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It'll depend entirely on the Ts and Cs of the fixed tariff which should be able to find easily thanks to Mr Google.0
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As the SVT is free from exit fees, waivering the exit fees when a customer changes from a fixed tariff to the SVT (and then possibly onto a cheaper fixed tariff or to a different supplier) would be an obvious loophole.
It's almost certain they do charge an exit fee, no-one can know what it is without knowing the exact tariff you are on.Know what you don't0
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