who else took the gamble and didnt switch to a fixed product

KimYeovil

wild666 wrote: »

But if they expect me to pay a lump sum to catch up they can forget it I am on benefits

The worst sort of scavenging creep who gives decent carers and claimants a bad name. How unpleasant.

lil_me

I only capped this time (due to end in Nov) because it was the cheapest supplier at the time, looking at current prices Click 5 will be £180 a year more for me when I need to switch again but that's the smallest increase.

1carminestocky

lil_me wrote: »

I only capped this time (due to end in Nov) because it was the cheapest supplier at the time, looking at current prices Click 5 will be £180 a year more for me when I need to switch again but that's the smallest increase.

Who did you 'cap' with and how long was the 'cap' for? TIA!

DGJsaver

wild666 wrote: »

I have not capped I haven't even had a bill yet only been in here since the middle of May paying £30 a month with BG for electric but getting the gas free as they haven't taken a payment or sent me any details about the gas. But if they expect me to pay a lump sum to catch up they can forget it I am on benefits

Free gas ?

Hope you get screwed

foreversummer

I decided not to cap but stick with an internet tariff. I think fear is a big factor here and I think as with most fixed price items you will be worse off over time - the energy companies are not going to lose out.

I almost fell into the trap with my remortgage and almost fixed when prices were rising almost daily in June/July. Now mortgage rates are falling - I'm so glad I didn't fix.

I've moved today from Eon v5 to v8 as they told me I would save £157 by doing so. I am quite happy to swap tariffs as and when necessary to get the best prices.

All I really want is to pay a fair price for things I need. It's seems crazy that we have to gamble in this way on the basic necessities.

Foreversummer