Does any cashback site have standard gas/elec deals?

Somerset

I normally use Quidco. Although they've got cashback incentives all the suppliers are only offering for paperless/online/direct debit.

I just want a quarterly paper bill with option to pay by cheque. I'm fine with a direct debit after it's up and running.

Does anyone know a cashback site where the suppliers are offering cashback on a paper billing cycle ?

1carminestocky

Opting for paper billing tariffs through a cashback site should be fine but opting for the non-DD option may be a problem. HTH.

bristolleedsfan

When Quidco offered 80.00 and then 100.00 for SP dual fuel switch it was stated that to get the higher rates DD application had to be made otherwise the lower 62.00 rate applied, now the rate is down to 62.00 their is no such apparent DD stipulation.

http://www.quidco.com/scottish-power/

I will add that I applied for direct debit when 100.00 was on offer, it tracked fine, instead of receiving DD notification I received cash payments notification, when I queried it I was informed that SP didnt have my bank details. ( resupplied them)

Absolutely no reason IMO why u cant apply for non direct debit to SP, ( although DD tends to give the best savings) not that O/P stated which company he/she wished to switch to.

http://www.topcashback.co.uk/retailerdetailScottish_Power.htm ( TCB, doesnt mention the word Direct Debit once which I believe reinforces my above stated belief)

Somerset

bristolleedsfan wrote: »

now the rate is down to 62.00 their is no such apparent DD stipulation.

Agreed it doesn't on the Quidco page but when you go into the SP site and go through the questions d/d is the only option given ie it asks method of payment and when you click on the box for whatever options it only has one option - d/d. Which is weird because on the ? mark beside this, when you click it provides all options including cheque - it's just that to proceed with the application you have to leave the d/d in the 'payment method' box as that's the only choice