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backfoot

The savings (post exit fees) are non existent for a GL10 postcode so it isn't worth switching if that is your home address.

Looking back at your posting history you said you were paying a monthly DD of £130.

You may want to review this if that is what you are still paying?

Strange title for this thread What is that about?

Blackbeard_of_Perranporth

backfoot wrote: »

Using a postcode for Perranporth there are savings of around £70 to be made by moving to GB Energy on a dual fuel contract.(No exit fees).

Splitting the suppliers could save you another £40.

The quotations come out with a monthly DD of around £65 .

Unfortunately, your current supplier charges an exit fee of £60 which makes a current switch less attractive. However, in a falling market you have missed out on some significant savings by simply tariff hopping.

You may want to consider breaking the cycle. I certainly favour suppliers who don't have exit fees which allows greater flexibility of choice and access to the best market offers.

Great. I don't live inn Perranporth!

Blackbeard_of_Perranporth

backfoot wrote: »

The savings (post exit fees) are non existent for a GL10 postcode so it isn't worth switching if that is your home address.

Looking back at your posting history you said you were paying a monthly DD of £130.

You may want to review this if that is what you are still paying?

Strange title for this thread What is that about?

£59.90. Good isn't it Google. Even tracks you! And we got the refund as well!

As for the title, most posting here are on the cheapest tarrif, plus or minus around £10 a year! I chose Ur Stitched for those who are not switching regularly.

backfoot

Blackbeard_of_Perranporth wrote: »

£59.90. Good isn't it Google. Even tracks you! And we got the refund as well!

As for the title, most posting here are on the cheapest tarrif, plus or minus around £10 a year! I chose Ur Stitched for those who are not switching regularly.

I don't understand what you have written above ?

You posted in your thread 'Man from Scottish Power' that your DD was £185 in July 2014. You got it reduced to £150 shortly after contacting them.

It seems you have all sorted now with a current DD of £59.90.

Were you on their standard tariff previously? It seems an incredible change given that you say your gas consumption has been so consistent.

:question: It doesn't seem to stack up.

backfoot

Any further explanation?

All very confusing.

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Lucy in the sky with diamonds... :rotfl: