thread for us fixers so many ??????

Sea_Shell

Personally, I hope they don't move people who "fixed" wholesale onto SVT (even if they could) as I think my Eon V12 will still be cheaper than a £2500 cap (?)  Luckily it will have only cost me about £40 over SVT by 1st October.

But the problem will be that those who fixed more recently, on very expensive fixes, may lose out if they don't proactively cancel and ask to go back on SVT.   

Those who've sat on their hands throughout the whole thing will actually end up having "done the right thing" by default, in hindsight.😉

StevieJ

Mstty said:

[Deleted User] said:

From the news this morning (I think R4 Today):

"[Martin] Lewis also calls for those who are on fixed-price energy tariffs to be allowed to switch to the new state subsidised energy tariff without facing any exit penalty."

I guess the question here is what happens when customer do this as it leaves the energy supplier with cheaper hedged energy they bought for that fix, much cheaper than they can buy now and they can now resell that at full Ofgem price cap rates and claim the difference from this £100bilion plus slush fund.

Just a thought

Not many seem to be grasping this point. They are too busy playing the 'ha ha you fixed, live with it' card.

Mstty

StevieJ said:

Mstty said:

[Deleted User] said:

From the news this morning (I think R4 Today):

"[Martin] Lewis also calls for those who are on fixed-price energy tariffs to be allowed to switch to the new state subsidised energy tariff without facing any exit penalty."

I guess the question here is what happens when customer do this as it leaves the energy supplier with cheaper hedged energy they bought for that fix, much cheaper than they can buy now and they can now resell that at full Ofgem price cap rates and claim the difference from this £100bilion plus slush fund.

Just a thought

Not many seem to be grasping this point. They are too busy playing the 'ha ha you fixed, live with it' card.

Yes there are clearly two camps, one having their best time at the moment laughing.

ariarnia

StevieJ said:

Mstty said:

Deleted_User said:

From the news this morning (I think R4 Today):

"[Martin] Lewis also calls for those who are on fixed-price energy tariffs to be allowed to switch to the new state subsidised energy tariff without facing any exit penalty."

I guess the question here is what happens when customer do this as it leaves the energy supplier with cheaper hedged energy they bought for that fix, much cheaper than they can buy now and they can now resell that at full Ofgem price cap rates and claim the difference from this £100bilion plus slush fund.

Just a thought

Not many seem to be grasping this point. They are too busy playing the 'ha ha you fixed, live with it' card.

for me its not 'ha ha you fixed, live with it'

it's stop complaining like a teenager that life isn't fair and that you deserve help. yes it sucks (everything about the last few months sucks) and yes ti would be good if the government help but you made a decision with the info available the same as everyone else. accept that it might have been the wrong decision and if you get help then that's great.