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whattochoose
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I switched from Octopus to the above supplier about three months ago. With hindsight I wish I had stayed with Octopus, given the grim warnings circulating about smaller suppliers now.
However, it is what it is, and I would appreciate if members could advise what they think I should do now - hold fast and let events unfold, or proactively try and search out a reasonably priced fixed tariff while they are still available.
I'm a electricity only customer by the way, and a very low user of electricity.
Thank you.
However, it is what it is, and I would appreciate if members could advise what they think I should do now - hold fast and let events unfold, or proactively try and search out a reasonably priced fixed tariff while they are still available.
I'm a electricity only customer by the way, and a very low user of electricity.
Thank you.
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If you're a low user a kWh price increase won't make so much difference. Is the OFTM daily charge low? What do you call low use; less than 2000kWh per annum?
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Very low I suppose - 987 per annum.Verdigris said:If you're a low user a kWh price increase won't make so much difference. Is the OFTM daily charge low? What do you call low use; less than 2000kWh per annum?
Rate is 15.8076p per Kwh and standing charge is 20.00p per day.0 -
That looks quite attractive, at the moment. I think I'd cross my fingers and hang on.
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British gas are doing a year fixed for electric at 20p per kWh. its called zero fixed oct 2022. the zero part is that there is no standing charge, ideal for low users1
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I thought all the no daily charge deals had all finished. How much is the early exit fee?
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I have the same issue as OP.
I use 10,500kWh for gas and 2,500kWH for elec - would this classify me as a low user?0 -
Well your gas is similar to mine but a bit more leccy. Lowish, perhaps.
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No early exit chargeVerdigris said:I thought all the no daily charge deals had all finished. How much is the early exit fee?0 -
Many thanks for the information. I did find the tariff, but the British Gas website tells me that, based on the information I gave, the only tariffs they currently sell on their site are....alanjones60 said:British gas are doing a year fixed for electric at 20p per kWh. its called zero fixed oct 2022. the zero part is that there is no standing charge, ideal for low usersHomeEnergy Secure Nov 2023v2
Green Future Nov 2023v2
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If you ring them they will put you on it,saw a post on here about it1
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