#swalec

British Gas has vowed to tell it's customers if they are not on the cheapest tariff, however, it is still up to the customer to check whether they are on the cheapest tariff all around from any provider.

With so many tariffs coming and going it makes sense for the customer to be proactive when seeking out the cheapest tariff as some tariffs can be £100s cheaper than others.   Why Seek Out a new Energy Deal? It is entirely possible that you could be £100s worse off than your next door neighbour, who lives in a similar home to your own, with a similar annual energy usage. It Makes Sense to Shop Around

It makes sense to get into the habit of shopping around.  A customer in the North West who is currently on British Gas’ Standard Tariff, spending £800 on gas and £600 on electricity, will save £185 a year by switching to the Online Variable May 2014 with Energy Smart tariff.

However, by doing a full price comparison with www.yoursuresave.com they will discover that they will save  a whopping £245, by switching to the SWALEC Discounted Energy Bonus May 2014 tariff, which will also fix their gas and electricity prices for longer, avoiding any of the upcoming energy price rises.

So this proves that while this new initiative is a good move by British Gas, it still doesn't go far enough and it still leaves it up to the customer to seek out the cheapest tariffs.

Compare Gas and Electricity prices now to see how much you can save or call on 08448 707 888 to speak to one of our advisers.

22 minute wait for a 2 minute conversation - national rate.

This is after being told: Robot Women Voice

All our advisors are busy at the moment - we cannot take your call...  Goodbye

Goodbye?!  Goodbye?!  You made me listen to your stupid voice for 30 seconds then you hang up on me!  Not happy.  That happened 8 times.

When RWV did let me get through onto the waiting list I had to endure 22 minutes of the most awful waiting music...

They have nothing on Swalec.  The link previous is one of my first posts - nice.