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EV Tariff - Scottish Power

SP introduced an EV reduced tariff in the middle of September 2023.  My 2 year fixed rate had just ended on 31/08/23 and I went on to their fixed variable rate for gas/electricity.  Earlier in August, I had asked about an EV tariff but was told, quite correctly at that point, that they did not have one.  No-one mentioned that there was one about to be introduced.  It was in October that I spotted their newly introduced EV tariff.  I went online and hit the 'get a quote' link.  This created a message telling me to check my email.  The email instructed me to login.  This took me back to my account where I once again hit the 'get a quote' link. This loop continued another couple of times.  Has anyone else been on this roundabout?  If so, how do you get off and get a quote?  I have sent them an email asking for help on 15/11/23 but no reply yet despite their 'within 5 working days if possible' suggestion.     

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  • Dandytf
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    +1 I'm not sure if SP EV Tariff is actually Live yet, I'm also waiting for their other TOU tariffs to go live.
    In a flat so I won't be able to use home charger, though can possibly make use of 1 TOU Tariff.
    I had tried a few times, maybe their EV Tariff is too popular. 
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  • Thanks for your comments Dandytf.  I don't think it is the case that the SP EV tariff is not yet 'live'.  Otherwise, I would expect SP to preface their online blurb with 'Coming soon!' or similar.  I know that other SP customers have been having the same 'loop' problem as me.  Hopefully, SP will eventually reply to the email I sent over 2 weeks ago.  I will report back on their reply.
    Rheumatoid, I suspect that your reply is here by mistake.  
  • toc18 said:
    Thanks for your comments Dandytf.  I don't think it is the case that the SP EV tariff is not yet 'live'.  Otherwise, I would expect SP to preface their online blurb with 'Coming soon!' or similar.  I know that other SP customers have been having the same 'loop' problem as me.  Hopefully, SP will eventually reply to the email I sent over 2 weeks ago.  I will report back on their reply.
    Rheumatoid, I suspect that your reply is here by mistake.  
    If you check the link I posted you will see that this has already been discussed.
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  • I do apologise for that.  You might have noticed that this was my first post on this forum.  I did not notice the link 
  • toc18 said:
    I do apologise for that.  You might have noticed that this was my first post on this forum.  I did not notice the link 
    No problem. I thought it might be helpful as it discusses some of the issues. There doesn't seem to be much info at all which is pretty typical for SP!
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  • Petriix
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    Just switch to Octopus (like everyone else), claim the £50 and enjoy charging for 7.5p per kWh. Easy as you like. 
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