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E.ON Next - Next Loyalty Fixed v4
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chaoszone said:I think that although a bit ambiguous under the T&Cs you are only charged an exit fee if you change supplier rather than tariff...11.2 "You can arrange to switch to another of our tariffs or to another supplier at any time without giving notice, but if you switch supplier before we send you your renewal notice we may charge you an exit fee. See your confirmation letter for details."
I can't see that they will charge you a change of tariff fee if you stay with them
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Chloe_G said:We aren't being offered the fix - only available tariff is NextFlex. Is it only offered to certain postcodes?Being brave is going after your dreams head on2
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I think that they are dipping their toes in the water and the more activity on customer fixes the more likely they will offer to least a wider internal audience. I guess at this point the won't put out an open market deal because Admin could be drowned with applications so they are probably expanding it bit by bit to cope with demand. They'll be wanting commitment so that they can forward plan block purchase of fuel and I think that gradually new offers will become available to jump on to. It may end up that you have to tariff hop as new deals appear. There's probably little admin for tariff transferring.
The boss of Centrica has already warned not expect the prices to drop away massively any time soon.
I guess that anyone who has been with EOn for a long time should be phoning up to see if it's available to them.1 -
chaoszone said:They'll be wanting commitment so that they can forward plan block purchase of fuel and I think that gradually new offers will become available to jump on to. It may end up that you have to tariff hop as new deals appear. There's probably little admin for tariff transferring.0
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Zaul22 said:It says they fix will save me £3 per month. Doesn't seem enough if the price cap will go down again in October.
That sort of detail makes the £3 decision hard to easy.
But for many the £3 and stability for the year will be more than enough.
No one is currently predicting a return to last winters £4200 - but such predictions are not risk free.
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I've had a look at the loyalty fixed 4 tariff as I had an email offering it to me. However after working it out it doesn't seem worth it for me. With my current usage it saves me £60 over the 12 months. Although someone has been told you can switch to another E.on tariff with no exit fees how easy is it to do this? Do other tariffs available on your account show once your tied in or would I have to call them.0
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bristolleedsfan said:chaoszone said:They'll be wanting commitment so that they can forward plan block purchase of fuel and I think that gradually new offers will become available to jump on to. It may end up that you have to tariff hop as new deals appear. There's probably little admin for tariff transferring.
There's effectively approx a 14% drop in your standing charge (45.39+14%=52.74) and a fraction off kwh. If, like me, you have solar panels or other renewables and use them efficiently the standing charge makes a significant difference.
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chaoszone said:bristolleedsfan said:chaoszone said:They'll be wanting commitment so that they can forward plan block purchase of fuel and I think that gradually new offers will become available to jump on to. It may end up that you have to tariff hop as new deals appear. There's probably little admin for tariff transferring.
Screenshot I previously posted today in reply to post of yours clearly states "free to switch across Eon Next tariffs"0 -
I signed up for their V4 fixed tariff last month when it was offered to me. My payments were meant to be £154.11 from 1 July. Today they took a payment of £191.70 out of my account. I have emailed them to ask why this is the case. I'm not happyMortgage: Was: £154,495 Oct 2039 Now: £82,869.54 May 2037Swagbucks ~ £130 (2024 ~ £395)Surveys ~ £139.39 (2024 ~ £280.14)Make £2025 in 2025 #5 ~ £964.62 ~ (2024 ~ £2,561.04)0
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