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Fuse Energy, anybody with them?
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Currently looking at my options for gas, currently with Octopus Flexible, swapped from Tracker last month as flexible was showing cheaper. My last gas yearly estimate from Octopus in June was 5025 (on checking my last 12 months I only get 4282), When comparing Fuse to Octopus Flexible the standing charge is substantially cheaper, 29.085p per day v 18.240p per day. Unit price is more expensive, but know that will be increasing substantially with Flexible next week, compared to Octopus June 26 V5 Fixed tariff the standing charge is 29.08 per day fuse is as before, the unit price with Octopus is 6.63 p*/kWh v 6.290p kWh. Both have £50 exit fees. It looks like Fuse quite a bit cheaper according to MSE Energy Club only £16 saving, but sure that will be more once the July price cap comes in. * V6 gas dropped unit price to 6.27p so slightly lower.
Any feedback appreciated as first time looking at Fuse, reviews look good though.
Staying with Octopus Agile for electric as I have solar and happy with where it is.
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I have just switched from BG Dual Fuel Fixed Tariff v49 to Fuse Duel Fuel Jun Single Rate Fixed (15m) v13.
Start 30th June…seems ok so far - was a little confused with login/sign up issue but i quickly figured it out no big deal.
Getting used to the website (will not be using the app) but seems ok so far
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They seem to hang out replying to ombudsman decisions - they have until 7th July to reply to the resolution decision made on 8th June. They have closed my complaint but not made any effort towards the resolution.
Never associate with idiots on their own level, because, being an intelligent man, you'll try to deal with them on their level - and on their level they'll beat you every time.
Being hated by idiots is the price you pay for not being one of them.
Jean Cocteau 1889-1963
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