EON Fixed 1 year v9

ricy

Received a series of emails this evening confirming my switch to the new tariff at the advertised rate

blenheim

ricy wrote: »

Received a series of emails this evening confirming my switch to the new tariff at the advertised rate

Can you remember what date you applied to switch and did you use Uswitch or similar site? I applied on 2nd Oct and have only received the confirmation email from Uswitch. I am an E7 user so this plan will be a fantastic saving if they honour it.

ricy

2nd of Oct via uSwitch. E7 user too and my bill will come down by circa £17pcm. Don't know if it makes any difference, but last night I raised a query (link below -select My Tariff and Rewards as your Query Subject) and said that I registered for EON Fixed 1 year v9 but understood it had been withdrawn and could they advise what was happening with my transfer.

Sorry- site won't let me post the link as a "new user"- go to the eon home page then select Contact Us at the bottom right of the page, near the Facebook logo

blenheim

ricy wrote: »

2nd of Oct via uSwitch. E7 user too and my bill will come down by circa £17pcm. Don't know if it makes any difference, but last night I raised a query (link below -select My Tariff and Rewards as your Query Subject) and said that I registered for EON Fixed 1 year v9 but understood it had been withdrawn and could they advise what was happening with my transfer.

Sorry- site won't let me post the link as a "new user"- go to the eon home page then select Contact Us at the bottom right of the page, near the Facebook logo

Thanks for prompt reply. I have just checked my emails and received one from Eon tonight confirming switch on v9.

Big sigh of relief.

Former_E.ON_Company_Representative:_Malc

Afternoon everyone

Sorry for the late post but just thought I'd confirm. All those who switched to our Fixed 1 Year version 9 tariff through E.ON channels (phone/online) will be on the prices originally quoted from the date they timed their switch from. This includes both single rate and Economy 7 customers.

Customers applying through a third party switching site will also be ok provided the site sent us the details in time. Anyone unsure should contact us to check.

Sorry, too, for the confusion caused by this mistake but hope this helps.

Malc

lstar337

E.ON_Company_Representative:_Malc wrote: »

Sorry, too, for the confusion caused by this mistake but hope this helps.

Malc

I'm sure the people who got in on that super cheap E7 rate wont be worrying about it too much.

Sponge

My switch to this tariff should have completed on the 4th November, but my online account details don't seem to have caught up yet.

It now seems like the MSE tariff is a better deal, but I don't know if I can sign up to it.

When does the 14 day cancellation period run from? Is it from when you first apply? Are 'accepted' for the switch? Or, from the switch has completed?

apt

Are you sure the much hyped MSE collective switch is better? For me (Electricity only) E.ON fixed 1 year v9 is 15% cheaper.

Sponge

I need to create a new account on the MSE comparison site as it still thinks the switch is processing and won't let me compare.

I was simply comparing the unit prices. I'll double check. (I don't use E7.)

Might not be a problem: Based on NPower's (my last provider) annual projection I may actually be better off on Eon's v12 tariff. I believe I can switch without any fees, so once v9 is up and running I can check again and switch if needed.

footyguy

Sponge wrote: »

My switch to this tariff should have completed on the 4th November, but my online account details don't seem to have caught up yet.

It now seems like the MSE tariff is a better deal, but I don't know if I can sign up to it.

When does the 14 day cancellation period run from? Is it from when you first apply? Are 'accepted' for the switch? Or, from the switch has completed?

Your cooling off period starts from day of application.

If you are now with Eon (even if your online account hasn't yet caught up), then you can transfer to the Eom MSE collective tariff if you wish. You will not incur any early exit fee, and as you must apply via the CEC, you will get another possible £30 cashback for a dual fuel switch (assuming you haven't had one in the last year from CEC/MSM)