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Hello,
I am basically a real newbie to all things grown up and am struggling to understand how to sign up with an energy company as a new customer.
I am moving in to my first house on Friday and don't currently have any energy account in my name. I have done the usual comparison and switch searches but I am unsure how it works as I am not actually switching companies, I am just signing up as a new customer..
Also, how would it work with the current owners? Would I get my new chosen energy company to start my contract from the day I move in...
I would appreciate absolutely any advice regarding this as I can't seem to find anything online for being a new customer!
Thanks to all in advance
I am basically a real newbie to all things grown up and am struggling to understand how to sign up with an energy company as a new customer.
I am moving in to my first house on Friday and don't currently have any energy account in my name. I have done the usual comparison and switch searches but I am unsure how it works as I am not actually switching companies, I am just signing up as a new customer..
Also, how would it work with the current owners? Would I get my new chosen energy company to start my contract from the day I move in...
I would appreciate absolutely any advice regarding this as I can't seem to find anything online for being a new customer!
Thanks to all in advance
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The which guide is pretty useful. Skip the first section.
http://www.which.co.uk/switch/energy-advice/moving-house-and-supplier0 -
The which guide is pretty useful. Skip the first section.
http://www.which.co.uk/switch/energy-advice/moving-house-and-supplierAre you for real? - Glass Half Empty??
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You will be in a deemed contract with the existing suppliers from day one, so take opening reads the day you move in, and contact the to register for an account. Once that is done, you can switch if you wish-it will take 4-5 weeks.
Use a switching site to find the best tariff, and then switch using a cashback site.No free lunch, and no free laptop0
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