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Cheaper?

nhunter100 · 2011-10-04 18:28:38

just got my bill off a rival supplier even after rises how can electric ireland state they are cheaper?

04-10-2011 7:28pm

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just got my bill off a rival supplier even after rises how can electric ireland state they are cheaper?

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#2 05-10-2011 9:44am

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Hi nhunter100,

Whether or not we are cheaper would depend on the specific price plans under comparison. Would you like me to do any calculations for you?

The website bonkers.ie is a good resource for comparing rates, should you wish to investigate further.

We also have information on the general price increase here.

Hope this helps,

David.

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#3 05-10-2011 9:53am

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nhunter100 I've moved your post to a new thread of its own, as it wasn't really relevant to the original thread.

dudara

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#4 05-10-2011 1:02pm

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Electric Ireland: David wrote: »

Hi nhunter100,

Whether or not we are cheaper would depend on the specific price plans under comparison. Would you like me to do any calculations for you?

The website bonkers.ie is a good resource for comparing rates, should you wish to investigate further.

We also have information on the general price increase here.

Hope this helps,

David.

Thanks for ur response checked bonkers.ie ur still 22 euro dearer on a compariable plan

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#5 05-10-2011 1:50pm

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nhunter100 wrote:

how can electric ireland state they are cheaper?

Where have they claimed they're cheaper? Kinda depends too on when you were told, as prices only changed on Oct 1st. A blog post on bonkers puts it all into perspective.

Afaik, technically it could still be cheaper to be with ESB if you're on their Supersaver plan, but that's no longer available.

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