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Disappointed with Cheap Energy Club
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Hi,maybe this is why:
Does MSE make money from this?
Some suppliers pay comparison sites and collective schemes for switches. We give roughly half of this to switchers as cashback – £25 for a dual-fuel switch and £12.50 for single fuel.
What's left pays for our data, as well as the suppliers and team that works on this, and hopefully leaves some profit.
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Plus Octopus £50 plastered all over the place .
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Yes I see that, but it seems MSE is now supposed to be about how we can get the best deal unless it's in their own interests to recomnend a worse one. Surely this isn't why Martin Lewis set the site up?1
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CEC don't show results from Neon Reef, often one of the cheapest electricity suppliers. Similarly, it won't let me register them as my supplier in order to get alerts when better deals come along.0
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Just managed to find the offer details, it seems the deal we've signed to was an exclusive one for MSE, so hopefully the rates will be low enough to mean we're better off even with only half the cashback Octopus usually offer.0
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Hi,did you not check the rates before signing up, compare to what you were paying and to other comparisons, or did you just go for the £25?1
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Did comparisons with other suppliers, but not within the same supplier.
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1900sr said:Just managed to find the offer details, it seems the deal we've signed to was an exclusive one for MSE, so hopefully the rates will be low enough to mean we're better off even with only half the cashback Octopus usually offer.I hope so, but you may be disappointed, Octopus are one of the better companies that allow their existing customers to move to 'exclusive' tariffs as well...Check out the options here... https://octopus.energy/tariffs/Just put in your postcode, don't use the 'quote' option.If your tariff is listed it would have been available to you once you had switched to them. (also look at the historical tariffs if you don't see your exact tariff listed as a few updated recently).
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Hi 1900sr, Please can we all know which Octopus deal you signed up for?1900sr said:Just managed to find the offer details, it seems the deal we've signed to was an exclusive one for MSE, so hopefully the rates will be low enough to mean we're better off even with only half the cashback Octopus usually offer.
Also the rate / cost / pence per kWh for gas and electricity? Tracker?
Good luck on your switch.0
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