EDF Online Saver Version 7

macman

All depends which tariff you fixed on: I'm on FS v2 which may still be cheaper than the variable with 5% cut (remember it's gas only).

pigeonpie

anyone know when the new 5% cut takes effect and if it applies to dual fuel customers on their standard variable tariff? I wonder if EDF will change their fixed tariffs now as well.
They have £50 cashback on the 2013 fix at present, valid even for existing customers switching from online v7 or std variable.

might be a good time to wait a bit (for once)?

macman

It is from 7/2, all variable tariffs.

cleudo

Has anyone who switched to E.ON back in mid-December heard anything yet? EDF have said to me that E.ON haven't applied to take the supplies yet, and we're nearly half-way into January (only got the OS7 extension till the end of this month).

macman

A month is not up yet, and allowing an extra week for Christmas/New Year, I'd doubt if you'll be on supply with Eon before early Feb.

coolguycp1

Hi,

I have recently finished my contract period with EDF on 31st December (Online version 7 dual fuel) and I am now put on a standard variable tariff by them. I was thinking of switching for a cheaper supplier until I heard today that EDF are cutting their prices in Feb. Should I stay with them or move on to a new supplier? Also, have I entered into any existing contract with them by accepting to be moved to a standard vairable tariff in case I want to switch?

macman

Depends if their 'new' price is cheaper than other deals or not-it's only a 5% cut in the gas price. Use a comp site to check.
There is no ETC on Standard tariff-you can switch at any time.

jalexa

cleudo wrote: »

Has anyone who switched to E.ON back in mid-December heard anything yet? EDF have said to me that E.ON haven't applied to take the supplies yet,

That potentially should be a worrry. Normally the losing supplier is informed immediately at the conclusion of the "cooling-off" period (an automatic process) at which point you might expect to receive a "sorry" letter from EDF.

Something is not right. I suggest you raise your concerns with E.ON.

isotonic_uk

Bark01 wrote: »

Yes but it should also be on your last bill, if you don't have one you can either ring up to get it or just submit a meter reading a new bill is sent out providing you have not had one with in the last month. (You don't get bill until you submit a meter reading)

Don't base a quote on a DD amount as the DD amount could be wrong or it could contain extra money to cover any debt you've built up or a reduction for any credit you've built up.

Ahhh This is what I was looking for in this thread.

I am with EDF and am so confused with their billing. I have been on Online saver 7 since last year but when I look at my statements for both my gas and electricity I have only have paid £800 or so odd pound for 1 year!!!

This is cheap as I would expect my bill to be well over £1k... What is going on here.

When I look at my statements from EDF, confused is not the word!!! as all the bills are in CR? but a steady monthly Direct debit comes out...

All I want EDF to do is give me the actual amount that I need to pay... they seemed to have confused things.

What are my options as I have received a letter to say that they will be moving me over to a 'standard (variable) tariff and looking at it doesnt seem to be a good deal any more.

When I look at price comparison sites should I just look at my usage and put these figures in to give me an accurate summary?

Thanks

macman

Yes, just put in your annual kWh usage.