EDF online saver 12

SamanthaD85

We want to change from prepayment meter to DD pay monthly and was wondering if this tariff would be a good tariff to choose? We are with EDF at the moment using the prepayment meter and have already saved alot of money since switching to them and would like to stay with them.

Any views and advice we would be grateful. (I have just noticed that this online saver 12 was added 18th April 2011.)

Here is the link to the info about online saver 12:
http://www2.savetodaysavetomorrow.com/DualFuel.html?__utma=1.1285462250.1303129949.1303129949.1303752553.2&__utmb=1.50.10.1303752553&__utmc=1&__utmx=-&__utmz=1.1303754473.2.3.utmcsr=google|utmccn=(organic)|utmcmd=organic|utmctr=edf%20online&__utmv=-&__utmk=220077593

stedwell

Have also been considering changing to this so interested in any answers. Thanks

t0rt0ise

Why not do a comparison on one of the sites.. I use uSwitch but there are others, and see if it's a good deal for you. Be aware that the contract period is about 18 months and if you want out in that time, there would be a charge.

SamanthaD85

I have done a comparison but as we currently have a prepayment meter i can only compare prepayment tariffs. We have been with EDF for about a month now on prepayment and have saved alot with them since switching so happy to stay with them, just wasnt sure which tariff to chose with them, being new to all this as first time home owners.

t0rt0ise

If you want to compare the normal credit prices just pretend you are on a standard tariff, say British Gas standard, and see which EDF tariff comes up as the cheapest on the list. The online saver is likely to be the cheapest EDF tariff at the moment.