EDF- nearly out of lock in contract.

hubb

I am in December going to be free of my 1 year contract with EDF. I talked to some canvassers yesterday and asked if they are going to put their prices up again. They said yes they are. I just want to know if it's worth me asking if I stay with them, will they freeze my prices as they are still the most competitive ?

HalloweenJack

what was your tariff? EDF have allready announced price rises (and also removed there own cheapest fixed deals) - since everyone has announced price increases - use your annual figures to find the best deal.

hubb

They have only just put them up !!! I am on online saver 7 (whatever that means) I can't find out the yearly usage as I haven't been with them a year yet and we got a new boiler last October.

HalloweenJack

OS7 finishes in december and its highly unlikely it`ll be put up before then - and the price didnt rise in november for OS7 - i moved from OS7 in july to fixed saver v2 (sep 2012( as it workd out cheaper than the new OS7 prices.

hubb

Thanks, I will get onto that.

macman

Use a comp site with your estimated annual figures.

hubb

Wouldn't it just be easier to get a better deal with EDF ? After all, they are the cheapest out there.

Again I don't know my annual usage because I haven't been with them for 12 months and we had a new boiler installed last October.

macman

hubb wrote: »

Wouldn't it just be easier to get a better deal with EDF ? After all, they are the cheapest out there.

Again I don't know my annual usage because I haven't been with them for 12 months and we had a new boiler installed last October.

And on what evidence do you base that without doing any comparative research?
It might be easier, but that does not mean cheaper-for the sake of 5 mins work on a comp site.
Use your estimated consumption if necessary-you'd have to do just the same to assess any supplier, including EDF.

MillicentBystander

hubb wrote: »

Wouldn't it just be easier to get a better deal with EDF ? After all, they are the cheapest out there.

Again I don't know my annual usage because I haven't been with them for 12 months and we had a new boiler installed last October.

Excellent! Here's me trawling the comparison sites getting all confuzzled and now there's no need as you've done all the research for me. I can't thank you enough. Where do I sign?

hubb

MillicentBystander wrote: »

Excellent! Here's me trawling the comparison sites getting all confuzzled and now there's no need as you've done all the research for me. I can't thank you enough. Where do I sign?

No need to be facetious

EDF have excellent customer service and I am always in credit with them. Tell me who is cheaper and I will switch.

backfoot

hubb wrote: »

No need to be facetious

EDF have excellent customer service and I am always in credit with them. Tell me who is cheaper and I will switch.

Who told you that? :eek: They are appalling. Even Consumer Focus said so.