Daligas Energy reviews: Give your feedback

Hoof_Hearted

February is a long time to wait....

Hazzanet

24/04 even :embarasse

Hazzanet

Well, it's the 24th and no sign of that credit in my bank today...

Hazzanet

Money appeared in my account today.

[Deleted User]

Never thought I'd say this, but it sounds like I might be better off sticking with npower than switching to Daligas then...

MABLE

I feel very tempted to switch to them but will try to make sure I owe them money on settlement day. I can keep a running total myself and pay any additional amounts into my bank account and then settle with them after the 12 months.

turtle-tortoise

Good luck to you, esp if you can get a final bill out of them !

footyguy

MABLE wrote: »

I feel very tempted to switch to them ....

I remember you said you did a couple of months ago...

... and then got cold feet, so cancelled
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=67880815&postcount=28

MABLE wrote: »

I am in cooling off period with this company and based on your experience have decided to stay clear. Small is not ways better.

MABLE

footyguy wrote: »

I remember you said you did a couple of months ago...

... and then got cold feet, so cancelled
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=67880815&postcount=28

Guilty as charged but on reflection if I can keep the monthly payment
low and be in debit at the end of the period then not too worried. If I had adopted the same with EE I would have been more than happy.

MABLE

I have to decided give them a go. My dd is £17.00 per month and £15.00 cash back. Also a saving of £26 over my current supplier. Not to mention no early redemption fee.

I plan on staying the full 12 months and the idea is to be in debit on settlement day.

At least I have learnt something from the EE forum.