Get £1,000 off your utility bills June 4th, 2008

Scottish Power are offering you the chance to win £1,000 off your utility bills, a much needed boost in times when gas and electricity prices are rising by double digit amounts. All you have to do is fill in your details on their website for a chance to win, whether you are an existing customer or not. The offer closes on 30th June so you’ve got a few weeks left to complete the form.

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