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Octopus Energy takes on Avro customers
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WelshGlyndwr said:i was in the middle of switching from eon to avro, and am yet to hear from octopus? What should i do?
If so, contact Octopus by email and ask them what the status is.
If not, contact Eon and ask them what is happening.
Worth checking who your current supplier is using the link I provided a few pages back.I’m a Forum Ambassador and I support the Forum Team on the In My Home MoneySaving, Energy and Techie Stuff boards. If you need any help on these boards, do let me know. Please note that Ambassadors are not moderators. Any posts you spot in breach of the Forum Rules should be reported via the report button, or by emailing forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com.
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Beano456 said:oliverbrown said:I've held off cancelling my Avro direct debit but I think the time is right now. I've entered my bank details into the Octopus control panel so they can take the money from there if they want.
£826 is far too much to be in credit.0 -
victor2 said:WelshGlyndwr said:i was in the middle of switching from eon to avro, and am yet to hear from octopus? What should i do?
If so, contact Octopus by email and ask them what the status is.
If not, contact Eon and ask them what is happening.
Worth checking who your current supplier is using the link I provided a few pages back.
Thanks Eon has not closed my account or given me a final bill. The website says my gas supplier is Octopus but my energy supplier is still Avro! Should i therefore phone octopus to tell them this?0 -
WelshGlyndwr said:victor2 said:WelshGlyndwr said:i was in the middle of switching from eon to avro, and am yet to hear from octopus? What should i do?
If so, contact Octopus by email and ask them what the status is.
If not, contact Eon and ask them what is happening.
Worth checking who your current supplier is using the link I provided a few pages back.
Thanks Eon has not closed my account or given me a final bill. The website says my gas supplier is Octopus but my energy supplier is still Avro! Should i therefore phone octopus to tell them this?Looks like you've left Eon then. I'd email Octopus and ask them to clarify what is happening. Presumably you do have an account with Octopus - check what the "dashboard" for that show as your tariff(s).I’m a Forum Ambassador and I support the Forum Team on the In My Home MoneySaving, Energy and Techie Stuff boards. If you need any help on these boards, do let me know. Please note that Ambassadors are not moderators. Any posts you spot in breach of the Forum Rules should be reported via the report button, or by emailing forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com.
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MWT said:NINJA59 said:2010 said:MWT said:It does seem that the 'Helpful' tariff is not intended to be generally available so I wouldn't make any decisions based on the ability to move to it...
In the current climate it looks too good to be widely available.
My change was done in less than 30 seconds....
There is no hard facts on a user getting these tariffs yet, so that seems a little unfair.
It does seem other users have just used Twitter, but I decided a more direct approach minimising delay would be helpful to all.
To me all avro customers could do what I did, but depending on usage and region then the rates do change slightly and the SVR may still work out cheaper (at least based on the current SVR). This second bit applies to my parents also caught up in this but their regional costs and usage mean the saving at least on current rates is not there, potentially even longer term.3 -
Nothing lucky about it, Octopus Energy policy as per its posted replies on twitter 15 September is crystal clear"Our Fixed & Flexible tariffs are open to all customers to switch to at any time""we pride ourselves on being fair and transparent with our pricing and make our tariffs available across the board. Our field sales team offers the 24MF Fixed tariff which you can find on our website here: http://octopus.energy/tariffs"If the above appears in anyway ambigious"All our tariffs are here: https://octopus.energy/tariffs/ if someone sees one they want to be on, we can help!"https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/78482104/#Comment_78482104 "Octopus allow existing customers to switch to any of their current tariffs, including the ones designed for specific switching partners, so they list them all for anyone to see."
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I finally got my email saying my account details were open. Also in this email it stated what my tariff is:
You're on Flexible Avro, our always great-value variable tariff.
Your prices (including VAT) are:- A standing charge of 23.50p per day and 21.80p/kWh for your electricity.
- A standing charge of 26.11p per day and 4.02p/kWh for your gas.
I looked back to the beginning when the Octopus v2 /avro was shown the figures were:
Electric SC. 23.5p Unit charge 21.4
Gas SC 23.85 Unit charge 3.84.
I presume this is because the cap altered in October. Not a lot we can do about it.
I am in the process of working out my bills from 8th Sept - 26th Sept and 26th Sept- 7th Nov. Need to be prepared for the hit !
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NINJA59 said:
. . . There is no hard facts on a user getting these tariffs yet, so that seems a little unfair. . .
Warning: In the kingdom of the blind, the one-eyed man is king.
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I made my last reading to Avro on the 19/9/21 and received the bill on the 22/9/21. I read my meters weekly on a Friday so estimated I used around 31 kWh between the 19th and 26th of Sept. That's a daily charge of £1.18 on each meter up until the 26/9/21. plus 31 kWh E and around 12 kWh G.
My monthly Avro bill was around £38 to £40. I haven't received a bill from Octopus but in the time they have being their SoLR I've used about 195 kWh E and around 70 kWh G, just over £60 with the rates given by Octopus. I was paying Avro £48 per month and in that time I built up a credit of £171. I think I will have to increase the £48 once it's all sorted, which I hope isn't too long.Someone please tell me what money is0 -
Consumerist said:NINJA59 said:
. . . There is no hard facts on a user getting these tariffs yet, so that seems a little unfair. . .Someone please tell me what money is0
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