why there'll be a mass cancellation of energy direct debits

One thing's inevitable, people and businesses can only pay what they can afford for energy.

This is obvious and there are outgoings that take precedence over energy bills.

In due course, there'll be a mass cancellation of direct debits. 

It's not a question of 'don't pay' consumers and businesses will pay what they can afford.

This is inevitable. 

People and businesses can't pay what they can't afford. To use a cliche, 'can't get blood out of a stone'.

There will be an inevitable mass cancellation of direct debits. When will you be forced to cancel yours for example?

The quicker the mass cancellation of direct debits happens the better and if a growing tsunami of cancellations washes over Ms Truss next week she'll have to take meaningful action.

It's inevitable that cancellations will happen and if it's planned and controlled it becomes a 'market force' due to consumer action.

So, I'm campaigning for people to cancel direct debits now and notify the outfit that charges for energy in writing that payments are not being stopped but can only be what is affordable. 

Here's a link to a sample consumer letter https://bit.ly/canceldirectdebit

What no one seems to realise is that it's large sections of the energy sector that'll go bust and will have to be taken into public ownership for a while at least.

email to enough is enough about cancelling direct debits

Hi wesayenough.

One thing's inevitable, people and businesses can only pay what they can afford for energy.

This is obvious and there are outgoings that take precedence over energy bills.

In due course, there'll be a mass cancellation of direct debits. 

It's not a question of 'don't pay' consumers and businesses will pay what they can.

The quicker the mass cancellation of direct debits happens the better and if a growing tsunami of cancellations washes over Ms Truss next week she'll have to take meaningful action.

It's inevitable that cancellations will happen and if it's planned and controlled it becomes a 'market force' due to consumer action.

So, I'm campaigning for people to cancel direct debits and notify in writing that consumers are not stopping payments but are paying what they can afford. 

Here's a link to a sample letter https://bit.ly/canceldirectdebit

What no one seems to realise is that large sections of the energy sector that'll go bust and will have to be taken into public ownership for a while at least.

Regards

Graham Poulloin

cancel energy direct debit letter

 Your name

address

contact

date

reference number

Customer Support

Company that charges you for energy

They might not be a supplier

They might be part of the fake

energy market set up by Tories

Dear Energy Company

I have been forced by circumstances beyond my control to cancel my direct debit arrangement with you.

I will continue to make payments at the maximum amount that I can afford. 

This is not a protest it is a necessity.

If I were to pay what you demand I wouldn't be able to pay my rent/mortgage, council tax, buy food, go to work and look after my children. 

We could end up homeless, facing bailiffs from the council for non-payment of council tax, unemployed because we can't afford car insurance or tax and can't get to work. Feeding my children must take priority over energy bills.

I am sorry about this situation, it is not of my making and I must put these priority payments before you.

yours faithfully

your name