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EDF 1yr April 25 tariff
It was advertised that this would be withdrawn by EDF at 4pm today. However, I was just in my account trying to change over to this tariff and it was available but as I tried to change, it got removed!! So I presume it’s now no longer available and they’ve withdrawn it earlier than agreed??
The only fixed tariff now available to me is a 2yr tariff that’s barely cheaper than the new price cap and £250 to get out of early!!
The only fixed tariff now available to me is a 2yr tariff that’s barely cheaper than the new price cap and £250 to get out of early!!
Not so helpful if you’re not sure if prices are likely to rise or fall. If I thought they might be likely to rise, I’d probably lock in this tariff but it’s a lot of money to get out of it should prices fall
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You could complain to EDF, tariff not available to you when it was still at time of this post available to new customers via EDF quote page.dturner74 said:It was advertised that this would be withdrawn by EDF at 4pm today. However, I was just in my account trying to change over to this tariff and it was available but as I tried to change, it got removed!! So I presume it’s now no longer available and they’ve withdrawn it earlier than agreed??
The only fixed tariff now available to me is a 2yr tariff that’s barely cheaper than the new price cap and £250 to get out of early!!Not so helpful if you’re not sure if prices are likely to rise or fall. If I thought they might be likely to rise, I’d probably lock in this tariff but it’s a lot of money to get out of it should prices fall0 -
Wholesale prices are not exactly romping upwards - a bit higher today but only after sharp falls earlier in the week. It might just be that another fix appears with broadly the same - or possibly even better - prices.
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Essentials 1 Year Apr25 v3 is now available, rates are marginally higher for me in Southern Scotland compared to the version I moved to three days ago.
It is cheaper than the 2 year fix.0 -
Just seen this one. Showing £4 more for me on the 1yr but £4 less than the 2 year. My 49 period where the fees will be waived is next week.
Tempted by the 2 year or just wait until the end of May to see if anything better comes out but I'm doubting it.0 -
i cannot see where the so called savings are. i am with EDF. look at fixed compared to current. savings not as advertised !!!!
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