Eon EnergyOnline Extra Saver v13

Geoffo_M

I see that v13 is now showing. The gas hasn't changed from v8 - and electricity rates are showing blank waiting to be announced. These are supposed to be 9% less from next month, but anyone want to take a bet that the online discounts will have been cut?

advantix

I will take a bet that the discounts have NOT been cut and will remain the same. You are right Electric prices from EON will be an average of 9% less from 31st March but the gas has not been reduced.

1carminestocky

Is this what you're after?

http://www.energyhelpline.com/energy/rg_tariffdetails.aspx?rg=14&tid1=282516&tid2=282488

http://www.energyhelpline.com/energy/rg_tariffdetails.aspx?rg=14&tid1=282446&tid2=282404

Discounts - Dual fuel direct debit customers receive a discount of 8% off their total annual bill. EnergyOnline Extra Saver 13 customers receive an additional discount of 5.8% off their total annual bill for managing their account online. The total discount is 13.8% off the total annual bill.

SplanK

hhmm
i just realised im still on the standard "lets throw you on this tarrif" from when i first moved in in sept..

from what I can see, the only difference is that the first 900KWh elec are 5p cheaper per unit and an unknown discount (compared to the 8% i get now).....

EnergyOnline Extra Saver v13
Elec
Normal units up to 900 kWhs
20.433 pence

Normal units
11.109 pence per kWh

Gas
Normal units up to 2680 kWhs
6.52995 pence

Normal units
3.5574 pence per kWh

Geoffo_M

advantix wrote: »

I will take a bet that the discounts have NOT been cut and will remain the same. You are right Electric prices from EON will be an average of 9% less from 31st March but the gas has not been reduced.

You are so right - I've been made to eat my own words here. My total discounts have actually increased from 13.3% up to 14.5%. However, these are the p/unit reductions for me (I am on v8)
1. 24.476p down to 23.982p - a reduction of 2%
2. 9.335p down to 9.146p - a reduction of 2%

How does this equate to a reduction of 9%

jimexbox

I just rang Eon as apparently their discount varies region to region. I would recieve a total of 16.1% discount in by area (Eastern) on v13. Which is slightly more than I received before on v12. The primary electricity unit has been dropped from 26.4075 to 22.1865, and secondary 10.8255 to 10.71. The gas price remains unchanged.

I specifically asked if the reduced electric prices included the 9% reduction at the end of the month. The lady told me, 'no, we dont have any details yet as to what products will recieve the cut'. Odd, as I would of though all unfixed tarrif would benefit.

Geoffo_M

jimexbox wrote: »

Odd, as I would of though all unfixed tarrif would benefit.

Not necessarily - Eon have only said it will "affect the majority of its residential customers".
http://pressreleases.eon-uk.com/blogs/eonukpressreleases/archive/2009/02/12/E.ON-announces-electricity-price-cut-of-9_2500_.aspx

Some will win, but going on past history, I feel many will be disappointed

jimexbox

How many Eon customers have a fixed price? Millions? These folk definitely will not benefit, those on variable unit price should see a reduction. If not Im off......

philng

Interesting that the new V13 has been launched to supersede v12 for those on V5 which discounts finish on 31/3 as v13 works out dearer for me than v12 which I now cannot switch to. Overall cost is £25 extra a year on v13 for me than v12 due to lower discounts.

E.ON_Company_Representative:_Helena

Hi,

I've put some info on this thread.

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1558665

Thanks

Helena

1carminestocky

Is this a clear case of giving with one hand and taking away with the other?