As energy bills are set to soar this October, many Brits will be looking for efficient ways to lower their use and cut costs.
Unfortunately, such an ordeal can can bring out those who seek to make money off the struggle of others. This can result in the selling of products which seemingly offer simple solutions, but are usually too good to be true.
Now, experts want people to be aware about certain "energy saving boxes" which are being sold online and claim to cut bills in half, but are actually faulty, reports Wales Online.
