Chargemaster Unveils Multiple UK Tariffs for Electric Car Charging

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    nickh
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    I’m not sure how accessing the free posts would work. Is the assumption that you still need the £20 annual subscription for the card, but that charging would then be free? Would you also be able to use the paygo app to access the free ones?

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    woodlee
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    I’m not sure Nickh, but I assume that if you use the payg app you could access the free points, but they would not be free since you are then using the points for no charge at all. On the original e-mail the payg app was not in fact mentioned, only the two other tariffs. The £20 tariff would be akin to the present scenario, only twice as expensive!

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    londonmatt001
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    I know that we cannot expect free electricity for life, but their charges are ridiculous.

    By charging such high rates, people will only charge at home, where it is much cheaper.

    I think that this will halt the electric car movement before it has even taken off.

    If they need to charge, then do it for a nominal fee.

    For the prices that they are currently advertising, I would expect that any given charger is always in working condition, charges the car at the advertised power output and is guranteed not to be ice’d.

    I for one, will only charge at home now and with the Ecotricity chargers. Let’s hope that IER don’t do anything similarly stupid when they take over Source London

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