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Npower & direct debit

carlos700 Posts: 507 Forumite

12 March 2007 at 8:22PM in Energy

We have been with Npower now for many years and always pay the bill all at once when we get it however we would like to start paying by direct debit.I have always been against paying this way but now i am thinking DD may be a good idea then i have no big bills coming in.Npower have done a rough estimate for me on how much i am likely to be paying if i switch to DD they said £44 a month for gas and £38 a month for electric they also said you get a discount which would be £80 off the annual bill if i do both gas and electric DD.Is there anybody else with npower and do you get this discount ,does it save you money also when do they knock the £80 off your bills ?

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