Do I really save 30%-40% by switching now ?

michael1234
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Hello All
So I finally got round to looking at my bills. I'm with Eon with their Next Flex tarif. A quick search on a comparison site showed Utility Warehouse might be massively cheaper. This shocked me as I thought it wasn't worth switching at the moment - even the MSE Energy club is closed.
Before I press the button and switch have I got it right that my savings could be that big?
The per unit electricity costs are I think 64.4 for Eon and 30.3 for UW.
The per unit gas costs are 12.1 and 7.6
Standing charge about the same.
Also, should I consider other suppliers? I have a feeling the issue isn't that UW is so great but more that my existing tariff is awful and so I'd happily pay a tiny bit more if I was switching to a company with good customer service etc.
So I finally got round to looking at my bills. I'm with Eon with their Next Flex tarif. A quick search on a comparison site showed Utility Warehouse might be massively cheaper. This shocked me as I thought it wasn't worth switching at the moment - even the MSE Energy club is closed.
Before I press the button and switch have I got it right that my savings could be that big?
The per unit electricity costs are I think 64.4 for Eon and 30.3 for UW.
The per unit gas costs are 12.1 and 7.6
Standing charge about the same.
Also, should I consider other suppliers? I have a feeling the issue isn't that UW is so great but more that my existing tariff is awful and so I'd happily pay a tiny bit more if I was switching to a company with good customer service etc.
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Which tariff are you on with Eon? Those figures sound far too high to be correct.
sorry. Next flex tariff, you said. I'll look it up.1 -
You seem to be using old prices for E.On; verify them independently.You also have to take other UW services so the overall savings may be less than you think.1
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michael1234 said:Hello All
So I finally got round to looking at my bills. I'm with Eon with their Next Flex tarif. A quick search on a comparison site showed Utility Warehouse might be massively cheaper. This shocked me as I thought it wasn't worth switching at the moment - even the MSE Energy club is closed.
Before I press the button and switch have I got it right that my savings could be that big?
The per unit electricity costs are I think 64.4 for Eon and 30.3 for UW.
The per unit gas costs are 12.1 and 7.6
Standing charge about the same.
Also, should I consider other suppliers? I have a feeling the issue isn't that UW is so great but more that my existing tariff is awful and so I'd happily pay a tiny bit more if I was switching to a company with good customer service etc.
You need to be absolutely sure of these numbers before taking the plunge. Also UW bundle other services together...2 -
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Thanks a lot for the lightning fast replies. The figures I quoted I lifted off my pdf bill.0
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Ahh hang on - my Eon account says 30.29 for electricity and 7.61 for gas so maybe it just decreased quite a lot. Those higher figures above were for bills covering earlier this year1
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michael1234 said:The figures I quoted I lifted off my pdf bill.
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Actually the higher amounts seem to be covering right up until June 30 2023.0
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michael1234 said:Thanks a lot for the lightning fast replies. The figures I quoted I lifted off my pdf bill.2
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michael1234 said:Actually the higher amounts seem to be covering right up until June 30 2023.2
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