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How to compare dual fuel?
daveys1374
Posts: 7 Forumite
in Energy
Excuse me if I am being really thick but I cant find a gas/electricity comparison site that will do a comparison if I get BOTH my gas and leccy from one supplier (Eon)
they all seem to ask for an amount spent on a monthly basis for both utilities rather than a total cost for both.
Any help would greatly appreciated.
Many thanks in advance
they all seem to ask for an amount spent on a monthly basis for both utilities rather than a total cost for both.
Any help would greatly appreciated.
Many thanks in advance
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I know what you mean. It's really best to put in the kwh used rather than the money spent but if you can't do that then just guess. That's what I do. Ovo charged me £61 so I split it £40 for gas and £21 and elec and then tried again with a slightly different balance. Any which way I did it, it came out with the same as the cheapest supplier. Then I worked out the kwh used and it gave me the same answer.0
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Do not use monthly spend figures.
You need to quote annual Kilowatt hour usage for both fuels.
If you cant find a current bill, which should give you this information, phone your supplier and ask.That gum you like is coming back in style.0 -
thanks folks for your help0
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... then compare single fuel alternatives before making any final decision.
You may be pleasently surprised by the results
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