Can someone explain why I have been offered a tariff of 52.9p per kWh plus 38.94p per day instead of the EPG rates of 34p per kWh plus 46p per day when my fixed rate ends in December please?
I don’t understand the tariff I have been quoted
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Level 5623-10-22I'd suggest you look at the Current Eon Tariffs available in your area from their website. Did Eon Next quote your tariff version in the offer?
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Level 9123-10-22Current Eon Next and EDF customer, ex Zog and Symbio. Don't think dual fuel saves money and don't like smart meters. Chronologically Gifted. If I offend let me know by private message, but I’ll continue to express my opinions nonetheless.
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Level 223-10-22Eon’s email says that they have offered the NEXT flex tariff which they estimate for my usage comes out at £1520 pa. They say this tariff is protected by the EPG but when I do the arithmetic if it used the EPG tariffs it should only come to £1370x Then when I click on the links to select a tariff the price for the same usage increases by another 50% on top of their £1500 to £2300 pa. The numbers are mind boggling given our current annual charge of £800! -
Level 9123-10-22I'm an Eon Next dual fuel customer with no particular expertise but have some time on my hands that I am using to try and help out a bit.
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Level 223-10-22@JoeSoap
i have now and these rates I recognise but they aren’t what I am being quoted when I follow the links
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Tariff name
Next Flex
Tariff type
Standard variable product
Payment method
Direct Debit
Unit rate
52.90p per kWh
Standing charge
38.94p per day
Tariff ends on
Not applicable
Price guaranteed until
Not applicable
Exit fees (if you cancel this
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Level 9123-10-22@Aaabbbcccddd
I know that some tariffs on show are taking time to update and we’re being told that they will be correct on your bill.
As your fix doesn’t end until December you don’t have to do anything as you will be moved to Next Flex as a default. By that time all the rates should be showing correctly.
Of course, the EPG is only good until the end of March so you might want to expect some big rate hikes in April.
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