Changing tariff with EDF

Gambler

neilmcl wrote: »

And absolutely no evidence that EDF wouldn't honour their deal to those signed up. As far as I'm concerned, and the email I recieved backs this up, I haven't "reserved" anything, Blue 2014 is my new tariff and the switch will take place on 1 Oct 2012.

Really cant decide between staying with EDF or the SP fix.

If I use the link to transfer to EDF blue on 1st Oct can I change my mind between now and then?

Thanks

GavB79

Hi, and apologies for not reading the entire thread if my answer lies within.

I have just switched to Blue PricePromise on the back of the MSE e-mail and would like to know if it comes with an energy monitor? It was not specifically mentioned but I don't know if they just come as standard these days? I don't currently have one so it would be useful...

Thanks

neilmcl

Gambler wrote: »

Really cant decide between staying with EDF or the SP fix.

If I use the link to transfer to EDF blue on 1st Oct can I change my mind between now and then?

Thanks

I don't know but I couldn't see why not.

amiehall

Edf don't provide free energy monitors no.

Dave2963_2

***UPDATE***
According to MSE news the EDF "Blue +Price Promise April 2014" offer has been withdrawn from comparison websites. You can still change if you are an existing EDF customer which i have just done myself. Not sure how much longer they'll allow this as the news says they've nearly reached their quota for the deal.

victor2

It has indeed gone from Uswitch, although is still shown on EDF's website.
All that shows for EDF on Uswitch is their standard tariff, and it's way down the list. Wonder what they'll replace it with...

neilmcl

victor2 wrote: »

It has indeed gone from Uswitch, although is still shown on EDF's website.
All that shows for EDF on Uswitch is their standard tariff, and it's way down the list. Wonder what they'll replace it with...

Blue V2 2014

Much the same but more expensive.

BargainMad_3

My account now shows a contract end date of 30 April 2014 (switched from Blue September 2013 to Blue April 2014).

I am sure a new Blue product will replace the April 2014 version and it could happen any day now or they could leave it until 1st October to allow their existing 30 September 2012 fixed customers to switch over.

I think it is likely to go before the 1st October but of course they will honour it for all those who applied/opted to switch before the date they pull it.

Either way, any new Blue product will be more expensive but will no doubt have a new price promise date (possibly 30 September 2014) so it can be marketed as price promised for two years.

All guesswork, of course.

youravinalarrrf

victor2 wrote: »

Wonder what they'll replace it with...

Maybe it's these?

http://www.edfenergy.com/products-services/for-your-home/documents/product-terms/fix-to-june2014.pdf

http://www.edfenergy.com/products-services/for-your-home/documents/product-terms/price-protection2014.pdf

unclepotter

My account is now showing as contract end date of 30th April 2014.

What has happened to trying to speak to someone at EDF...I am fed up with trying to speak to someone,just keep getting told that they are experiencing high call volumes.Its the same no matter what time of day you call.It never us to be like this.I use to call the switchboard and was put straight through to speak to someone..