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Shell Energy
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They do not have any fixed tariffs available at the moment.1
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Just to bring this topic back up. So Shell Energy are still not offering any fixed tariffs and moving supplier the costs are ridiculous high.
I can't do anything apart from stay on the variable and get hit by the price hike in April.
Feels like I'm trapped. Any other views?0 -
Even if Shell were offering a fixed tariff it wouldn't be any cheaper than the alternatives you are seeing elsewhere...1
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If Shell did offer any fixed tariffs then there is no reason to think they'd be wildly different to those from competitors, so my view is there is no huge loss to Shell customers of them not being offered. As for everyone, the situation is to look at what the current fix contracts available are and to do the sums to make a judgement on whether they are a good option on an individual basis.0
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Thanks for the replies.
I just felt frustrated as on our other house we are with British gas and last month they offered a fix tariff which was the same rates as there variable so it was no a brainer to accept it.
Wish shell had something similar.0 -
If you go to the British Gas website you may find the same tariff is still available to you (noting prices do vary with region if you've moved far).330d said:Thanks for the replies.
I just felt frustrated as on our other house we are with British gas and last month they offered a fix tariff which was the same rates as there variable so it was no a brainer to accept it.
Wish shell had something similar.0 -
330d said:Thanks for the replies.
I just felt frustrated as on our other house we are with British gas and last month they offered a fix tariff which was the same rates as there variable so it was no a brainer to accept it.
Wish shell had something similar.If you feel lucky:- Contact BG and see if they will let you join them on their standard variable tariff (they might not, yet, but keep trying)
- Once you have switched to BG, contact them again and ask to be switched to the tariff that you have at your other house (see this thread for just how clueless BG's customer service staff can be, and are continuing to be).
As said, it's a bit of as gamble but if you've got the time to spend in chat to BG CS it might pay off.N. Hampshire, he/him. Octopus Intelligent Go elec & Tracker gas / Vodafone BB / iD mobile. Ripple Kirk Hill Coop member.Ofgem cap table, Ofgem cap explainer. Economy 7 cap explainer. Gas vs E7 vs peak elec heating costs, Best kettle!
2.72kWp PV facing SSW installed Jan 2012. 11 x 247w panels, 3.6kw inverter. 35 MWh generated, long-term average 2.6 Os.0 - Contact BG and see if they will let you join them on their standard variable tariff (they might not, yet, but keep trying)
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The simpler first step would be to do what I suggested thoughQrizB said:330d said:Thanks for the replies.
I just felt frustrated as on our other house we are with British gas and last month they offered a fix tariff which was the same rates as there variable so it was no a brainer to accept it.
Wish shell had something similar.If you feel lucky:- Contact BG and see if they will let you join them on their standard variable tariff (they might not, yet, but keep trying)
- Once you have switched to BG, contact them again and ask to be switched to the tariff that you have at your other house (see this thread for just how clueless BG's customer service staff can be, and are continuing to be).
As said, it's a bit of as gamble but if you've got the time to spend in chat to BG CS it might pay off.
. We're only talking about a tariff offered one month ago. 0 - Contact BG and see if they will let you join them on their standard variable tariff (they might not, yet, but keep trying)
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True, but I've a hunch that it's a loyalty tariff not on general offer!Ultrasonic said:
The simpler first step would be to do what I suggested thoughQrizB said:330d said:Thanks for the replies.
I just felt frustrated as on our other house we are with British gas and last month they offered a fix tariff which was the same rates as there variable so it was no a brainer to accept it.
Wish shell had something similar.If you feel lucky:- Contact BG and see if they will let you join them on their standard variable tariff (they might not, yet, but keep trying)
- Once you have switched to BG, contact them again and ask to be switched to the tariff that you have at your other house (see this thread for just how clueless BG's customer service staff can be, and are continuing to be).
As said, it's a bit of as gamble but if you've got the time to spend in chat to BG CS it might pay off.
. We're only talking about a tariff offered one month ago.
N. Hampshire, he/him. Octopus Intelligent Go elec & Tracker gas / Vodafone BB / iD mobile. Ripple Kirk Hill Coop member.Ofgem cap table, Ofgem cap explainer. Economy 7 cap explainer. Gas vs E7 vs peak elec heating costs, Best kettle!
2.72kWp PV facing SSW installed Jan 2012. 11 x 247w panels, 3.6kw inverter. 35 MWh generated, long-term average 2.6 Os.1 - Contact BG and see if they will let you join them on their standard variable tariff (they might not, yet, but keep trying)
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