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Originally Posted by Mr K
Sounds a bit like the bookies. The odds will always be stacked in their favour whether you're betting on horses or whether the wind will blow. Otherwise they wouldn't be in business.
I'll stick with my unsmart meter, and not be gutted if its a nice day outside  |
You have it entirely backwards. We are paying the real prices as they come. It is the fixed tariffs that are deal put forward by the energy companies based on their view of future energy prices. They are betting they can predict it better than you.
Now in some cases you will win over us but if you are against betting then the smart tariffs are the more genuine price.