Unsolicited 'phone caller (English female accent for a change) telling
me of a new "feed in tariff" scheme which pays _all_ my utility bills
_and_ £500p.a. I told her "That's too good to be true" and put the
'phone down. She didn't call back. "We do not have ..." on 1471. But
are they really getting so desperate?

Chris

wrote:
Unsolicited 'phone caller (English female accent for a change) telling
me of a new "feed in tariff" scheme which pays _all_ my utility bills
_and_ £500p.a. I told her "That's too good to be true" and put the
'phone down. She didn't call back. "We do not have ..." on 1471. But
are they really getting so desperate?

yes.

Chris

On Aug 10, 11:41*pm,
wrote:
Unsolicited 'phone caller (English female accent for a change) telling
me of a new "feed in tariff" scheme which pays _all_ my utility bills
_and_ £500p.a. I told her "That's too good to be true" and put the
'phone down. She didn't call back. "We do not have ..." on 1471. But
are they really getting so desperate?

Chris

Ignore TurNiP.
It is true. I have PV panels fitted. It pays me five times
expenditure on utility bills.
But I am untypical. But it could certainly generate enough cash to
cover the normal person's utility bills.

Don't despair, there are lots of PV installers. Get a few quotes in.
But it will cost around £14,000 and you need a suitable site.
You need to act quickly, next year it will not be such a good deal.

harry wrote:
On Aug 10, 11:41 pm,
wrote:
Unsolicited 'phone caller (English female accent for a change) telling
me of a new "feed in tariff" scheme which pays _all_ my utility bills
_and_ £500p.a. I told her "That's too good to be true" and put the
'phone down. She didn't call back. "We do not have ..." on 1471. But
are they really getting so desperate?

Chris

Ignore TurNiP.
It is true. I have PV panels fitted. It pays me five times
expenditure on utility bills.
But I am untypical. But it could certainly generate enough cash to
cover the normal person's utility bills.

Don't despair, there are lots of PV installers. Get a few quotes in.
But it will cost around £14,000 and you need a suitable site.
You need to act quickly, next year it will not be such a good deal.

You dont mind if I forward this to DECC as part of my reason why
domestic FITS should be rescinded immediately?

"The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message
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harry wrote:
On Aug 10, 11:41 pm,
wrote:
Unsolicited 'phone caller (English female accent for a change) telling
me of a new "feed in tariff" scheme which pays _all_ my utility bills
_and_ £500p.a. I told her "That's too good to be true" and put the
'phone down. She didn't call back. "We do not have ..." on 1471. But
are they really getting so desperate?

Chris

Ignore TurNiP.
It is true. I have PV panels fitted. It pays me five times
expenditure on utility bills.
But I am untypical. But it could certainly generate enough cash to
cover the normal person's utility bills.

Don't despair, there are lots of PV installers. Get a few quotes in.
But it will cost around £14,000 and you need a suitable site.
You need to act quickly, next year it will not be such a good deal.

You dont mind if I forward this to DECC as part of my reason why domestic
FITS should be rescinded immediately?

If you think that it will make the slightest difference :-(

tim

harry wrote:
But it will cost around £14,000 and you need a suitable site.

I wouldn't be tempted to do this as a one-off, but only if
I happened to be replacing the roof anyway, just like I'm
replacing my windows with double-glazing as and when the
windows actually need replacing.

JGH