That's a proper tinfoil hat website isn't it!I think irrational rejection of smart meters gets you a pin badge from the conspiracy club.
https://medicineofthefuture.co.uk/say-no-to-smart-meters/
Extra points if you reject a smart meter but have WiFi or a mobile phone.
I agree.Smart meters are great, why wouldn't you want one?
Auto sends meter readings and provides lots of info about daily/weekly/monthly costs etc all for free.
I wouldn't be so sure about that. Unless you aready do your best to lower your bill or don't care how much your bill is because your rolling in money it will make you conscious of how much energy you are consuming.Electric smart meter, i keep getting the hard sell from my supplier but what are the benefits to me as a consumer if i already know i won't. Be changing my usage?
I had the issue for about 15 months. OVO to Bulb. I suddenly had an email saying my metres would be smart again from a date. All good ever since.Are they still incompatible between suppliers? I change my supplier every year as part of a collective bargaining thing so I could get one and then find it no longer works.
Not really sure what the benefits are anyway. I use electricity. My current meter works.
Nonesense tinfoil hat brigade. Having the instrumentation around you influences behaviour. It isn't rocket science.Doesn't take 2 minutes to submit my meter readings manually and having them read automatically isn't going to cut down my usage. In fact surely the usage will go up as you have to power the meter and the separate plug in display.
Smart meters have no benefit to the end user, only the people at the top who want to cream off you.
No benefits at all.
Smart meters have no benefit to the end user,
Doesn't take 2 minutes to submit my meter
Nonesense tinfoil hat brigade. Having the instrumentation around you influences behaviour. It isn't rocket science.
That is the first benefit. Saving Time.
So what can I do instead in those 2 minutes I'd save?
So what can I do instead in those 2 minutes I'd save?