Bulb Energy Reviews: Give your feedback on the energy supplier

pineapple

Frugal_Foxy wrote: »

Oooh, I've just read that if we use the £50 referral links on here, that we may not get such a good deal. Know anything about that? My deal came via comparethemrkt.

Don't think mine was affected. I checked the comparison sites but in the end signed up directly with Bulb for the same rate shown on the sites and using a referral link from here.

pineapple

Frugal_Foxy wrote: »

In fact, E7 is 1am to 8am - so most people will have done all of their morning stuff and left the house by then... no brainer.

The E7 period varies according to the region and whether it is British Summer Time and can also be affected by vagaries of individual equipment. My current E7 period is 12.12 - 7.12am. In the summer it will be an hour later - which I prefer. I also found that after a power cut, the timing can change slightly.
Currently I'm either up late or up early doing as many 'electric jobs' as possible.

rich_shot2003

Have to say since joining them last year i have not had any problems.

i got the Warm home discount onto my account today so can not fault them really.

baz995

After doing the comparison and getting in touch with my current supplier I was disappointed to hear them tell me that despite the predicted 'up to' £228 a year saving by switching that they couldn't do anything for me so I switched to Bulb this morning have read the feedback and one thing which I like is the responses from Bulb on here so I am looking forward to the service and of course saving money.

Frugal_Foxy

pineapple wrote: »

The E7 period varies according to the region and whether it is British Summer Time and can also be affected by vagaries of individual equipment. My current E7 period is 12.12 - 7.12am. In the summer it will be an hour later - which I prefer. I also found that after a power cut, the timing can change slightly.
Currently I'm either up late or up early doing as many 'electric jobs' as possible.

Thanks Pineapple - I call it a good day when I learn something new (obv google'd it too). I'm with you on the 'going bed late/getting up early to use it - I sometimes wonder if they'll be any left for my neighbours lol

I could tell you some stories about our historic power cuts and what it did to our E7 timing!

markfj

Have just bought a house that was supplied by british gas, have just made the move to Bulb so I hope i did the right thing! time will tell

WhoIsThat

Lopgo wrote: »

If you switch to Bulb using the address/referral below you’ll both get £100 credit towards your bills (works until midnight Wednesday 09/01/19).

:rotfl:

I see even perpetual spammer, Tom Wynn, has recently given up on these jokers despite his assertations you could save £100s, ditched and switched, and is now spamming a different supplier ... :cool:

Atomicsnail

Found what I wanted

Browntoa

No , there is a referral section with an existing thread

Link to the referral section in my signature

PhilBB

I signed up for the MSE Bulb deal on 7th Jan via the link from MSE. The deal includes MSE £25 cashback and £25 for dual fuel, as captured here

"And we've negotiated a special deal on its Bulb Vari-Fair tariff (via this special MSE Cheap Energy Club comparison link)
where you get the usual £25 Cheap EnergyClub dual-fuel cashback and an extra £25 dual-fuel bill credit."

There was nothing to confirm the extra £25 in the sign up and nothing in the welcome from Bulb. I asked them about this and they said they don't do dual fuel discounts (anymore) and to ask MSE about it.

Does anyone know how this works as the MSE details said it was a bill credit?

Thanks. Phil