted by Benipete

My monitor and standby saver arrived today,unfortunately it was at 7-30am

so I had to go and collect it from the Infant St depot.

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Originally Posted by shillelagh

Mine arrived today as well benipete .. except i was kicked out of bed at 8.46 am .. he waited tho till i opened the door and at least i did remember to say thank you!!!

Glad you got them, now all you have to do is work out your average cost per Unit and you away.

I average at 7p a hour Standard stuff on, when all on the go, cooker, dryer, hoover, ect I can nearly get it to £1.00 Per hour.

So whats your usage?

Im With British Gas -Web Saver 4 - Paperess Billing & D/D. (Average cost per unit 10p).

Benipete · 17-11-2009, 00:01

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Originally Posted by ***Mr D***

Glad you got them, now all you have to do is work out your average cost per Unit and you away.

I average at 7p a hour Standard stuff on, when all on the go, cooker, dryer, hoover, ect I can nearly get it to £1.00 Per hour.

So whats your usage?

Im With British Gas -Web Saver 4 - Paperess Billing & D/D. (Average cost per unit 10p).

Yes all seems well Mr D and may I take this Opportunity to apologise for being a trifle Flippant in a previous post.

I am now running at 0.09 Kilo's a furlong in old money Simples.