Why you now need to ‘join’ to get a super-cheap MSE collective energy switch deal
edited 19 January 2016 at 9:22PM
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So... that's me in! Looks like I'll be saving between 20 and 25% off my current bills! Wow!
The winning tariff through them is from Extra Energy, and that arguably beats the BG dual fuel deal you got.
On Monday sees the results of the Great British Collective Switch (through EnergyHelpLine.com) and I strongly suspect there will be no need to register for that either even though they say you have to - they said last time you needed to register and it turned out you didn't have to.
How come these other schemes have not hit the brick wall your team did?
Is it in fact such a bad deal as to be way down the list?
A previous big switch deal using First Utility was previously shown as the top deal as logically should be the case.
What's happening?