Soldato
I'm £500 up from July when I joined tracker, so things have got to get fairly hairy for me to "lose" money.
just really depends on when you joinI'm £500 up from July when I joined tracker, so things have got to get fairly hairy for me to "lose" money.
and depends on what your usage is .. if you are a low user where standing charge is a big percentage of daily bill then tracker less beneficial % wise.
My Octopus tracker Sc is the same as the flexible...
EDF did similar to me a few months ago, gave me a several hundred pound refund, cut my DD in half, and now six months later recalulated and put the DD up to more than it was before.EonNext have processed my partial refund but also halved my monthly DD... Not sure why as I calculated my annual usage and the old payment was pretty much ok...
I'll have a look later today over the last 2-3 years to check though
EDF did similar to me a few months ago, gave me a several hundred pound refund, cut my DD in half, and now six months later recalulated and put the DD up to more than it was before.
Put the diff in a savings account on 5%EonNext have processed my partial refund but also halved my monthly DD... Not sure why as I calculated my annual usage and the old payment was pretty much ok...
I'll have a look later today over the last 2-3 years to check though
and there's the exit fee too...For tracker folk, I just had my quote for fixing gas. NB: this has taken like 4 weeks to get to. I've generally had quick responses from the team but this has been a very poor experience.
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What do folk think - if I sign up, it means I effectively opt out of tracker for 9 months IIRC.
i cant say what you should do, but all i can say is i took that (almost) exact fix.For tracker folk, I just had my quote for fixing gas. NB: this has taken like 4 weeks to get to. I've generally had quick responses from the team but this has been a very poor experience.
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What do folk think - if I sign up, it means I effectively opt out of tracker for 9 months IIRC.