Co-operative Energy
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May only be 2% but still a reduction.
Their mission statement isn't to be the cheapest and they aren't, although they are very close. They are competitively priced and have 1 clear transparent rate by region, no cancellation charge and so far i haven't had any reason to cancel with them.
Very happy with them.
I switched to the coop today, having been with good energy for just over two years, I wanted a simple tariff and good cs with no cancellation charge. I saved £67 in total, not bad at all considering we are low electricity users. I would have stayed with good energy but £67 was too good to ignore0 -
I just saw the Co-op tariff. Much cheaper than the one I'm on with BG but there's a monthly standing charge. I thought they didn't do this anymore.0
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ive just done a comparison on moneysupermarket of a dual fuel based on my unit price of 11.7 elec,gas 3.85 total cost of energy including standing charges vat is £960 a year, with coop energy.
It comes up with 38 tariffs only 3 better than what im paying now.
the best save is sainsbury energy so it says saves me £21.39wooooooo.next tariff is npower saves £14.42wooo.
next save is eon £2.78 wooooo
All these tariffs have exit fees tied in im free with coop to leave if i dont like it.
but hang on i got 11 pounds dividend thats £949 a year plus soon getting 2 percent off my elec thats another tenner off thats around £939 a year snap lol
FOR ME THERES NO TARIFF CHEAPER THAN MINE NOW PLUS IM NOT TIED IN NO EXIT CHARGES LIKE THE 3 SO CALLED CHEAPER TARIFFS
TARIFFS dont you hate that word i prefer unit prices kwh and standing charges0 -
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I forgot i introduced a friend so that was another £25 pounds off thats cheaper than any other tariff by alot for me0
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I'm tied to BG on web saver 13 till Christmas, I will be changing because they are to dear, but to whom, that is the question?
any-one got any advise? I,m thinking about CO-OP no ties and clear rates.0 -
I'm tied to BG on web saver 13 till Christmas, I will be changing because they are to dear, but to whom, that is the question?
any-one got any advise? I,m thinking about CO-OP no ties and clear rates.
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I'm sorry, but how have you decided BG are too dear?
Who have you compared them to?
Have you used a comparison site? If so, therein lies the answer0 -
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I'm sorry, but how have you decided BG are too dear?
Who have you compared them to?
Have you used a comparison site? If so, therein lies the answer
Ellenor
Yes I used a comparison site, but thats not necessarily the answer because their quite difficult to understand and there are many people much more savvy than I and possibly you.
hence the more opinions the better!0 -
Ellenor
Yes I used a comparison site, but thats not necessarily the answer because their quite difficult to understand and there are many people much more savvy than I and possibly you.
hence the more opinions the better!
If you are find the results confusing, most/all comparison sites have a number you can call who will run through the results for you.
If you didn't understand the results, how do you know BG are too dear?
No one here can advise you of the cheapest supplier for you without having the necessary information you input into the comparison site ... and then you will be provided with the answer the comparison site gave you.0 -
I got an email today telling me as I'm one of their longer-serving customers, the recently announced price reduction won't apply to me. They think they need to compensate later customers who've "borne the brunt" of the increases.
They actually mention I was a customer before May 2011, when my account actually started on 23 August.I am a mortgage broker. You should note that this site doesn't check my status as a Mortgage Adviser, so you need to take my word for it. This signature is here as I follow MSE's Mortgage Adviser Code of Conduct. Any posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as financial advice. Please do not send PMs asking for one-to-one-advice, or representation.0
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