#whatsupwednesday
We have a NEW USAGE PAGE updated for our mobile app!
This update will give you better insights of trends week over week and highlight usage patterns so you know the better (cheaper) times to use energy.
https://www.gogriddy.com/blog/uncategorized/usage-page-redesgin/ …pic.twitter.com/181Edmz1Xd
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Replying to @GoGriddy
Great! Since this is gambling, it makes sense that
@GoGriddy would want to update you on the odds. Spoiler alert: enrolling with@InfuseEnergy into a fixed price plan is not gambling.1 reply 0 retweets 1 like -
Replying to @InfuseEnergy
Isn't one of your plans a fixed rate of 11.3c/kWh for a 36 month contract with a $375 cancellation fee? Is that treating your customers right?
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Replying to @GoGriddy
It’s no surprise you don’t understand how fixed price plans work, but thanks for the plug! We have a plan in Houston for 6.9 c/kWh + CenterPoint delivery. Fixed! No gambling! And since we purchase power in the forward markets, an ETF is appropriate. Happy to educate you further!
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Replying to @InfuseEnergy
But if that's true, why isn't that the only plan you offer? And how much are you making on that 6.9c considering the forward markets are WAY less than that? We make $9.99/month. Care to share what you make off your customers?
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Replying to @GoGriddy
Your question reveals little understanding of the market. The terms reflect the different forward prices and give people options. Our margins are slim, if they weren’t it would defy the basic laws of economics. My question remains unanswered: why isn’t
@GoGriddy gambling? Explain2 replies 0 retweets 0 likes
Is a 401k gambling? The stock market moves up and down too. Over the long run, wholesale plus $9.99 always wins. Members who take control of their usage and respond to market moves save even more.
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