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An anonymous campaign urging people not to pay mounting energy bills is gathering pace, according to organisers who have been dubbed highly irresponsible by the government.
Taking part could land you in hot water. Here's what you need to know.
Politicians cannot shirk responsibility now for the extreme hardship millions of people are about to face
"Don't Pay", launched on 18 June, aims to get one million households to sign up to stop their energy direct-debits from 1 October. It calls for "a reduction of bills to an affordable level", but says it has no "set list of demands".
"Don't Pay", launched on 18 June, aims to get one million households to sign up to stop their energy direct-debits from 1 October. It calls for "a reduction of bills to an affordable level", but says it has no "set list of demands".