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Utility Tariffs

Lollo
Lollo Posts: 2 Newbie
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I have moved into a rented flat so do not have an old tariff to use for the comparison sites. How do I find myself a cheap deal, do I use the tariff I found at the flat for the time being or what?

Thanks everyone

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  • dogshome
    dogshome Posts: 3,878 Forumite
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    As hopefully you are aware, you must use the current Utility supplier/s when you move in and quickly report your occupancy and meter readings to them

    As for the Annual consumption of this flat, ask the current supplier what the figures were for the previous year - It won't be accurate for you as different people have different lifestyles, but till you have built up your own record it's certainly good enough for the Switch sites
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