Talk:Southern Electric

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I wish somebody would write something about their shady business practice of sending "District Managers" door-to-door in order to trick householders into switching supplier (they introduce themselves like there was a fault or they need to see the meter, and then launch into the spiel about dubious cost savings). I have no sources that I suppose are usable, but these scum have tried their trick on me several times — once the guy twice claimed that he wasn't there to make me switch providers, then changed his tune once I let him inside — and I've found bloggers writing about it too. Really vile. 82.113.133.21 (talk) 19:15, 18 April 2011 (UTC)[reply]