Now it’s Vector’s turn to be average
They’re all at it. Hot on the heels of Sky and Metrowater, this weekend’s comic interlude was provided by electricity lines company Vector, writing to tell us it will be increasing its line charges from 1 April 2007 (this correspondence coming a little late for that, but for some reason it apparently could not be sent via email):
“The impact on the average residential electricity bill in Auckland will be on average [sic] around $5 to $6 dollars [sic] a month. However, this will largely [sic] depend on the amount of energy you use.”
Largely depend? What unspecified factors are they asking us to unquestioningly accept? Who writes this stuff, and why not dock the price increases from their salaries?
“The impact on the average residential electricity bill in Auckland will be on average [sic] around $5 to $6 dollars [sic] a month. However, this will largely [sic] depend on the amount of energy you use.”
Largely depend? What unspecified factors are they asking us to unquestioningly accept? Who writes this stuff, and why not dock the price increases from their salaries?
posted by Chris Bell at 11:59 AM
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