just switched timing mistake

sedoco

I switched to eon v14 from EDF but the week after you introduced the cheap energy club winter fix do you think it will go through in time for me to invoke the cooling off period and change to the winter fix....im anxious lol

System

E.oN v14 is very competitive and, for, me about £11 per year cheaper the the Energy Club's offer. You need to sit down and down your own sums rather than just blindly follow MSE's headline advice. The tariff that MSE is offering also has £60 early exit fees.

Finally, I should add that I understand that E.oN will allow customers to move to their v15 tariff at no cost. This would save me a further £2.51 per year.

sedoco

Hi firstly thanks for your reply i appreciate the advice,i used my last yearly consumption on the cheap energy club comparison site and the figures were as below
EDF(PRESENT supplier)£1,453/year ESTIMATED
EON £1,247/year ESTIMATED COST(TRANSFERING TO)
ENERGY CLUB WINTER SWITCH £1,125/year
that is an estimated saving of aprox £120/year
would your advice still stand?
ps all feedback is very much appreciated

Nada666

What is your usage? I don't see there being that large a difference. Are you sure you are looking at the costs of the new tariffs rather than savings assuming you changed to a Standard one?

sedoco

My useage is
Gas 8973
elec 7277
thats what i use in the energy club for comparison,hence the costs are displayed as above (my calc is the saving)

Pincher

Prices are still falling.

You need to pick a supplier that will let you move across new tariffs for free as they come out. I would let the switch to E.On complete, so you can enjoy a lower rate as soon as possible. If you cancel and initiate another switch, winter will be nearly over by the time it happens.

System

sedoco wrote: »

My useage is
Gas 8973
elec 7277
thats what i use in the energy club for comparison,hence the costs are displayed as above (my calc is the saving)

The reason that this latest works for you is because you are a high electricity user.

sedoco

Hengus wrote: »

The reason that this latest works for you is because you are a high electricity user.

So would you say switching to the energy club winter switch was a good idea?(reason for high electricity is probably daily use of an elec shower lol)