just called uswitch & energyhelpine

xirokx

apparently they both are saying they dont offer cashback anymore?

Is that true..

They went on to say they never have, well I know I received £15 from them last year..

whats that all about?

anyway, currently with Atlantic for Electric and Eon for Gas...

Apparently they suggested a move to scottish power dual would initally increase my bill by 3% but in the grand scheme of things it would be capped until aug 09 so therefore I would end up saving..

Are these price increases for real?

I currently pay £45 per month Elec and £25 Gas..

What would you guys suggest?

Thanks in advance..

bristolleedsfan

xirokx wrote: »

apparently they both are saying they dont offer cashback anymore?

Is that true..

They went on to say they never have, well I know I received £15 from them last year..

whats that all about?

anyway, currently with Atlantic for Electric and Eon for Gas...

Apparently they suggested a move to scottish power dual would initally increase my bill by 3% but in the grand scheme of things it would be capped until aug 09 so therefore I would end up saving..

Are these price increases for real?

I currently pay £45 per month Elec and £25 Gas..

What would you guys suggest?

Thanks in advance..

If u decide to switch to SP then u will receive the most cashback at one of these cashback sites with no annual fee at topcashback.

Dual fuel with same company is usually the best move. ( 62.00 cashback is going rate atm)

( Clear cookies before u visit the cashback site)

http://www.topcashback.co.uk/

http://www.quidco.com/

http://www.cashbackkings.com/

xirokx

how do the three sites posted work?

basically sign up through their site to receive the cashback?

do they pay?

which

xirokx

how do the three sites posted work?

basically sign up through their site to receive the cashback?

do they pay?

which one of the three is not a good payer

bristolleedsfan

xirokx wrote: »

how do the three sites posted work?

basically sign up through their site to receive the cashback?

do they pay?

which one of the three is not a good payer

Quidco has increased SP cashback for dual fuel to 72.00 ive noticed, the other two sites may follow suit.

All three sites are good payers, its important that your pc has cookies enabled and no ad blocking, u can join TCB for free and use its test tracking facility.

Both Cashback kings and quidco charge 5.00 annual fee, there are numerous no spend cashbacks that can be gained which pays the annual fee + profit gained.

Utility Cashbacks usually take 2 months to be paid sometimes sooner.

Join cashback site, log into cashback site and apply to switch via the cashback site.

Clear cookies before you visit the cashback site.

notbritishgas

xirokx wrote: »

apparently they both are saying they dont offer cashback anymore?

Is that true..

They went on to say they never have, well I know I received £15 from them last year..

whats that all about?

anyway, currently with Atlantic for Electric and Eon for Gas...

Apparently they suggested a move to scottish power dual would initally increase my bill by 3% but in the grand scheme of things it would be capped until aug 09 so therefore I would end up saving..

Are these price increases for real?

I currently pay £45 per month Elec and £25 Gas..

What would you guys suggest?

Thanks in advance..

Cashback is available if you access the comparison site via the links on MSE site.If you go direct either by phone or web they never have paid cashback to my knowledge.
I think some cashback sites like quidco may also benefit as well.

xirokx

will i not leave myself vulnerable going via quidco or a similar site if switching to dual fuel as I will need to know the SP tariff etc?

Or is it a straight forward process?

What happens if I am currently in debit to my existing electricity company?

Once I signup with SP via a cashback site, will my existing electricity company communicate with SP thus issuing me a final bill?

Please clarify..

Thank you so much for all help so far..

10_66

xirokx wrote: »

apparently they both are saying they dont offer cashback anymore?

Is that true..

Have today switched provider for a price protection product for my mom & dad using Energyhelpline and was told they'd receive £15 cashback (unfortunatley, can't do dual fuel for them as gas not available where they live).

xirokx

hmmm thats really strange..

10_66

I did have to mention the magic words MoneySavingExpert.

bristolleedsfan

10_66 wrote: »

Have today switched provider for a price protection product for my mom & dad using Energyhelpline and was told they'd receive £15 cashback (unfortunatley, can't do dual fuel for them as gas not available where they live).

Suprised u didnt use a cashback site where u would have got around double that cashback rate.