Expert in domestic electricals needed please.

Sun 8 Dec, 08:09

Also very happy with Octopus, even without a smart meter. Recommend you talk to them on the phone, rather than just online. They have a relatively local office in Leamington Spa, also in London.

If you do go to Octopus, ask somebody who is already a customer for a recommendation link. Both you and the person recommending gets £50 off their bill. 

Sun 8 Dec, 07:54

I’d second Octopus too. 

Sun 8 Dec, 07:13

I’m with Octopus on a tracker rate - it’s a very good deal if you can get it! 

Sun 8 Dec, 00:06

Whatever you do, steer WELL clear of OVO. Appalling.

Sat 7 Dec, 19:54

Have a look at Utility Warehouse; I have my electric, gas, home phone, broadband, mobile phone, and home insurance with them; I submit meter readings on the last day of the month then about 3 weeks later I pay only for what I have used the previous month. Yes, my bills are less in the summer and more in the winter but I budget over a year so the money builds up in MY account not theirs!

Sat 7 Dec, 19:51 (last edited on Sat 7 Dec, 19:52)

Craig @ giffordselectrical.co.uk

Sat 7 Dec, 19:25

After three years of fighting E.ON Next - crazy bills, home invasions, unreachable management, semi-literate agents - they've given up on me: written off what they say I owe, even put me in credit by a few bob.   Yippee.  

So I really, really want to change suppliers.   But I can't make head or tail of the various bits of information knocking around their records - I seem to find contradictory accounts of just about everything.   And at school I didn't pay attention during domestic electricity classes.   Can anyone recommend an electrician who'll look at my set-up here, tell me if there's anything amiss, and set me up to deal honestly with a new supplier?   Folding money offered in return for peace of mind.