Comparing electric-only energy deals

leck — Wed, 08 Dec 2021 22:16:18 +0000

I've been with Electric Ireland for years, but hearing advice that it's a good idea to switch every 12 months to get the best deal.

I use about 2940 kWh a year, or about €820. I'm on Electric Ireland's "ValueReward" tarriff, and I'm zoned rural DG2. I pay by Direct Debit.

I'm finding it hard to compare deals. I have three windows open now: Bonkers, Switcher and SSEairtricity. On Switcher. SSEAirtricity comes in at the lowest at an estimated €896.47/yr, but Bonkers has Energia at €790.15 (seems to include €135 cashback. Then if I go directly to SSEAirtricity, I can see they offer a €200 credit for new customers but I don't see a way to estimate bill based on usage.

Do people use Bonkers/Switcher just to view prices or do you order through links on there? If I ordered SSEAirtricity through the link on Switcher, there doesn't seem to be a way to get the €200 credit for a new customer.

Would love some advice on getting the best deal. Thanks.

Sky to Vodafone - is there advantage in using Switcher?

leck — Thu, 27 Oct 2016 00:22:36 +0000

I'm thinking of switching from Sky (47.50/mo out of contract) to Vodafone Home Essentials (40 for 6 months, then 45/month).

Had a look at the switcher site and placed the order through that, there was some promise at the top of the page of a discount, but confirmation when I placed the order with Switcher. Should I have done it directly with Vodafone?

There is an upcoming price increase with Vodafone on 1 November. Would I be able to keep the plan at the price shown today?

Cooling off period - is the 14 days from the day the order is placed or from the day the service starts?

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Comparing electric-only energy deals

Sky to Vodafone - is there advantage in using Switcher?