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Dual Fuel Move.. Help!
SteveHancock
Posts: 1 Newbie
in Energy
Help.... This is the first time I have ever gotten to the end of a fixed term deal and not known what to do next>
just coming to the end of 12 months with Ovo who have been faultless,>
However, there cost has gone from £1186 to £1610......madness
Coming out chespaest of the well knows for me is EDF- but the shocking reviews scare me to death. Other than that, First Utility - again atrocious reviews, and of the lesser knowns So Energy that looks very appealing, great reviews but only 12 months old, and that scares me too.
Any one go any good reviews of EDF or FU, or anyone with So?
I've never been in the position of clear winner before
Thanks
just coming to the end of 12 months with Ovo who have been faultless,>
However, there cost has gone from £1186 to £1610......madness
Coming out chespaest of the well knows for me is EDF- but the shocking reviews scare me to death. Other than that, First Utility - again atrocious reviews, and of the lesser knowns So Energy that looks very appealing, great reviews but only 12 months old, and that scares me too.
Any one go any good reviews of EDF or FU, or anyone with So?
I've never been in the position of clear winner before
Thanks
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I have been with EDF for a while and no problems.
You need to seek out the suppliers now as not all are appearing on comparison sites. A new entrant that are competitive at the moment is Iresa, no real reviews of them yet so could be a leap of faith !Never associate with idiots on their own level, because, being an intelligent man, you'll try to deal with them on their level - and on their level they'll beat you every time.
Being hated by idiots is the price you pay for not being one of them.
Jean Cocteau 1889-1963
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Plus you do to really need to go dual fuel, once this was the cheaper option but not always so nowMember of "Rubbish at Radishes" club0
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