Use this, I’ve gone from Bulb to Shell and for a 3 bed house I pay £54 total for gas and lecy, keep looking for cheaper deals and question if your prices go up and then look elsewhere, don’t sign up for one with exit charges.
Best gas and electric company to go with?
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Marty Moose
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I honestly can't fathom how difficult it is to get a smart meter in today's day and age. It's not as if they are new technology, they've been around for years.
I switched to EDF last year as it was the cheapest deal at the time, but they didn't offer a smart meter and it was a right chew on faffing about inputting readings every five minutes. Switched to British Gas this year purely so I could get one, however once again upon entering my details they say they are not available in my area. I live in the middle of Sunderland, not some mud hut in the congo.
The Onion Bag
Full Back
Request a move to a smart tariff, get the meter installed then change your mind.
AndrewP
Striker
Thanks for polluting the air.
Gillythedilf
Winger
Renewable energy ,it was a requirement for the SAP Calc
Edinburgh Black Cat
Striker
Don't know what the fuss is about with smart meters. There's fuck all to do these days, meters readings and the wee wheel of fortune thing is a days entertainment
Darlo1973
Striker
I'm sat in a hoodie now. I'm too tight to have my heating on all day.
Paddy O'Dors
Striker
Makes sense just to chuck an extra layer on if the temperature is about 10 degrees or so like it is today.
pavarotti1980
Striker
Octopus too.
Electricity is from renewable energy sources, referral links for £50 each, meter reading wheel of fortune and no fees if you want to leave within contract either. However so far see no need to as they have been spot on.
Electricity is from renewable energy sources, referral links for £50 each, meter reading wheel of fortune and no fees if you want to leave within contract either. However so far see no need to as they have been spot on.
Darlo1973
Striker
Has anyone ever won anything on their wheel of fortune? You get two spins a month but got bugger all.
pavarotti1980
Striker
I always forget to do it as its like an army assault course getting to the meters with my phone. Was happy with the £200 for referrals off them.
daveyc
Striker
The first house in the world to have electricity was in the north. You git southern ponce.
Marty Moose
Striker
It's these newfangled super computer meters they have installed nowadays. Massive keypads, about a hundred settings, they give you multiple readings of different variables, and there's always machine specific secret codes to unlock the readings that I always forget. Spend ten minutes on YouTube videos working out how to read the bastard things, and even then there's always that nagging sense of doubt that I've misread something by one digit or something when inputting the data and as a result I'm going to get a quarterly bill of one million pounds.Don't know what the fuss is about with smart meters. There's fuck all to do these days, meters readings and the wee wheel of fortune thing is a days entertainment
AndrewP
Striker
The light bulb was invented in Sunderland too. The plonker!
Wearside Wanderer II
Striker
Been with Bulb a few years, eats to use app and never had any bother with them, haven’t checked if they are the cheapest for a while mind
tonyfromalnwick
Striker
Just moved over to Octopus, seems ok so far...haven't been cut off anyway
JAZZMANB
Striker
got a letter from SCOTTISH POWER saying my deal was up and an estimate for next year with next deal ,about 70 quid jump
went on U Switch ,filled all the boxes in including what deal i was going on and with who
the results all near each other with no real details
you expect to see £ per kilowat used etc then you can compare ,you dont get it
a1970man
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I'm with Igloo after I got switched to them through money saving expert.
Nice little company so customer service is spot on, always pick up the phone or answer web chats quickly.
The thing I like the most is that when you have a balance with them through the summer, you earn 3% interest on your balance.
Also if you switch to them through a recommendation you get £50 credit to your account.
If you'd like to have a look, here's the link
Nice little company so customer service is spot on, always pick up the phone or answer web chats quickly.
The thing I like the most is that when you have a balance with them through the summer, you earn 3% interest on your balance.
Also if you switch to them through a recommendation you get £50 credit to your account.
If you'd like to have a look, here's the link
