Cashback to EDF

AndyPK

I'm thinking of moving from npower to EDF.

I wouldn't mind some cashback to negate the exit fee.

Where do I go for good energy cashback?

Cheap-energy club seams to do it.
Does uswitch do it ?

Thanks

molerat

Quidco, Topcashback.

AndyPK

Does anyone know if EDF do Quarterly Variable Direct Debit ?

They aren't answering the phones today for some reason :rotfl:

Kitchen_Sink

AndyPK wrote: »

Does anyone know if EDF do Quarterly Variable Direct Debit ?

They aren't answering the phones today for some reason :rotfl:

Yes, you can pay EDF that way if you wish.
(not sure you can get cashback though - you'll need to double check that with the cashback provider)

But are you sure you want the suppliers variable tariff? It's probably the most expensive they offer, having increased electricity prices by 8.4% (average) on March 1st.

Also they have announced a further price rise of 9% (average) for electricity and 5.5% (average) for gas effective June 21st
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/news/energy/2017/04/edf-hikes-standard-variable-tariff-by-72

Edf Customer Services is only open Mon-Fri 8am-8pm, and Saturdays 8am-2pm

AndyPK

Thanks.

I want blue+aprilv2 gas.

I mean variable direct debit

Kitchen_Sink

Ah, sorry, I see

Yes, I think that is also possible, but I believe you have to call the supplier directly to set it up, so almost certainly will fail any cashback possibility from a third party.

Also, you need to agree to provide quarterly meter readings (they'll email you reminders) so they can bill you correctly. If you fail to provide such meter readings, they reserve the right to revert you to paying fixed monthly amounts by DD

AndyPK

Yeah given up on the cash back, as I don't wish it to delay things.

I still haven't got my top cash back from nearly a year ago! Not impressed with my first experance.

When I moved to Sse I had to phone them up about quartly DD.
I guess they want to avoid ppl selecting it

MCGONIS

I would say Electricity de France is skank and overpriced.

molerat

EDF electric well over priced but gas is very competitive in some areas.

nPower

AndyPK wrote: »

I'm thinking of moving from npower to EDF.

I wouldn't mind some cashback to negate the exit fee.

Where do I go for good energy cashback?

Cheap-energy club seams to do it.
Does uswitch do it ?

Thanks

Hi AndyPK,

I'm sorry to hear you're thinking of leaving. Please contact us using the details on our profile page if you'd like our help.

Thanks

Jen

AndyPK

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