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Hello, I'm moving house in a week! Currently on dual fuel, Eon Energy Online. I was going to just have them supply the new flat as I can't deal with the hassle, but as they are making me phone them too much I might as well. My question is that the cheapest dual fuel tarriff on offer to me from the sites is from M&S (with early leaving fee), but it looks like I'd save more from fixed EDF electric and fixed NPower gas, both withous early termination fees. Am I missing something? Is it okay to go with separate energy providers? I input info based on our old post code and the new one using the same energy consumption from the previous year and I get roughly the same results.
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Dual fuel is not always the cheapest, a comp site check with your estimated annual kWh figures will reveal all.You wil be in a deemed contract with the existing supplier-you can't switch until you have first registered for an account with them.No free lunch, and no free laptop0
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Dual fuel is not always the cheapest, a comp site check with your estimated annual kWh figures will reveal all.You wil be in a deemed contract with the existing suplier-you can't switch until you have first registered for an account with them.
sorry, you mean with the current energy provider in the new house?0 -
Yes, with the existing supplier.No free lunch, and no free laptop0
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http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/utilities/you-switch-gas-electricityPlus don't assume dual fuel (getting gas & electricity from one supplier) is cheapest. When comparing, check the cheapest separate suppliers too.
But you do need to have a supplier to switch a supplier, so as macman says. register with the existing supplier first.0
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