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EDF existing customer and Topcashback, double dipping success.
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On 27th March 2025 I used TCB to select a new tariff to start 1st May, the £50 cashback appeared in my account within minutes and was paid out on 2 July.
The tariff was one of their "no exit fees" versions and the requirement for the deal was to remain on it for 3 months.
As that was just up, had a look at TCB and found EDF were now offering £60 to switch tariff, no "no exit fees" left but still one that was cheaper than the one I've been on for 3 months.
Took a punt for the next 13 months and the £60 appeared in my TCB account exactly 10 minutes after the confirmation email.
Deal is available to new and existing customers.
The tariff was one of their "no exit fees" versions and the requirement for the deal was to remain on it for 3 months.
As that was just up, had a look at TCB and found EDF were now offering £60 to switch tariff, no "no exit fees" left but still one that was cheaper than the one I've been on for 3 months.
Took a punt for the next 13 months and the £60 appeared in my TCB account exactly 10 minutes after the confirmation email.
Deal is available to new and existing customers.
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I've had to put in a missing cashback claim for my switch to EDF from Octopus via TCB - Nothing showed after I switched in mid May. Not the first time I've had problems with TCB !!0
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I remember you mentioning this. I'm just Gas with EDF but did the same, switching to one of their no exit fee tariffs in April, and the £25 has been confirmed in my account. I keep checking, but no subsequent tariffs have been cheaper since then, even after the £30 they're now offering.1
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Ayr_Rage said:On 27th March 2025 I used TCB to select a new tariff to start 1st May, the £50 cashback appeared in my account within minutes and was paid out on 2 July.
The tariff was one of their "no exit fees" versions and the requirement for the deal was to remain on it for 3 months.
As that was just up, had a look at TCB and found EDF were now offering £60 to switch tariff, no "no exit fees" left but still one that was cheaper than the one I've been on for 3 months.
Took a punt for the next 13 months and the £60 appeared in my TCB account exactly 10 minutes after the confirmation email.
Deal is available to new and existing customers.
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