MSE News: Co-op cuts energy prices: will the big six follow?

meggsy

Bark01 wrote: »

This isn't a price decrease, they have just released a new time limited fixed product that is cheaper than its last product. OVO do not give names to their tariffs like other suppliers - this is in reality OVO Fixed Price V5 (don't know what the actual v number would be but you get my drift).

It is a few quid cheaper than anything else, but if the market is moving downwards do you really want to sign up to a short term fixed product that is competitive with the current market?

Thanks for pointing that out, and no I wouldn't fix, and currently happy with Cooperative Energy

kevin52

I have just taken out a 15 month fix with Npower because (unusually) fixed rates were cheaper than their variable contract. I can now see that this is to lock customers into current prices before market pressure and falling wholesale prices result in a price reduction. Beware!

Pincher

They are obviously keeping the prices high until after winter finishes.
So, 1st March?

debutyou

Anyone found a way to also get cashback by joining the coooperative through a price comparison site that pays cashback on topcashback or quidco etc, on top of the £50 which is direct from Cooperative?