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New Gas Connection
Howdy folks,
We have our new gas connection scheduled for the 13th of November and therefore need to choose a supplier who we will also need to come out and fit a meter.
There's lots of resources available for those looking to switch supplier but can anyone recommend a good site to find the best new deal, bearing in mind that i don't know how much we are likely to consume per month ?
Or am i best off just picking any old supplier, taking the hit for the first few months 'til i can see how much we are consuming and then trying Uswitch etc ? If that's what i am stuck with, does anyone know of any incentives or joining bonusses currently being offered ?
First post, so genuine apologies if this has been discussed elsewhere.
Thanks !
We have our new gas connection scheduled for the 13th of November and therefore need to choose a supplier who we will also need to come out and fit a meter.
There's lots of resources available for those looking to switch supplier but can anyone recommend a good site to find the best new deal, bearing in mind that i don't know how much we are likely to consume per month ?
Or am i best off just picking any old supplier, taking the hit for the first few months 'til i can see how much we are consuming and then trying Uswitch etc ? If that's what i am stuck with, does anyone know of any incentives or joining bonusses currently being offered ?
First post, so genuine apologies if this has been discussed elsewhere.
Thanks !
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Just input half of your electric usage, their is no science to itDon't put your trust into an Experian score - it is not a number any bank will ever use & it is generally a waste of money to purchase it. They are also selling you insurance you dont need.0
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