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Bunch of cowboys

I have for a long time despaired of trustees of Shetland Charitable Trust having absolutely no regard for normal equitable practices, bending every rule of decency to serve their own interests.

Now we find the true level of propriety of the Viking Energy business partners, Scottish and Southern Energy:

“SSE slapped with record £1.25million fine for doorstep selling – three years after misleading customers”

http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/bills/article-2139613/SSE-finally-slapped-1-25million-fine-doorstep-selling.html#ixzz1uBvjLbwt

How can any sane and honest person consider risking precious funds with such a discredited and dishonest company?

Can Shetland Charitable Trust truly do business with a company guilty of conning its customers? Fuel poverty! This bunch of cowboys has been found guilty in the Crown Court of exploiting customers.

Only a total and absolute fool would risk funds with this dishonest multinational.

Ian Tinkler
Clousta

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