Wave of Bin Hikes temere come migliaia di clienti colpiti dall’aumento dei prezzi della raccolta questa settimana
https://www.independent.ie/business/money/wave-of-bin-hikes-feared-as-thousands-of-customers-hit-by-increase-in-collection-prices-this-week/a1393463044.html
di Banania2020
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*Re-turn scheme hate boners creak into life*
Like clockwork
Is there any way to easily compare prices ? I’ve only seen one site doing Dublin and nowhere else but they all work out more or less the same after the other charges are factored in.
Remember Greyhound being absolute shite bags to deal with when I was living there.
They risk more illegal dumping if the price goes higher.
Shop around.
Given actual bin companies can’t be part of the Return scheme, this was expected.
Amazing that prices go up even when customers are putting less demand on their services than ever. Just nationalise this industry.
It should seriously be re-nationalised. Each provider has a monopoly of a certain area and fair competition is not really feasible, so we’re left with no choice but higher prices.
There’s a reason why waste collection is municipal across Europe.
Man, just fuck everyone. Electricity prices are sky high, gas is insane, food is worse and bins are now up too. We are taxed on everything and we are getting shafted from all directions from half a dozen different kinds of mandatory insurance and just the other day I heard someone on the radio saying they would need to try bring back water charges.
Why is it that all of our basic necessities are killing us? People need to stop voting for this.
Is *anything* getting cheaper?
Just ring them and tell them you wont pay the increase until your 12 month contract is up. I do this multiple times a year.
These waste companies don’t even properly train their staff, they have to pick it up as they go along..
This is madness. Are prices for basic services increasing while the quality of service is getting worse everywhere? What is the intention behind this? Electricity, rent, petrol, food , drink , taxis, buses how far before the average worker completely cracks and can’t afford to function?
I know two separate people who use public bins because they genuinely can not afford any further increases in the cost of utilities. It’s not charge evasion, it’s necessity.
I fear we’re going to see more people forced into the same situation.
We’re supposed to be a society that cares about each other. Instead, we’re having private companies force cost increases just because they can. And that’s the problem, they can! There’s no competition.
It’s the same when you try and hire a skip. Every company charges the same, while the CEO of this one gets more than €360 *million*!!!
They’re all in a cartel with profit being the name of the game.
Gone are the days when companies put the customer first and prided themselves on their service!
These days, the customer is only a hostage to be milked for their last penny.
In my area they choose to raise prices just as a competitor started operating here, myself and all the neighbours called to cancel and they priced matched the new offer.
Went from facing a huge hike to saving money, if they hadn’t tried to increase prices not sure I’d have called at all.
Fuck privatisation. Fuck monopolies. Fuck FFFG.
We can start to leave our rubbish outside of our politicians constituency offices then
Missing the old bin lorries from the Council paid from government taxation yet?
Guys, the free market will make things cheaper and more efficient
Source: Just trust me bro
If everyone stuck together and refused to pay for a month they would change their minds quick enough. But that will never happen in this country.
Privatisation and deregulation have fucked the consumer over and over
Does anything in Ireland not cost a bomb. Can’t wait for trump to pull the tax from the huge American companies fuck the government
Property taxes in Northern Ireland cover bins but as per usual we get nothing for it
A fiver a year more expensive.
It’s so much cheaper for me to drive to the waste collection myself. BNM used to be €8 now €23 for 3 bins. I might buy a truck and start a service. I’ll charge €15 to get customers. I’ll put it up to €20 soon enough because you’re too lazy to change service.
Most developed countries have nationalised wasted management