And indeed, in part! 
Seemed pretty straight forward to me, clicking on the various options brings up the abandonment and cost per KW for each option.
I just love predictive textā¦
Hahaha 
The inventor of predictive text died last week, may he rest in piss
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Surely rest in peas.
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Do I actually have to write each one down? Why doesnāt the site say, for example, that at 13K kWh I save ā¬200 on option one, ā¬100 on option two and zero on option three. This having to work things out for oneās self is so passĆ©. No mention as whether I get a photo of my trees either.
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Agreed. Youād then have to check that the correct refund/extra charge was made etc. etc. Iām fed up having to follow up companies and utilities to make sure theyāve done what they said theyād do.
No, but they send you a letter at Christmas
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Graham,
the changeover was absolutely painless - I went through https://selectra.info/
who were extremely helpful.
I canāt remember the price differential - from memory it was nāt massive, but still worth having.
One of the main reasons that I switched was EDFās appalling customer service. At the end of my energy year, I was around 1000 euros in credit and rather than refund my money, EDF decided to change my DD schedule. Obviously extremely unhappy that EDF decided to have free use of my funds - particularly when I informed them that I would terminate their contract if a refund was not made within 2 weeks.
Iāve attached two of the common Mint electricity tariffs.
Finally, Iām sure that I first came across Mint from a post made by James in another thread.
#MINT_ENERGIE_Fiche_Tarifs_0524_CLASSIC_GREEN.pdf (104.3 KB) MINT_ENERGIE_Fiche_Tarifs_1700_ONLINE_GREEN.pdf (104.8 KB)
Well, thatād be one more than I usually get.
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a French one?
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Oh dearā¦ the one reason I donāt go along that route despite them continually reminding me that I can as it obviously suits them.
But hey, Iām just a customerā¦
I just went through the sign up process (used your sponsorship number Tory) but they insisted on estimating my annual usage and dividing by 12 (I could vary the number up or down a bit). Iām an actuals man myself 
so I decided to bale out.
as I will surely doā¦ They have to pay for the reduced levy some way or another and it seems itās with your money in their account 
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How do the others set up?
My existing EDF account, set up in 2004, just bills me actuals every two months. They may have changed their policy for new customers.
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In the UK they have to guesstimate to setup the account unless you supply previous usage data and once setup you can always reduce the monthly averaged payment.
As we are subject to the 90days max post brexit I certainly want the company to understand this and not to take ā¬1000ās as if we were there full time.
Smart metering should hopefully cure this problem.
Standard feature with a smart meter is actual bill not estimated so a similar service would be available from most providers?
Just checked with relative, they have a Linky and with EDF but still receive monthly average estimated bills and claim back the excess at the end of the year.
When did they open their account John?
Just as an example, I looked at my EDF account today to get the reference number to change to Mint and it told me that I had used ā¬7 since the beginning of April. My Linky seems to work as designed.
Roughly 2.5 years ago they got the Linky and probably been with EDF 10y
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