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Switching to SO Energy...

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  • My only thoughts are to keep an eye on the bills and not to let credit build up with them too much if on averaged/estimated direct debit, so in the unlikely event they go bust you stand to lose as little as possible.

    This applies in all things in life though, paying before service or goods received needs care.
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    Don't forget when you switch supplier it can take 6 weeks for them to come and dig your drive up to lay the new cables/pipes to connect you to their supply. Your old supplier will just leave their cables/pipes in situ but will disconnect them at the boundary. :rotfl:
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