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Old 24-02-2011, 11:46   #29
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Re: British Gas profits. a record £720m.
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Originally Posted by Maggy J View Post
Don't worry we went 'British'.

And you never answered my question.Do you work for British Gas?
As I said above no just like a British success story

---------- Post added at 12:46 ---------- Previous post was at 11:36 ----------

Couple of great comments from BBC site

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Personally I think that resuts like this from a company that reinvests a huge amount of profits in renewable and sustainable energy is perfectly acceptable. The profit made from an average household is miniscule and over inflated by the media as news. We do not seem to be anywhere near as dramatic and passionate about mark-up and profiteering with our supermarkets etc. Put things onto perspective.
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This is a private company not a charity. Get over it. Food is even more vital than fuel, yet the big supermarkets don't make headline news for posting a profit. Some people just love to complain- if you can't afford your bills, the solution is up to you. Find a better deal if you can, use less, or change to an alternative fuel (however, most other fuels will cost you even more to heat your home).
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-12563988

Not just me!
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