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Help showing -% saving to switch to a capped/fixed tariff

Diamond159
Diamond159 Posts: 11 Forumite
Hi new user here be gentle please :-)

Im with Atlantic on Domestic nsc on-line tariff but when i search for the best capped/fixed deal on energyhelpline its coming up as saving -£185 (-25%)

?? What should i do....im so confused

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  • DGJsaver
    DGJsaver Posts: 2,777 Forumite
    Diamond159 wrote: »
    Hi new user here be gentle please :-)

    Im with Atlantic on Domestic nsc on-line tariff but when i search for the best capped/fixed deal on energyhelpline its coming up as saving -£185 (-25%)

    ?? What should i do....im so confused

    It means that your bills will go UP by £185 a year , subject to your initial usage that you put into the comparisons site being correct

    It also means your gambling that atlantics prices go up MORE than 25%
  • Diamond159
    Diamond159 Posts: 11 Forumite
    Atlantic said they are the last to increase their prices and the 1st to reduce them. Will the prices be going up more then 25% do you think? i heard BG went up 30 something% and on here somewhere it said another rise in jan 09 on the cards.........If i stay with Atlantic they said they will put me on their domestic tariff which is garanteed to be 2% cheaper then the price there charging others........It's all to confusing for me
  • DGJsaver
    DGJsaver Posts: 2,777 Forumite
    Diamond159 wrote: »
    Atlantic said they are the last to increase their prices and the 1st to reduce them. Will the prices be going up more then 25% do you think? i heard BG went up 30 something% and on here somewhere it said another rise in jan 09 on the cards.........If i stay with Atlantic they said they will put me on their domestic tariff which is garanteed to be 2% cheaper then the price there charging others........It's all to confusing for me


    Watch out on this as their is a cancellation fee...

    Im with atlantic and im going to ride it out...i dont buy all this scaremongering and legal blackmail thats going on
  • Diamond159
    Diamond159 Posts: 11 Forumite
    I just called Atlantic again and the lady i spoke to said the Variable tariff is not available with Atlantic - They are part of 4 different companies.....
    Im getting so confused with it all i think im going to stick with them - im ment to get some money back on mth 13 also so .....raaghhh confused
  • zAndy1
    zAndy1 Posts: 258 Forumite
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    I'm with Atlantic too, I'm sticking with them as they have been very fair, they are definitely one of the last companies to increase prices and I'm due my months rebate (£88) in December. Not sure if the price comparisons include that rebate, as with yourself capped tariffs are showing a loss of about £180 compared with what I'm currently paying to Atlantic. If that's £180 + the £88 rebate I'd also lose then for just over a years capping I don't think it's worth it. I wasn't aware atlantic had increased prices from 1/4/08 so I'm pretty sure we need to increase our payment from the current £88pm combined to something like £110-120 pm (with most of that increase going towards electric). My next Atlantic bill is due next week so I'll see how things are looking then.
  • Cardew
    Cardew Posts: 29,064 Forumite
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    Diamond159 wrote: »
    Hi new user here be gentle please :-)

    Im with Atlantic on Domestic nsc on-line tariff but when i search for the best capped/fixed deal on energyhelpline its coming up as saving -£185 (-25%)

    ?? What should i do....im so confused

    I hope you entered annual kWh consumption in the comparison site and not monthly Direct debit payments.
  • Diamond159
    Diamond159 Posts: 11 Forumite
    no i put monthly d/d. Only been with them since nov 07 and BG my previous - all the readings were wrong and all over the place so dont really know how to est an annual kwh - advise welcome if that'll help me in my search :-)
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