Economy 10 tarifs help please!

Pocketmoney_2

I am moving home to a Economy 10 set up and finding it hard to find and compare any tarifs for economey 10 users, your help is much needed.

Thanks

Premier_2

There's nothing to compare. Most suppliers only offer 1 E10 tariff, and don't even contemplate switching supplier as it inevitably ends in tears with E10.
Other suppliers will not be able to accomodate your current metering ... despite what the phone jockey eager for his Christmas bonus may tell you just to secure a sale and so a commission payment.

You may want to re-think your move to a E10 home...

Pocketmoney_2

Premier wrote: »

There's nothing to compare. Most suppliers only offer 1 E10 tariff, and don't even contemplate switching supplier as it inevitably ends in tears with E10.
Other suppliers will not be able to accomodate your current metering ... despite what the phone jockey eager for his Christmas bonus may tell you just to secure a sale and so a commission payment.

You may want to re-think your move to a E10 home...

I have always had dual fuel tariffs in the past i now have no choice but to accept this type of tariff as its to late to change my home i been reading some of the "horror" storys about E10 tariffs on the forum is E10 really that bad?

Premier_2

Pocketmoney wrote: »

I have always had dual fuel tariffs in the past i now have no choice but to accept this type of tariff as its to late to change my home i been reading some of the "horror" storys about E10 tariffs on the forum is E10 really that bad?

Do you have a link to those horror stories of which you speak?

I read this board quite extensively and don't remember any particular horror stories. The only downside is you can't move as it really is only the legacy supplier that wiull support your set-up.

The good news is that with 10 hours cheap electricity, and sometimes all your heat and hot water at low rate too, it's often quite a good deal. Everyone can't jump on the same thing as most suppliers do not accept any new applications.

Of course there will always be the odd moaner who decided to rip out his heating designed for E10 and then wonders why he doesn't benefit from E10, but there's no accounting for the actions of some.