Hello,
we have now been living in our newly built house for six months, and the electricity and gas consumption is starting to stabilize, making it easier to estimate future usage.
After moving in, we initially ended up with the expensive default energy supplier tariff from eon-Avacon. Now, for the first time, I am seriously considering switching. My preliminary research shows that there is significant potential to save money.
Is it really as simple as the internet (well-known comparison websites, etc.) makes it seem?
I’m sure some of you switch providers regularly (annually?). What do you pay attention to when doing so? Does the transition go smoothly? And what are your thoughts on green energy tariffs?
we have now been living in our newly built house for six months, and the electricity and gas consumption is starting to stabilize, making it easier to estimate future usage.
After moving in, we initially ended up with the expensive default energy supplier tariff from eon-Avacon. Now, for the first time, I am seriously considering switching. My preliminary research shows that there is significant potential to save money.
Is it really as simple as the internet (well-known comparison websites, etc.) makes it seem?
I’m sure some of you switch providers regularly (annually?). What do you pay attention to when doing so? Does the transition go smoothly? And what are your thoughts on green energy tariffs?
I also switch regularly, which is what happened to me last time. The provider sweetens their price with discounts and lowers the basic fee to an average level, but if you forget to cancel now, you end up paying a high price the following year.
They charged almost 400-500€ basic fee.
They charged almost 400-500€ basic fee.
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hampshire20 Mar 2020 10:05SenorRaul7 schrieb:
Is it really as simple as the internet (well-known comparison websites, etc.) suggests?Yes, it is that simple. Besides comparison websites, there are also companies that connect manufacturers and customers – you purchase from a group of small producers who join together there. You can probably find offers under the keyword “regional electricity.”SenorRaul7 schrieb:
And what is your opinion on green energy tariffs?I only consider green energy tariffs. It is very easy and not necessarily more expensive to contribute here, since you are not making a system change that would involve additional costs and adjustment.N
nordanney20 Mar 2020 10:19tomtom79 schrieb:
If you forget to cancel now, you’ll be the fool next year.You can make it easy for yourself by canceling right when you sign the contract. That way, you won’t forget.S
SenorRaul720 Mar 2020 12:57Thank you for sharing your experiences. I will now start with Vattenfall and review it again in a year.