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Using Bonkers.ie/Switcher.ie to change electric and gas supplier

[Deleted User] · 2017-07-13 18:23:17

I'm moving into a new house and I need a new supplier for both gas and electrictiy. When you use one of the above websites to switch, are you being charged an extra fee - i.e. would Energia, for instance, give you a cheaper rate if you go to them directly (presumably they pay those two websites a commission on each switch…

13-07-2017 07:23PM

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I'm moving into a new house and I need a new supplier for both gas and electrictiy. When you use one of the above websites to switch, are you being charged an extra fee - i.e. would Energia, for instance, give you a cheaper rate if you go to them directly (presumably they pay those two websites a commission on each switch and this fee is passed on to the customer)?

Is there a better deal to be got for moving to, say, Energia?

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#2 13-07-2017 07:29PM

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You aren't charged for using them and the rates are the same.

It is usually cheaper NOT to dual fuel, make sure to take note of individual offers

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