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Renewal
My Pure Planet year contract ends on 31st October. I am moving home in the next few months so if I stay with PP will I have to pay exit fees like I had to when I moved here? I rejoined with them and got the fees refunded but I don’t want to have to pay fees again. I am in credit with them (around £60)
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Just drop onto their standard variable tariff at the end of your current fix.
That will be the cheapest now anyway and it will have no exit fees.1 -
Do nothing and you will default to PP's standard variable tariff which is the cheapest PP tariff on the market. It will not have any exit fees. That said, most suppliers will waive exit fees when someone is moving home. Given that we live in usual times, I would check all contract terms and conditions if you decide to go for a fixed tariff.1
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