Gas/elecricity prices etc

rockhopper · 11-Sep-2005, 12:43

Whats that site called where you can find out who the cheapest supplier is in your area?

Carbon749 · 11-Sep-2005, 13:59

try uswitch.com

Let me know how you get on, I'm looking to do the same.

Melnie Mouse · 12-Sep-2005, 00:45

the best chart to look at is ofgem, I know the top ones, are atlantic, scottish power and virgin, altho virgin is internet only.

as long as wot you choose isn't the monopoly one in your area you will save, but to get best value, go for neither and go the same and you get dual fuel discount.

allow it to go through in 28 days and take an 'opening read' and a closing read which maybe a 'gas' person may come along and do that for you..

Mr C · 12-Sep-2005, 02:03

I am with Atlantic and as part of the package I get free Cover for all internal plumbing and heating. Had to use the 24hr number once and had a plumper here within the hour to fix a daft fault on my boiler. All FOC of course.

Melnie Mouse · 12-Sep-2005, 10:55

Quote:

Originally posted by Mr C
I am with Atlantic and as part of the package I get free Cover for all internal plumbing and heating. Had to use the 24hr number once and had a plumper here within the hour to fix a daft fault on my boiler. All FOC of course.

I'm with Atlantic too, and as I've been them a year, they give you back a loyalty thing.. It's a month back of free gas and electricity, whatever your month direct debit is, they give it back to you in your account.. How cool is that? - the only ones I know who do that, get a free month...

Mr_S · 12-Sep-2005, 11:45

I 've used ww.uswitch.com

It does a good comparison and makes recommendations. It can also be a good bargaining tool with your existing providers to reduce bills.

rockhopper · 12-Sep-2005, 21:34

Cheers peeps. Uswitch say i can save over £150 a year by switching!

Melnie Mouse · 13-Sep-2005, 01:09

That's good then Rockhopper, it only takes a month too, 28 days notice all that is required, take a closing and opening read yourself though - just in case...

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11-Sep-2005, 12:43	#1
rockhopper Registered Forum User Ducati Corse Posts: 3,367 Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Pinxton Gas/elecricity prices etc Whats that site called where you can find out who the cheapest supplier is in your area? Reply

11-Sep-2005, 13:59	#2
Carbon749 Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,956 Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Normally in my own little world Mood: I own a flame thrower try uswitch.com Let me know how you get on, I'm looking to do the same. Reply

12-Sep-2005, 02:03	#4
Mr C Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,001 Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Chorley I am with Atlantic and as part of the package I get free Cover for all internal plumbing and heating. Had to use the 24hr number once and had a plumper here within the hour to fix a daft fault on my boiler. All FOC of course. Reply

12-Sep-2005, 11:45	#6
Mr_S Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,324 Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Gosport I 've used ww.uswitch.com It does a good comparison and makes recommendations. It can also be a good bargaining tool with your existing providers to reduce bills. Reply

12-Sep-2005, 21:34	#7
rockhopper Registered Forum User Ducati Corse Posts: 3,367 Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Pinxton Cheers peeps. Uswitch say i can save over £150 a year by switching! Reply

13-Sep-2005, 01:09	#8
Melnie Mouse Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 704 Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: WATERLOOVILLE Mood: Smiles That's good then Rockhopper, it only takes a month too, 28 days notice all that is required, take a closing and opening read yourself though - just in case... Reply