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html langen>head>    meta charsetutf-8>    meta nameviewport contentwidthdevice-width, initial-scale1, shrink-to-fitno>    meta namedescription        contentYou always hear great things about Energy Ogre, but no one ever talks about how much they suck! We spoke with some people who had bad experiences, and demanded Energy Ogre address them!>    meta propertyog:title contentEnergy Ogre Sucks! />    meta propertyog:locale contenten_US />    meta propertyog:image contenthttps://www.energyogresucks.com/images/energy-ogre-sucks-cover.png?20210521 />    meta propertyog:image:type contentimage/png />    meta propertyog:image:height content627 />    meta propertyog:image:width content1200 />    meta propertyog:type contentarticle />    meta propertyog:url contenthttps://www.energyogresucks.com/ />    meta propertyog:description        contentYou always hear great things about Energy Ogre, but no one ever talks about how much they suck! We spoke with some people who had bad experiences, and demanded Energy Ogre address them! />    meta propertytwitter:title contentEnergy Ogre Sucks! />    meta propertytwitter:description        contentYou always hear great things about Energy Ogre, but no one ever talks about how much they suck! We spoke with some people who had bad experiences, and demanded Energy Ogre address them! />    meta propertytwitter:image:alt contentA logo of Energy Ogre, defaced by graffiti />    meta namedescription        contentYou always hear great things about Energy Ogre, but no one ever talks about how much they suck! We spoke with some people who had bad experiences, and demanded Energy Ogre address them! />    meta namerobots contentindex, follow>    title>Energy Ogre Sucks!/title>    link relstylesheet hrefhttps://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/bootstrap@4.6.0/dist/css/bootstrap.min.css        integritysha384-B0vP5xmATw1+K9KRQjQERJvTumQW0nPEzvF6L/Z6nronJ3oUOFUFpCjEUQouq2+l crossoriginanonymous>    link relpreconnect hrefhttps://fonts.gstatic.com>    link hrefhttps://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?familyMontserrat:wght@400;500&displayswap relstylesheet>    style>        body {            font-family: Montserrat, sans-serif;            padding: 0;            overflow: hidden;        }        .container-fluid {            position: relative;            height: 100vh;            scroll-snap-type: y mandatory;            overflow-y: scroll;        }        .slide {            scroll-snap-align: center;            height: 100vh;            font-size: 2.5vh;        }        h1 {            font-size: 7vh;        }        h2 {            font-size: 4vh;        }        h3 {            padding-top: 6vh;            font-size: 3vh;        }        .blue {            color: #017ba4;        }        .green {            color: #48A747;        }        .btn {            font-size: 3vh;            padding: .75vh;        }        img {            max-width: 100%;        }    /style>/head>body>    div classcontainer-fluid>        section>            div classrow h-100 slide>                div classcol-sm-12 col-xs-12 my-auto>                    img srcimages/eo-sucks-logo.svg classimg-responsive>                    h3>                        Everyone talks about how great Energy Ogre is, but you dont often hear about all their unhappy                        members.                        Well, we found some of them and were asking Energy Ogre to explain some things!                    /h3>                /div>            /div>        /section>        section>            div classrow h-100 slide>                div classcol-sm-6 col-xs-12 my-auto>                    img srcimages/dan-houston.jpg classimg-responsive>                /div>                div classcol-sm-6 col-xs-12 my-auto>                    h2>Dan from Houston/h2>                    p classstyle1>                        This is the final straw: I have so much cash in my wallet from all the money I saved using your                        service, that I now am unable to fit any additional credit cards, IDs or otherwise. It’s getting                        to the point now where I have so many dollar bills overflowing from my wallet that I have to                        stuff                        them into my pockets in handfuls and hope that the money doesn’t fly out as I walk like some                        kind of cartoon character. I can’t even get into my house anymore because I’ve lost my keys in a                        sea of pocket cash. It’ll be months before I can dig them out. Now what’s the point of having                        all                        this cheap electricity if I can’t even be there to enjoy it?                    /p>                /div>            /div>        /section>        section>            div classrow h-100 slide>                div classcol-sm-6 col-xs-12 my-auto>                    h2>Energy Ogres Response/h2>                    p classstyle0>We’re very sorry Dan for any problems our services have caused. Other users have                        found it                        useful to stuff the cash under their mattress or in spare boxes, instead of keeping it all in                        their                        pockets. Hope this is helpful.                    /p>                /div>                div classcol-sm-6 col-xs-12 my-auto>                    img srcimages/response-1.jpg classimg-responsive>                /div>            /div>        /section>        section>            div classrow h-100 slide>                div classcol-sm-6 col-xs-12 my-auto>                    img srcimages/sandra-dallas.jpg classimg-responsive>                /div>                div classcol-sm-6 col-xs-12 my-auto>                    h2>Sandra from Dallas/h2>                    p classstyle2>                        It’s about time we split up, Energy Ogre. I am tired of seeing the number “0” in my bank                        account. Especially when there are more every day—so many that they have to be separated                        by commas! They’re just sitting there in groups of three, all lined up like they’re strolling to                        Sunday School. How am I supposed to keep track of them all?/p>                /div>            /div>        /section>        section>            div classrow h-100 slide>                div classcol-sm-6 col-xs-12 my-auto>                    h2>Energy Ogres Rebuttal/h2>                    p classstyle0>                        Thank you for reaching out, Sandra. As counter-intuitive as it seems, it’s actually better for                        your                        bank account if your balance is followed by a lot of zeroes. Contact your bank—or any                        human                        being who has used money before—for more information on this./p>                /div>                div classcol-sm-6 col-xs-12 my-auto>                    img srcimages/response-2.jpg classimg-responsive>                /div>            /div>        /section>        section>            div classrow h-100 slide>                div classcol-sm-6 col-xs-12 my-auto>                    img srcimages/clarence-corpus-christi.jpg classimg-responsive>                /div>                div classcol-sm-6 col-xs-12 my-auto>                    h2>Clarence from Corpus Christi/h2>                    p classstyle3>                        Spending money is my greatest joy in life, and saving is disgusting to me. When I saw that                        EnergyOgre could save members an average of 40% on their electricity bill, I thought it was                        some kind of sick joke. But then I saw that I could pay for a monthly membership, so I gave into                        my urges and subscribed. Little did I know that the money I saved would cover the cost of                        membership and then some! I can’t keep up with the savings anymore./p>                /div>            /div>        /section>        section>            div classrow h-100 slide>                div classcol-sm-6 col-xs-12 my-auto>                    h2>Energy Ogres Apology/h2>                    p classstyle0>                        We apologize for the issue Clarence, but before you leave us, think of it like this: the money                        you’re saving means you can spend more too!/p>                /div>                div classcol-sm-6 col-xs-12 my-auto>                    img srcimages/response-3.jpg classimg-responsive>                /div>            /div>        /section>        section>            div classrow h-100 slide>                div classcol-sm-6 col-xs-12 my-auto>                    a                        hrefhttps://www.energyogre.com/?utm_sourcesecondary-site&utm_mediumorganic&utm_campaignenergy-ogre-sucks>img                            srcimages/response-4.jpg classimg-responsive>/a>                /div>                div classcol-sm-6 col-xs-12 my-auto>                    p classstyle0>                        Okay, so maybe these aren’t real people, and these arent very popular complaints, but                        considering the average Energy Ogre member saves 40% on their electricity bill, you may end up                        in a very similar scenario.                    /p>                    p classstyle0>How much could you save? /p>                    p aligncenter>                        a hrefhttps://www.energyogre.com/savings?utm_sourcesecondary-site&utm_mediumorganic&utm_campaignenergy-ogre-sucks                            classbtn btn-2x btn-success>Find Out Now!/a>                    /p>                /div>            /div>        /section>    /div>/body>/html>

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