Wednesday 23 February 2011

New British Gas Tariffs

British Gas has today, 23rd February 2011, launched WebSaver 11. WebSaver 11 is already live on Http://www.getmecheapbills.com and as usual missing from our competitor platforms.

The key features of WebSaver 11 are:
• This tariff is available to credit meter customers in all regions.
• Only available to new customers taking Dual Fuel and existing customers taking Dual or Single fuel.
• Only available to customers paying by Direct Debit.
• A guaranteed discount period is offered, with a minimum 6% discount against British Gas standard tariff prices until 31st May 2012.
• Whether prices go up, down or remain the same, WebSaver 11 will be a minimum 6% below the standard tariff rates.

At the same time as this launch WebSaver 10 and Price Promise 2012 have been removed from sale.

Friday 18 February 2011

New EDF Online Tariff

EDF Energy has today launched Online S@ver Version 9 and whilst Version 8 remains available on their own website it has now been withdrawn across the entire broker network. Get Me Cheap Bills . com has implemented the change across its platform and as usual our competitors have yet to make the change so it may mean that their customers will sign up to something simply not available. Online S@ver Version 9 offers a 2% discount against the standard EDF Energy unit rates until 30th June 2012. The tariff is available as a dual fuel or electric only tariff with either monthly direct debit payment or quarterly cash/cheque.

http://www.getmecheapbills.com


Thursday 3 February 2011

EDF to increase domestic energy rates in March

EDF Energy is to increase gas prices by 6.5% and electricity prices by 7.5% from 2 March, the company has said.

The company is the last of the "big six" energy firms to increase prices, and it follows a heavily-promoted decision to freeze prices over the winter.

EDF blamed wholesale costs and other charges for the change.

Energy regulator Ofgem is currently investigating the prices charged to domestic customers.

Price changes

The move from EDF comes the day before E.On's price change comes into effect. E.On's customers will be subject to an average 9% increase in electricity prices and a 3% rise in gas prices.

In the last week of November, Scottish Power increased electricity bills by an average of 8.9% and prices for gas customers increased by an average of 2%.

Scottish and Southern Energy followed by putting up its domestic gas tariffs by 9.4% at the start of December.

The 7% rise in gas and electricity bills for British Gas customers started on 10 December.

Npower customers saw their gas and electricity bills rise by 5.1% on 4 January.


The new EDF tariffs are available at http://www.getmecheapbills.com