Evening chaps,
Posting for thoughts. The following link is a recently started movement in the UK. I post neither to endorse nor condemn the movement afoot -
Can't be arsed to click the link before commenting? Here's the TL;DR version -
Don't Pay UK is a movement/protest/boycott relating to rising energy prices, and what is usually referred to as an energy crisis
The plan appears to be such that if one million people pledge (not by way of subscriptions or other payment) to refuse to pay their energy bills by 01/10/2022 then those people shall indeed do exactly that, refuse to pay. The notion being to disrupt cash-flow to said energy companies. I reiterate, I post with neither endorsement or condemnation, thus far I am undecided. I have done a bit of research into the movement, and am aware of the many potential consequences in both directions (those being what happens if we do, and if we don't)
Thoughts?
Posting for thoughts. The following link is a recently started movement in the UK. I post neither to endorse nor condemn the movement afoot -
Can't be arsed to click the link before commenting? Here's the TL;DR version -
Don't Pay UK is a movement/protest/boycott relating to rising energy prices, and what is usually referred to as an energy crisis
The plan appears to be such that if one million people pledge (not by way of subscriptions or other payment) to refuse to pay their energy bills by 01/10/2022 then those people shall indeed do exactly that, refuse to pay. The notion being to disrupt cash-flow to said energy companies. I reiterate, I post with neither endorsement or condemnation, thus far I am undecided. I have done a bit of research into the movement, and am aware of the many potential consequences in both directions (those being what happens if we do, and if we don't)
Thoughts?