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I can't understand why people use the more expensive variable contracts, unless they will no longer need the fuel within 12 months. On a fixed tariff, some people think the price has gone up when they are asked for a higher direct debit payments . However, it is the price per unit that is fixed so higher payments mean that you are either using more fuel or have built up a large debit because earlier monthly payments were too low.0
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Or, and/or, because the supplier rightly or wrongly wants to increase your credit balance. The distinction can be vital!Telegraph Sam1
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I'm leaving Bulb for several reasons:1. Electricity price increase.2. Poor customer service.3. Increasing my DD beyond what is required so that I amproviding an interest free loan.I've seen previous suppliers increasing DD's because they are in financial trouble. Ofgem are as much use as a chocolate teapot because they allow energy businesses to start without proper financial resources.2
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Dakota_2 said:I'm leaving Bulb for several reasons:1. Electricity price increase.2. Poor customer service.3. Increasing my DD beyond what is required so that I amproviding an interest free loan.I've seen previous suppliers increasing DD's because they are in financial trouble. Ofgem are as much use as a chocolate teapot because they allow energy businesses to start without proper financial resources.I started my switch to Octopus last week. There doesn’t seem to be much of a saving, but anything is better than nothing. I did consider Avro but wasn’t sure about their reliability Their standing charge is cheaper, but their tariffs are around the same as Bulbs.1
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I'm leaving for Octupus too!
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i was looking at octopus too but am getting confused with all the tarrifs they have any reccomendations? also inhave seen there are refer a friend notifications too with them same as in bulb0
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I used the Money Saving switching service to get the right tariff. The saving isn't huge, but I'm wary of the "newbie" fantastic deals. I was with one of the newbie companies and suddenly out of the blue they wanted to massively increase my DD. I decided that they were in danger of failing so I canceled my DD and left. Three weeks after I left they went bust, they still owe me £2.50. I chose Octupus because they are not a newbie and they have a good customer service reputation their direct debit suggestion was spot on.0
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POSSIBLE WARNING
I’ve just had a phone call from Bulb but not sure if genuine. They wanted to discuss my account/leaving but also wanted to confirm my details. Quick as a flash with not being sure if genuine or not, I turned it round on them. I said, “so you want to confirm my details to me?” This seemed to throw the foreign sounding girl. I said, I “don’t give any information on unsolicited or unexpected calls”. She said in that case she couldn’t continue.Has this happened with anyone else?1 -
Not me. Yet. I switched off the Bulb and left for Octopus last week. I'll post here if I get such a call. Thanks for the heads up.0
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Capyboppy said:POSSIBLE WARNING
I’ve just had a phone call from Bulb but not sure if genuine. They wanted to discuss my account/leaving but also wanted to confirm my details. Quick as a flash with not being sure if genuine or not, I turned it round on them. I said, “so you want to confirm my details to me?” This seemed to throw the foreign sounding girl. I said, I “don’t give any information on unsolicited or unexpected calls”. She said in that case she couldn’t continue.Has this happened with anyone else?
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