Switch for Npower £120 cashback or stay with Scot Power

sva19

I have just switched to SP Online7 tariff (this has cancel fee £50). But notice npower giving £120 cashback on quidco. The SP tariff does appear to be one of the cheapest for me at present , so I am in too minds about continuing to switch again to cashback or stay with SP good tariff??

Switching will get me £120-£50 cancel fee = £70 cashback

If i do switch i suppose it be wise to switch to online tariff without cancel fee, but concern that i will not always be on cheapest tariff?

So need to weigh up cashback cash aganist differing tariffs?

What people think?

I am a serical switcher and in 2009 I accummulated £333 . I use this cashback to pay for the larger winter bills.

shomk

see the thread i started today titled 'switching to npower for cashback'. i had the same query and people have been good enough to answer some questions.