Clickfil Addresses Complexities of Heating Oil Price Protection Contracts
Clickfil Addresses Complexities of Heating Oil Price Protection Contracts
Woburn, MA (PRWEB) May 14, 2010
Clickfil, an innovative online heating oil provider, is helping customers decipher the complexities of heating oil price protection plans and make the right choice by releasing a series of articles which can be found at Clickfilosophy.com, the Clickfil blog. The articles, “What You Should Know Before Signing a Price Protection Heating Oil Contract,” “Heating Oil Contacts: Is the Gamble Worth It,” “The Incremental Costs of Price Protection Heating Oil,” and “Is Your Price Protection Investment Safe” are intended to both educate and spark online discussions in the greater Boston area by allowing local heating oil customers to post their comments.
“As heating oil users begin researching options for the upcoming heating oil delivery season, we believe it is important that customers have a resource to learn about the differences between fixed price heating oil plans, cap price heating oil plans, and variable pricing heating oil,” said David Simmons of Clickfil. “Giving customers the scoop on the cost of heating oil will ultimately help cut through the clutter so they can make an informed and smart decision.”
Clickfil is a web-based, oil heat provider for residents and businesses who want to take advantage of the Internet to save money by ordering heating oil and managing their account online. The company has reinvented the way in which home heating oil is provided by offering the most advanced, fully functional and secure website for managing the purchase and delivery of home heating oil, at the click of a mouse. Clickfil can save customers more than 30 cents per gallon on oil heat prices. Founded in 2009, Clickfil is privately held and funded. For more information, visit http://www.clickfil.com.
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