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Anyone with "Green" for the gas and electric?
Green have come out top of my latest comparison apparently a saving of £138 a year.
Currently with Igloo and Green's 'Babbage' 1-year fix is 25% cheaper on the electricity but around 10% dearer on the gas. I cook electric so it's vital to get the electricity tariff lower - the gas is less than a third of the monthly dual fuel bill.
But Green have no reviews and I'm nervous having had a bit of a nightmare extracting credit in my account from Uility Point when I moved to Igloo. Can anyone recommend?
Currently with Igloo and Green's 'Babbage' 1-year fix is 25% cheaper on the electricity but around 10% dearer on the gas. I cook electric so it's vital to get the electricity tariff lower - the gas is less than a third of the monthly dual fuel bill.
But Green have no reviews and I'm nervous having had a bit of a nightmare extracting credit in my account from Uility Point when I moved to Igloo. Can anyone recommend?
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Ignore all claims and projections. Just compare annual costs based on actual meter readings. Why go for dual fuel if separate suppliers are cheaper?You didn't search very hard !1
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Thanks Gerry - what I meant was there was no rating on the MSE cheap energy club comparison.
Dual fuel, if the quotes are similar, is so much less hassle for my head!0 -
They do quite well at Citizens Advice.2
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I was with Green.energy for a while. The price was competitive and customer service was fine. Bills were accurate and switching in both directions was hassle free. I only switched because Outfox the Market were offering a very cheap fix in the spring which no one else came close to. For £10 you're probably right not to bother with separate suppliers.0
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We have been with Green for about 8 months now and had no problems. They send an email every month requesting meter readings that we do via the app. Not a lot more to say really.0
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Looks like I missed the boat anyway - the Babbage tariff is no longer coming up0
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You're using the wrong comparison site ! Babbage was only launched yesterday.Try using Citizens Advice and 'Switch with Which?' for a whole market search.0
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I chatted online with Green and they say it was withdrawn last night0
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I've been looking at switching to Green for a month or so now and their tariffs change every single day. Seriously, their rates and tariff names change a good number of times a week. I'd keep an eye out on the most cheap tariff names and switch when it becomes available again.0
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Just switched to them from Symbio, 10.5p/kWh0
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