Eon question.

s-a-h-

Won't Save online 13 be more expensive than 12 when it comes out, should I go for 12 now to cover myself. Don't think I will change companies at moment.

Pincher

s-a-h- wrote: »

Won't Save online 13 be more expensive than 12 when it comes out, should I go for 12 now to cover myself. Don't think I will change companies at moment.

Standard tariff has no exit penalty, SaveOnline 12 does.

If you have no intention of leaving E.On, then there is nothing to stop you from starting 12, then move onto 13, or any other E.On product.

Obviously, if you want the Scottish Power fix, you should also remember the final bill no discount rule.

Pincher

brewerdave wrote: »

..............unlucky for some perhaps?:)

You were proved right last year when you stuck with EON ... cost me ~ £120 pa more moving to EDF fix vs SOL v X ...still can't believe that EON kept the SOL discount thru to the end.....the mild winter must have helped....suppose that's why they aren't offering any good deals at the moment tho' :rotfl:

E.On wants to give you your £120 back.
Quidco is doing £120 cashback to switch to E.On!

I just started the switch to Scottish Power January 2014 Fix, for £42 Quidco Cashback. Put this down in your diary, E.On: offer a £120 cashback from 15th November 2013. Thank you.

brewerdave

Pincher wrote: »

E.On wants to give you your £120 back.
Put this down in your diary, E.On: offer a £120 cashback from 15th November 2013. Thank you.

...IF they have a decent EON tariff to move to,with a long enuf fix by then I'll definitely consider it!!!:rotfl:

Pincher

brewerdave wrote: »

...IF they have a decent EON tariff to move to,with a long enuf fix by then I'll definitely consider it!!!:rotfl:

If they gave me the £120, I wouldn't bother moving.

This is an interesting trend. Since they can't cold call any more, the budget for blackjacking customers might be shifted to cashback schemes. Maybe they will all be offering £100+ cashbacks soon.