£80 Cash-back for Dual Fuel Switch

mls

I took Martin's advice that this was a good time to compare and switch. I decided to go through USwitch, to get the case of wine, and sure enough I found that switching to Npower could save me nearly £150.

However, before proceeding I also checked whether Npower was on TopCashBack and found it was - and they were offering £80 for a duel fuel switch, more than twice as much as any of the normal utility comparison sites, for the same on-line tarif.

http://www.topcashback.co.uk/Search/Merchants/npower

Maybe there's a catch, but the £80 has already appeared as 'pending' in my TopCashBack account, so fingers crossed! Cheers. MLS

Gerrard_8_lfc

I wonder why Npower offer double what every other energy supplier offer as cashback.

It might have something to do with them being voted Britains Worst Energy supplier.

mls

You may be right, Gerard, but I'm more than happy switching again next year if they're that bad. Might get that case of wine after all! MLS

Sucker_for_sweeties

I was happy with my case of wine and nearly £200 less than year before....fixed.

But I'm already scouting out this years switch.....I may have to become an energy tart....after 19 years with same supplier originally.

roddydogs

£100 of N.Powers discount is applied yearly-so if you leave early, you lose it.
Never had any problems with them....what do you need to contact them for anyway?

NeverInDebt

Cashback should is only one factor is moving supplier, obviously price they charge is another

mls

NeverInDebt wrote: »

Cashback should is only one factor is moving supplier, obviously price they charge is another

Of course, which is why I used USwitch to work out which was the cheapest deal for me, before looking for the best cash-back offer. MLS

KonkyWonky

I'm in a similair boat, used uswitch to get the cheapest price and got £70 cashback from e.on which tracked after only 5 hours!