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Bord Gais prices going up by 4%

ap1986 · 2011-07-11 10:11:28

why bring them down to get everyone to switch over and then bring them up again?

11-07-2011 10:11am

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why bring them down to get everyone to switch over and then bring them up again?

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ap1986 wrote: »

why bring them down to get everyone to switch over and then bring them up again?

Think I will be making the big switch back again!

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Dovies wrote: »

Think I will be making the big switch back again!

but why 4%!!!

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#4 11-07-2011 1:33pm

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Price hikes are MUCH higher then 4% http://breakingnews.ie/ireland/bord-gais-seek-hike-in-electricity-and-gas-prices-512257.html

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#5 11-07-2011 9:46pm

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This appears to be a current affairs discussion as opposed to an economics issue, and anybody interested in this development might find a more suitable forum for discussion in the Irish Economy section
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=1196

There is also a thread on this in consumer issues
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056324811

The Economics forum is mainly intended for discussion of economics and related academic issues, as opposed to current affairs or politics. Please feel free to continue to ask questions of an economics nature, however

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