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First Utility casback ?
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If you search the site you will find that many suggest FU is not the best company to join.
e.g.https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/60128183#Comment_60128183That gum you like is coming back in style.0 -
I will be switching to the first utility ISave fixed v7 tariff from
my current duel fuel provider Npower in the next few days are there any cash back sites i can go through to obtain cashback
when switching to first utility ?
thanks.[/QUOTE
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Google Latest offers from energylinx They give you £34 gas and electric Very reliable I always use them First Utility £180 back after 12months [no catch] Bills easy to access on line Good customer service Had 7 bills on line so far They are Easy to phone0 -
If you search the site you will find that many suggest FU is not the best company to join.
e.g.https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/60128183#Comment_60128183
Not particularly useful, as there are also suggestions not to join BG, EDF, Eon, nPower, SSE, SP, Ebico, Ecotricity, Ovo, Spark, Utilita, UW, etc
Maybe you could recommend a good candle maker? :cool:0 -
I will be switching to the first utility ISave fixed v7 tariff from
my current duel fuel provider Npower in the next few days are there any cash back sites i can go through to obtain cashback
when switching to first utility ?
thanks.
How many cashback sites do you know of?
I suggest you check Quidco & topcashback,
Or try the MSE Cashback Maximiser
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/shopping/cashback-sites-comparison/
Also try the comparison sites via the special MSE links to see if any of those will allow you to switch via them
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/utilities/you-switch-gas-electricity0 -
Not particularly useful, as there are also suggestions not to join BG, EDF, Eon, nPower, SSE, SP, Ebico, Ecotricity, Ovo, Spark, Utilita, UW, etc
Maybe you could recommend a good candle maker? :cool:
Unfortunately the one I know has set sail in a tub along with the butcher and the baker.
PS I'm sure mentioning the company that shall not speak its name in a non authorised thread is against the rules.That gum you like is coming back in style.0 -
I agree with Penryn - having been a customer of this company from early May to November 2012 my advice is not to touch them with something even longer than a bargepole. I misread my gas meter when I first joined up, and it took countless emails plus 'phone calls/letter and MONTHS to get it resolved. Despite the impression given by their marketing, when you submit readings you still get billed a standard amount every month, and have to complain to get this adjusted (downwards). So-called 'customer services' are a complete waste of time - all you get is meaningless garbage about how they're sorting things out: if you do need to complain, do so to 'Customer Affairs' when you may at least feel there's a real person at the other end. Even after they finally agreed to settle the issue by writing off the (minimal ) outstanding balance, their Credit Control system continued to send 'chasing' emails for weeks (the last only recently)!0
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