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Octopus Don't understand tarriff offer
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OK...If I fix now on a hideous £113 a month for a one bedroom flat with just me living there, and come October if the rise isn't as bad as feared, I can simply quit the fix and move back to the standard variable rates as there is no exit fees.
And I'll also have a nice chunk of credit built up0 -
Just in case, note that what you are 'fixing' is the standing charges and cost per kWh or energy you use, not the total monthly/annual cost in pounds. What you ultimately pay will depend on how much energy you use.tomp2494 said:OK...If I fix now on a hideous £113 a month for a one bedroom flat with just me living there, and come October if the rise isn't as bad as feared, I can simply quit the fix and move back to the standard variable rates as there is no exit fees.
And I'll also have a nice chunk of credit built up0
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