Why the hell is he going on and on about Utility Warehouse?
Here it is in black and white, the truth.
I am a distributor for Utility Warehouse, I signed up through recommendation from my brother-in-law. I work self employed so am always looking for other ways to increase my income.
The deal was £100 and be a distributor, so I thought what the heck. I did however take time and researched them and found good and bad reviews. But for £100 was worth a go to me.
Sat on this company for a while, did the online training and attended a seminar. Took my time to really start making moves.
Firstly got rid or BT and joined Utility Warehouse and found I save at least £15 a month. Discount card is something you don't have to get, but is worthwhile if you want to save between 3 and 7% and shop wisely.
Ok, here's the bottom line. If you sign up to a service from Utility Warehouse I get up to £10.00 commission, and also a percentage of the amount you spend every month, on average about 5%, so if you got a phone and broadband I would get about £1.20 a month.
What does it cost you? Nothing!
All you are doing is switching over providers, the same BT engineer will visit you if there is a problem, the same Gas company, same Electric company for faults.
So if you change to Utility Warehouse it will not cost you a penny, in fact, you will save money, the more you take up, the better the discounts. Recommend a friend and there incentive schemes for you. You do not have to be a distributor to give referrals to friends. You get a percentage too.
If you decide later you want to become a distributor then by all means do so.
Just take a look, if it's not for you then fine, if it is just sign up online and within a few weeks you can enjoy the benefits of saving some money.
Remember you are not paying any extra for this, just saving.
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