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EDF Refer a Friend
To make clear, not looking to either refer or be refereed.
Looking to move to their standard tariff without any exit fees. I've had a look at the T&Cs and can't see you have to be on a certain tariff. My thought is a could move again soon after being paid penalty free. Anyone see any reason this wouldn't work?
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There isn't a claw-back if that's what you're asking. Make a small debit card payment as soon as you can to accelerate payment. Otherwise it will not be paid until after your first DD is collected.
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I was more wondering if you you had to be on a certain tariff to stop those quick exits.
Thanks for the tip to make a DC paymentLet's Be Careful Out There0 -
The standard tariff qualifies. Its the one they'd typically be making the most money on, and is the gateway to any of their smart tariffs.
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I forgot to make the small payment 😣 but paid out quickly after DD was paid, switch away on the 1st
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Not all suppliers strictly enforce limits (YMMV), but you could reliably pick up a few per year on a rota if you were so minded. The threshold for abuse is probably higher than you think.
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I'd imagine any friend you refer to EDF won't be a friend much longer.
In fact, given my experiences with EDF, it is not a sufferance I would even wish to inflict on my worst enemy.
The OP might want to consider the tricks EDF play to prevent migration away from their service to another supplier.
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I was the referee 😊
Outfox final bill ignored the opening reading given to EDF (38425) and just used the last reading I gave OF (38330) so unless OF rebill me there is 95 units free.
EDF final bill is correct and they paid the £75 referee for the 3 weeks I was with them.
Never had any contact from EDF trying to prevent a move away.Let's Be Careful Out There0
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