Inclining Block Tariffs (IBT) mean that the more electricity you use in a month, the pricier the extra units become. Have you noticed this on your bill?
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The post discusses Inclining Block Tariffs (IBT), where electricity prices increase with usage. One user said they are experiencing this. Another user mentioned a video suggesting buying small amounts of electricity after payday when tariffs are highest, and larger amounts later. They feel electricity is a scam. Another user agreed. One user wrote a series of messages in another language, which another user responded to in disagreement. A user in Lentegeur said they only get 21 units for R100, while a friend in Pelican Park gets 42 units for the same price. Another user said they also want to know, and that they get 25 units for R100 in woodlands. Users are discussing whether pensioners receive lower tariffs, with one user confirming they do. Another user said they were getting a lower tariff when the house was in their grandfather's name, but not anymore. One user asked why their 81-year-old dad doesn't get a lower tariff. Another user said it depends on the municipality. One user said that tariffs depend on monthly electricity usage. They said that using over 300 or 350 units is high consumption. They added that using less than 250 units per month gets 60 free units.
