British Gas Homecare 200

ihateyes

you wont be able to simply cancel and rejoin

http://www.britishgas.co.uk/homecare-terms

section 6.1


If you cancel a current Agreement

so you can buy an

equivalent product supplied through British Gas Insurance or
any associated British Gas Insurance partnership twice or more
within a three year period, or within 3 months of cancelling your
existing Agreement you will not be eligible for certain benefits

such as an introductory pricing offer.

C_Mababejive

iammumtoone wrote: »

What is a powerflush? I had BG out the other day (first time) they never mentioned it, just fixed the boiler (think a pump needed replacing) and I paid the £99. My boiler is old probably about 15 years plus!

As old as that eh..mines 35 years old and still going strong and no maintenance contract in place or needed.

pookey

notbritishgas wrote: »

14 days, this is an extract from page 5 of the link:

8.2 Boiler and Controls Breakdown Cover™ and Central
Heating Breakdown Cover™
Boiler and Controls Breakdown Cover™ (and £50 and £99 Excess
versions) and Central Heating Breakdown Cover™ (and £50 and
£99 Excess versions) are products designed to meet the needs
of householders who want protection in place if there are various
problems with their boiler and controls and central heating on a
repair-only basis.
Note that for Boiler and Controls Breakdown Cover™ or Central
Heating Breakdown Cover™, we will not cover breakdowns in the
first 14 days of your first Period of Agreement.

http://www.britishgas.co.uk/content/dam/british-gas/documents/HomeCare_Range_Terms_and_Conditions.pdf

Thanks. Someone said that they have to come out and do a check on the boiler first before its covered. Is this right? I'm worried because of xmas it will take longer for them to do the check and in the mean time I won't be covered.

Cardew

pookey wrote: »

Thanks. Someone said that they have to come out and do a check on the boiler first before its covered. Is this right? I'm worried because of xmas it will take longer for them to do the check and in the mean time I won't be covered.

They obviously won't take on a boiler/system with a pre-existing fault; so they normally inspect.


They may start the agreement, subject to it passing an inspection a few days later.