If you can't pay, don't pay anymore.
This is more or less the slogan of a civil disobedience movement born in June in the United Kingdom.
According to The Guardian, "Don't Pay", the name of this action, wants to put pressure on energy suppliers, all private in the country, in order to obtain lower prices.
Their means of action?
An upcoming bill payment strike on October 1, when the price cap is expected to rise to 78%.
The British Gas and Electricity Markets Office had already set a previous cap increase of 54% on April 1.
In other words, prices will still soar.
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