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Airtricity is it worth the switch
missma
Posts: 406 Forumite
in N. Ireland
Hi all
Been approached by these guys in a local shopping centre they took my details. Just wondering is it really the saving that they say. Has anyone switched and is it any hassle???
Thanks
Been approached by these guys in a local shopping centre they took my details. Just wondering is it really the saving that they say. Has anyone switched and is it any hassle???
Thanks
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Yes, I switched my business to them a few years ago 5% saving
Last month I switched my Home supply. Its a small saving but its easy!0 -
nie charge 14.31 pance per unit airtricity 12.31 pence per unit0
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yep I switched business and residential over, definitely cheaperNorn Iron Club Member #64
Wikkity Wikkity Wikkity Lets go racing!0 -
Thanks all i read some ppl have had probs with bills being estimates0
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Hi got a sales man calling round soon is it worth it ? Our bills are usually about £100 a quarter? Is it bill every two months0
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missma assuming you're not on a pre pay meter you are saving money, NIE cannot match Airtricity's rates at the minute so its pretty much guaranteed they will be cheaper, as for bills being estimates, like NIE all you need to do is ring or go online and enter an accurate readingNorn Iron Club Member #64
Wikkity Wikkity Wikkity Lets go racing!0 -
Yea I have signed up will see how it goes0
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Being an air. rep i can say from what ive seen everything goes smoothly aslong as people submit their readings, because when people dont the estimates are slightly above what they expect to pay, but every 3 months when the NIE comes out for the reading if it was overestimated it is always automatically refunded to what the exact bill should be

That and online processing times seem to be the only issues0
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