What to do when your tariff doesn't appear on comparison sites?

HalloweenJack

your on EDF standard E7 , just use your annual figures , tick the E7 box and add your own day/night useage (edf will also tell you that as well)

anything less than 30% night useage and you should be on a single rate meter as your not getting the most out of E7

macman

thriftymanc wrote: »

Can I take it that the answer to my original question is "no"?

(Honestly, I know I could probably figure it out if I sat down and did all the sums but I'm never going to get my head round this. Numbers are not my strong suit, something like this it all turns into a nonsensical mess. Which is why, if I can't do what I asked in my first post, I'd rather wait until my tariff appears on a comparison site and let the site do the work for me!)

You don't have to figure anything out, just follow the advice already given.

Premier_2

thriftymanc wrote: »

...(The rates the sites use are actually higher than what I'm paying.)...

Are the differences perhaps due to VAT?

The comparison sites typically quote VAT inclusive rates.

Bills typically are laid out using VAT exclusive unit prices, and then the VAT is added at the end.