British Gas cashback

savemoney

Npower currently pay upto £80.80 for me. Not worth me doing it as I am due £60 for energysmart and £50 for essential tarrif with BG

savemoney

Oh dear interesting as you live in states or interesting to bump your post count up to :spam: Probably a bot anyway. Reported

Yes :spam: same answer in there posts

forexforx wrote: »

Very interesting thread here

MillicentBystander

savemoney wrote: »

Npower currently pay upto £80.80 for me. Not worth me doing it as I am due £60 for energysmart and £50 for essential tarrif with BG

npower are a total no-no for serial switchers on account of their dodgy annual discount paid in arrears! You have to sometimes bide your time until the cash back on offer becomes too big to resist!

ollski

If you're on a bg homecare contract ask your engineer when he comes round...can offer you 120 cashback on a ringback comparison.

2010

There would be no serial switchers if the providers had one simple tariff each where everything was clear instead of about 30 odd each.

I don`t see why people who are not on DD should have to pay more for fuel than the rest of us.

We all have to cook, keep warm and have lighting.

All the talk about maintaining meters is just eye-wash.

It`s the power companies that are paying the cashback, instead of competing with each other and reducing prices.

rabbitmumu

which cheaper tariff is that please?

Any additional terms and conditions?

MillicentBystander

2010 wrote: »

There would be no serial switchers if the providers had one simple tariff each where everything was clear instead of about 30 odd each.

I don`t see why people who are not on DD should have to pay more for fuel than the rest of us.

We all have to cook, keep warm and have lighting.

All the talk about maintaining meters is just eye-wash.

It`s the power companies that are paying the cashback, instead of competing with each other and reducing prices.

I couldn't agree with you more! The principal of offering cash back is stupid, but I make no apologies for taking advantage. My annual cash back (net, after fees) tends to average out at approx £200- £250. Which is approx 20-25% of my annual bill. Of course, if everybody did it it would be stopped. Similarly, if everyone on the net changed from their existing standard rate to the cheapest online deal, these 'super duper' online deals would be nowhere near as 'cheap' as they are now! It's just a very very bizarre industry, TBH.