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EBICO - Ethos vs T&C's Query

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Cardew Posts: 29,060 Forumite

17 September 2009 at 9:56PM

matty_hunt wrote: »

Humm, youre right. discount is applied after 12 months. Total npower dual bill £179.24 after 12month discount. gas with ebico £98.60 and elect from edf £82.91 =£181.51 plus £30 edf switch cashback. I think its not worth essentially being tied to npower for 12 months the get a discount. Would you agree?

Thank God for these forums.
Thanks for your help.

Agreed.
Personally I would go with Ebico.

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