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Energia price increase

Westwood · 2017-11-29 12:51:05

Hi all As you know price increases in energia kick in on December 1st, due to being in contract I am informed by them that I cannot switch or I'll be charge â‚¬50 break out fee. Surely if they've increased their standard unit charge they've broken the term of our contract. Any input?

29-11-2017 12:51pm

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Westwood

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Hi all
As you know price increases in energia kick in on December 1st, due to being in contract I am informed by them that I cannot switch or I'll be charge â‚¬50 break out fee. Surely if they've increased their standard unit charge they've broken the term of our contract.
Any input?

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#2 29-11-2017 1:18pm

Cerco

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Try this forum, more appropriate for your query imho.

Linkhttps://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=580

Ask mods to move.

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#3 01-12-2017 9:23am

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Westwood wrote: »

Hi all
As you know price increases in energia kick in on December 1st, due to being in contract I am informed by them that I cannot switch or I'll be charge €50 break out fee. Surely if they've increased their standard unit charge they've broken the term of our contract.
Any input?

Energy contracts allow changes in rates, unless you have a specific fixed term rate.

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#4 01-12-2017 6:08pm

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You probably get a percentage reduction of the unit rate which can change whereas your percentage reduction cannot.

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#5 06-12-2017 1:20pm

Westwood

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So to break contract is â‚¬50 euro whereas electric Ireland are offering 175 cashback so as saving of â‚¬125?

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