In the wake of criticism from Ofgem and from consumer groups, utility companies are to publish energy bills and other communications in picture book formats to make them less baffling for consumers. [read...]
The government is deploying crack army bomb disposal units to help Britain’s elderly switch on their central heating this winter. [read...]
E.On is experimenting with fresh coffee. British Gas is going for lemon zest. And N-Power invites you to a field of lilacs. In the ever competitive world of energy pricing, gas companies are enhancing their already very different brand identities with their own specially branded aromas. [read...]
A quarterly bill or ‘lead’ will be sent to customers to get them started. This will lead them to a series of further clues, hints and innuendo. To enhance the experience bills will be printed on parchment scrolls in muddy brown ink in a mixture of Greek and Hebrew. [read...]
Perishing pensioners the length and breadth of Britain have been warmed this morning by news that British Gas has seen its profits rise by 31%. One consumer said: ‘I’ve been rubbing my hands together. Partly with glee, [read...]
