EDF - 3yr fixed rate - Moving House

t0rt0ise

Mobtr said:

As I’ve said before, EDF will allow you to move your existing tariff to your new property. 

Or.. EDF used to allow you to move your existing tariff to your new property but are now not so keen. Some have been refused lately so you have to ask them.

rownie23

Hi, I've been told three times since the 24th June that I can take my tariff to our new property, until yesterday when I was told that I couldn't. The operator has raised a complaint for me, so I have found the T&Cs and forwarded the sections mentioned in this thread to them. I don't expect to hear from them for at least "4 business days", so it will be the end of next week.

The supplier at our new property is E.On Next. Do I have to register with them in order to get the tariff to switch? Any pointers to help me get this tariff transferred will be greatly appreciated. I was lucky to be able to fix until September 2024 so I really need this to be successful.

MWT

rownie23 said:

The supplier at our new property is E.On Next. Do I have to register with them in order to get the tariff to switch? Any pointers to help me get this tariff transferred will be greatly appreciated. I was lucky to be able to fix until September 2024 so I really need this to be successful.

Yes, you must register with E.ON Next, that part is unavoidable, just call them and insist on remaining on their Standard Variable Rate. Once this is done you can chase EDF to try and get them to let you switch back to them on your old tariff...

bristolleedsfan

pochase said:

EDF was the only supplier to my knowledge that allowed transfers. 

Octopus Energy and British Gas allow tariffs to move to new property.

rownie23

MWT said:

rownie23 said:

The supplier at our new property is E.On Next. Do I have to register with them in order to get the tariff to switch? Any pointers to help me get this tariff transferred will be greatly appreciated. I was lucky to be able to fix until September 2024 so I really need this to be successful.

Yes, you must register with E.ON Next, that part is unavoidable, just call them and insist on remaining on their Standard Variable Rate. Once this is done you can chase EDF to try and get them to let you switch back to them on your old tariff...

I've already been on to E.On to register with them, thank you for the advice.