E.ON Go Online 1 Year V18 (Withdrawn)

Raxiel

Since E.ON are determined to make it hard for existing customers know about such things, and only offer their best deals to PCW's, any existing (or prospective I suppose) customers might be interested to know they just launched a new 'v18' of their Go online 1 year fix. For me (East Midlands region) it was a lot cheaper than anything they've offered recently, and fairly competitive compared to the rest of the market (certainly best of the big names). Worth checking out if you're reluctant to go to the very bottom of the bargain basement.

The rates I'm getting are 14.606p/kWh for electricity and 3.132p/kWh for gas (17.493/8.579 for E7). Standing charges are the same they've been for the last few years.



£30 per fuel exit fees as normal, but internal switches within E.ON are penalty free.


Now a couple of questions for the E.ON reps if either of them are around.

I am currently on Go Online 1 year V1 which will be ending soon. If I use the same email address on the CEC as I have for my current E.ON account, will I keep the same E.ON account? Or will I be forced to set up another one?
Are there any dual fuel or paperless discounts on this tariff? CEC says no, but I thought that V1 was the same, but I still see a discount on my bills.

Former_E.ON_Company_Representative:_Malc

Raxiel wrote: »

Since E.ON are determined to make it hard for existing customers know about such things, and only offer their best deals to PCW's, any existing (or prospective I suppose) customers might be interested to know they just launched a new 'v18' of their Go online 1 year fix. For me (East Midlands region) it was a lot cheaper than anything they've offered recently, and fairly competitive compared to the rest of the market (certainly best of the big names). Worth checking out if you're reluctant to go to the very bottom of the bargain basement.

The rates I'm getting are 14.606p/kWh for electricity and 3.132p/kWh for gas (17.493/8.579 for E7). Standing charges are the same they've been for the last few years.



£30 per fuel exit fees as normal, but internal switches within E.ON are penalty free.


Now a couple of questions for the E.ON reps if either of them are around.

I am currently on Go Online 1 year V1 which will be ending soon. If I use the same email address on the CEC as I have for my current E.ON account, will I keep the same E.ON account? Or will I be forced to set up another one?
Are there any dual fuel or paperless discounts on this tariff? CEC says no, but I thought that V1 was the same, but I still see a discount on my bills.

Hello Raxiel and you're right. We launched version 18 of our Go Online Fixed 1 Year tariff this morning. As you say, it's only available through certain Price Comparison sites. Glad it's of interest.

On your questions. The account number won't change regardless of what email address you use.

There are no Dual Fuel or paperless discounts with this tariff. Lower daily standing charges for paying with a Monthly Direct Debit are still there. Saves about £45 per fuel per year when compared with other payment methods.

Version 1 of this tariff was available between 12 September 17 and 2 October 17. We didn't change our discounts until April 18. As such, version 1 had Dual Fuel and paperless discounts which we were committed to for the duration of the tariff.

Hope this answers your questions Raxiel. Let me know if you need any more details as happy to help.

Malc

Raxiel

Thanks Malc,


When I left in Feb '17 and returned in Oct '17 I got a new account number, but was told I could have resumed the original account if I'd switched while logged into the account on the e.on site, but doing it via a PCW meant a new account.


That was a full on switch so I appreciate the circumstances are quite different.


I've just renewed for another year. you guys cut it close though. If I'd not decided to have one last check of CEC (to check a detail for this post) I'd have started a switch away to Bulb this lunchtime!



It's annoying having to fill in all my details again on the PCW, rather than being able to just press a button within my account on the E.ON site, but I suppose my £25 share of the referral fee E.ON will be paying MSE is a comfort. It almost covers the £30 lost dual fuel and paperless discount!

MoneyMate

Raxiel wrote: »

Thanks Malc,


When I left in Feb '17 and returned in Oct '17 I got a new account number, but was told I could have resumed the original account if I'd switched while logged into the account on the e.on site, but doing it via a PCW meant a new account.


That was a full on switch so I appreciate the circumstances are quite different.


I've just renewed for another year. you guys cut it close though. If I'd not decided to have one last check of CEC (to check a detail for this post) I'd have started a switch away to Bulb this lunchtime!



It's annoying having to fill in all my details again on the PCW, rather than being able to just press a button within my account on the E.ON site, but I suppose my £25 share of the referral fee E.ON will be paying MSE is a comfort. It almost covers the £30 lost dual fuel and paperless discount!

Just checked for me in my location v18 is £2 a month more expensive based on usage :beer:

Raxiel

MoneyMate wrote: »

Just checked for me in my location v18 is £2 a month more expensive based on usage :beer:

That's a shame, wonder if it's because v18 is particularly good only in my region, or if v16 was particularly good in yours.

MrsWenger

Just switched my father-in-law to this tariff. He is an existing E.ON dual fuel customer based in Eastern region.

Saving is £305 per annum plus cash back via MSE.

MoneyMate

MrsWenger wrote: »

Just switched my father-in-law to this tariff. He is an existing E.ON dual fuel customer based in Eastern region.

Saving is £305 per annum plus cash back via MSE.

Good news for your father- in- law was that v16 or v18 ? :beer:

NittyGritty

"This will cost you an extra £293/yr"


thanks Eon but NO ta lol

Former_E.ON_Company_Representative:_Malc

Raxiel wrote: »

Thanks Malc,


When I left in Feb '17 and returned in Oct '17 I got a new account number, but was told I could have resumed the original account if I'd switched while logged into the account on the e.on site, but doing it via a PCW meant a new account.


That was a full on switch so I appreciate the circumstances are quite different.


I've just renewed for another year. you guys cut it close though. If I'd not decided to have one last check of CEC (to check a detail for this post) I'd have started a switch away to Bulb this lunchtime!



It's annoying having to fill in all my details again on the PCW, rather than being able to just press a button within my account on the E.ON site, but I suppose my £25 share of the referral fee E.ON will be paying MSE is a comfort. It almost covers the £30 lost dual fuel and paperless discount!

You're welcome Raxiel. Happy to help and glad you're staying.

Malc

Former_E.ON_Company_Representative:_Malc

MrsWenger wrote: »

Just switched my father-in-law to this tariff. He is an existing E.ON dual fuel customer based in Eastern region.

Saving is £305 per annum plus cash back via MSE.

Wow! That's some saving MrsWenger. Glad this new tariff has helped your father-in-law. What tariff was he on before?

Malc

Former_E.ON_Company_Representative:_Malc

NittyGritty wrote: »

"This will cost you an extra £293/yr"


thanks Eon but NO ta lol

That would be a massive hit NittyGritty. Totally understand you won't be joining us on those terms.

Malc