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That £36 is an estimate only all depends upon your actual usage .0
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Is that compared to your current spend or is it based on your estimated future spend if you do nothing. Also don't just compare what you will save now - energy prices are still rising so saving that £36 now could mean saving a lot more going forward.0
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Is that compared to your current spend or is it based on your estimated future spend if you do nothing. Also don't just compare what you will save now - energy prices are still rising so saving that £36 now could mean saving a lot more going forward.
It is compared to my current spend (so if use the same actual gas/elec as per my kwh figures) then I save £36
To me to switch to another provider on a 1yr fix with no exit fee is a £36 saving either way so a no brainer ??0 -
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Martin's CEC tells me I can save £36 a year!! by switching to a 1 year Fixed deal with Bulb with no Exit fee. This is a duel fuel paying by D/debit.
Is it worth it for that?
Is there anything else to consider?
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notbritishgas wrote: »Bulb do not have any fixed tariffs, they only have one variable called varifair.
Not bulb sorry, Avro.
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35 pages of feedback here for Avro https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5367862/avro-energy-reviews-give-your-feedback0
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35 pages of feedback here for Avro https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5367862/avro-energy-reviews-give-your-feedback
We are getting off track here. What do people think please see my first post.0 -
We are getting off track here. What do people think please see my first post.
So I offered you the thread on Avro feedback as there is no point worrying about alleged savings if the company (Avro as you now say) is a basket case.
But you have to decide that and reading up on the subject is the best way to learn.0 -
Only you can decide what saving you would like before switching supplier.
You can set your CEC account to only notify you once the desired saving is achieved.
(£25 increments to £150pa, and £50 increments thereafter up to £250pa saving)0
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