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    I've just switched energy suppliers and ditched my Npower fixed till March 2017 deal. Gone with

    Gas - Daligas Fixed for 12 months projected annual saving £240

    Electric - Scottish Power Fixed for 12 months projected annual saving £189

    The dual fuel deals with one supplier are a scam so I've moved away from that, also getting £30.00 cash back doing it through Energylinx via TopCashback


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    Quote Originally Posted by Dedworth View Post
    I've just switched energy suppliers and ditched my Npower fixed till March 2017 deal. Gone with

    Gas - Daligas Fixed for 12 months projected annual saving £240

    Electric - Scottish Power Fixed for 12 months projected annual saving £189

    The dual fuel deals with one supplier are a scam so I've moved away from that, also getting £30.00 cash back doing it through Energylinx via TopCashback
    Thats a great savings


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    Quote Originally Posted by Dedworth View Post
    I've just switched energy suppliers and ditched my Npower fixed till March 2017 deal. Gone with

    Gas - Daligas Fixed for 12 months projected annual saving £240

    Electric - Scottish Power Fixed for 12 months projected annual saving £189

    The dual fuel deals with one supplier are a scam so I've moved away from that, also getting £30.00 cash back doing it through Energylinx via TopCashback
    Thats interesting i always thought that dual fuel deals were the cheapest option


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    Quote Originally Posted by London_Manila View Post
    Thats interesting i always thought that dual fuel deals were the cheapest option
    So did I but there are plenty of statements around like this (uswitch) :-

    Dual fuel
    However, dual fuel deals are not always cheaper, so the best way to check your options is to run a dual fuel comparison of energy suppliers in your area. In fact, in 2014 research suggested that more and more homes could save money by taking on two single fuel deals, so it's always worth running an energy comparison before making a decision.


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