How often can you switch?

webmasterpolo · 18 October 2004 at 3:31PM

I'm assuming there are policies in place to prevent you switching providers every month and racking up lot's of cashback?

I'm looking at switching all of my utilities.

Woby_Tide · 18 October 2004 at 3:47PM

I'm not sure but I thought there was something like a 90 day limit or something(i.e. 1 quarters bill)

that said I can't find any proof yet, just remember being told by one of the companies (though they probably lied to put me off)

edit: OK so they probably lied according to http://www.saveonyourbills.co.uk/elecFaq.php#b2

though if you are choosing the cheapest anyway the number of times you need to change is probably minimal hopefully

voucher · 22 October 2004 at 3:46PM

Ive just swapaed today with no problem and i'm in the process of of moving to another supplyer as we speak, all i was told was that it will take 28 days to sort it out, so i wiill get a bill for that period of 28 days from the supplier who is just taking over now, and my new bills will come from the supplyer i,ve just moved to today. a bit confusing i know but the moral of the story is you can move and choose who supply you anytime you want to.

[Deleted User] · 22 October 2004 at 8:00PM

When SEEBOARD were offering free mobile phones to new customers, I signed up, pocketed the phone, and then swapped straight back to my original suppliers (who were the cheapest).

How often can you switch?

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