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Changing supplier before moving home
Hello
I'm switching from EDF to Ovo Energy using Energyhelpline's website but I'm usure how moving will effect my fixed 12 month term...
If I move to a larger place will this invalidate my contract with them thereby meaning I get a cancellation fee?
Also is anyone with OVO Energy - how are they customer service wise? I'll be saving £134 but I don't want this to mean bad customer service...
I'm switching from EDF to Ovo Energy using Energyhelpline's website but I'm usure how moving will effect my fixed 12 month term...
If I move to a larger place will this invalidate my contract with them thereby meaning I get a cancellation fee?
Also is anyone with OVO Energy - how are they customer service wise? I'll be saving £134 but I don't want this to mean bad customer service...
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Hi when you move you will have to sign up for the supplier that already supplies the new property but I have found that if you are moving you existing supplier at your old property will normally not charge the exit fees.0
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Thanks for your reply Keith
Are you saying if I move after switching suppliers and my new home is supplied by British Gas (for example) I can't take my new supplier with me when I move?0 -
No, a new account must be set up at the new property. You are in a deemed contract with the existing supplier (BG or whoever) and must first set up an account with them before you commence a switch, which will take 4-5 weeks.
Exit fees are not charged when you are moving home.No free lunch, and no free laptop
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Thanks macman - that's very useful.0
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