Posts under ‘Coronavirus’

From the shellenergy.co.uk website

Impact of COVID-19 (coronavirus)

An update from the Shell Energy team as of 4 August

We’re continuing to closely follow government guidance on COVID-19 (coronavirus) as the situation develops. During this time, it’s important that we each do our part by staying at home as much as possible and practising social distancing. Almost all of our employees continue to work from home, providing support for our customers. We spoke to Shell Energy COO Judith Burditt to discuss how we are helping customers through the coronavirus. read more

Featured below are extracts from negative customer reviews about Shell Energy posted during the last several days on Trustpilot.  Visit the Shell Energy page on Trustpilot to view all reviews in their entirety, positive and negative (and Shell Energy responses). Watch out for any fake reviews. Note the reoccurring themes in the negative reviews, including difficulty in communicating with the company. This article posted on 27 June 2020.

Shell broadband ignore any calls or…

Shell broadband ignore any calls or emails. Our broadband is not working properly, waste of money.

The worst company I have come across

The worst company I have come across, the biggest mistake moving to Shell from EE broadband and phone. They are money grabbing, selfish company the worst nightmare is moving to them.

Stay away

THIS IS ONE COMPANY I REALLY HOPE GOES…

THIS IS ONE COMPANY I REALLY HOPE GOES UNDER THEIR CUSTOMER SERVICE IS TOTALLY USELESS THEY NEVER GET BACK TO YOU PLEASE AVOID THIS COMPANY LIKE COVID_19 .

Awful customer service and excessive…

Awful customer service and excessive pricing plans. Will leave as soon as I am able too read more

Gas and electricity customers face the prospect of debt collectors chasing up unpaid bills after the energy industry regulator told suppliers they no longer had to offer unlimited coronavirus payment holidays.

Ofgem gave the go-ahead to restart debt collections weeks after calling on energy suppliers to offer help to customers facing financial pain due to the Covid-19 pandemic by delaying or reducing bills.

Bailiffs were also barred from chasing households struggling to pay council tax or parking fines, but these rules will remain in place for at least another two months. read more