I don't want a hike in tariff.
I need one. But I fear that it will drive our customers away. Not least to a competition that offers a saving of up to 30%
Don't get me wrong, I know that Private Mire are shecht, their service is variable, they don't know where they're going and, to a fair number of them, the English language is a stranger.
But the public only sees £ signs and until they get burned, we lose out. Because the trade doesn't promote it's profressionalism.
But my bills are going up.
Leccy company, robbing Spanish "Scottish Power" basterds that they are, have just hiked their tariff by 9%. My monthly payment hiked from £84 to £116.
Car Insurance, Direct Line, just tried to increase our premium from £49 per mointh to £72 per month. Feck them. Aviva to the rescue.
Fuel at the start of my fiscal year 110.9p per lite now 131.9 per litre and rising.
VAT increased. Food bills rising. Increases in prices across the board.
Heard yesterday on the radio that interest rate increases are looming. It appears that because we can't control all of the bandits like energy companies, food retailers, fuel suppliers etc, their increases are fuelling inflation and interest rates have to go up.
We get shafted by the companies, and get shafed by the banking system because we're being shafted by those the government is failing to force to behave reasonably.
A souble whammy!
Can we continue to hold our prices?
Or do we go under anyway because of the fear of increasing them?
BTW Are we heading for public riots?
Fuel round here £1.28 a litre Shell.
Taxi Insurance £1,100 yearly.
Private car insurance £250 per year + very low running costs.
Your in the wrong area youth.
Interest rates have to go up there's no more orifices the Tories can extract any more money from.
You never cease to amaze me with your ramblings, if you don't like the job find another one, they need burger flippers in MacDonalds, mind you swerve that one the workers in MacDonalds have Uni degrees you'll feel out of place.
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