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Misleading Energy Club comparison

fredwarwick
Posts: 9 Forumite


in Energy
I've just signed up to Tonik energy on the basis that the Energy Club comparator said I would save £95 per year but then realised that Tonik say it will be plus £12 year.
On checking, the rates used by the Energy Club are too low.
Not good!!
Be careful when using the Energy Club!
Very disappointing from MSE
On checking, the rates used by the Energy Club are too low.
Not good!!
Be careful when using the Energy Club!
Very disappointing from MSE
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Did you check what your were signing uo or. Comparing like with like, making sure you were using your annual kwh consumption and making sure that you weren't close to the end of a fixed contract.
you should never look at the potential savings, but do your own sums and check the projected cost based on your consumption in kwh and the tariff that's offered.Never under estimate the power of stupid people in large numbers0 -
matelodave wrote: »Did you check what your were signing uo or. Comparing like with like, making sure you were using your annual kwh consumption and making sure that you weren't close to the end of a fixed contract.
you should never look at the potential savings, but do your own sums and check the projected cost based on your consumption in kwh and the tariff that's offered.
Yes I accept that I wasn't diligent enough but for MSE to rate a company on figures of 2.625 p/kwh and a daily charge of 21.998 p when the actual rates are 3.019 and 32.648 is somewhat disconcerting.
You are right - do your own sums and don't trust MSE figures0 -
fredwarwick wrote: »... for MSE to rate a company on figures of 2.625 p/kwh and a daily charge of 21.998 p when the actual rates are 3.019 and 32.648If you put your general location in your Profile, somebody here may be able to come and help you.0
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Just checked 3 of their tariffs and the prices quoted match.0
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