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Massive difference between comparison sites??
But of advice if poss.
Currently an Atlantic Customer but bills have been rapidly rising PLUS todays price hike announcement so I am looking to switch to a fix. Trouble is, I have entered my ACTUAL annual usage into 4 different comparison sites and savings range from £34 (Moneysupermarket) to £479(uSwitch) when comparing the same deal (Scottish Power Nov 2013 Fix).
Anyone else come across this? I know its probably worth switching to this cheapest fix anyway, but it would be nice to do so knowing what the saving is likely to be. Tried to go into the "how did we calculate this" section but none of it seems to bear any resemblance to what was on my last bill, and I cannot find current prices for my tariff on the Atlantic website.
The Utility Companies clearly rely on this confusion to keep customers on inflated deals.:mad::mad::mad::mad:
Currently an Atlantic Customer but bills have been rapidly rising PLUS todays price hike announcement so I am looking to switch to a fix. Trouble is, I have entered my ACTUAL annual usage into 4 different comparison sites and savings range from £34 (Moneysupermarket) to £479(uSwitch) when comparing the same deal (Scottish Power Nov 2013 Fix).
Anyone else come across this? I know its probably worth switching to this cheapest fix anyway, but it would be nice to do so knowing what the saving is likely to be. Tried to go into the "how did we calculate this" section but none of it seems to bear any resemblance to what was on my last bill, and I cannot find current prices for my tariff on the Atlantic website.
The Utility Companies clearly rely on this confusion to keep customers on inflated deals.:mad::mad::mad::mad:
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