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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I'm with electric Ireland right now but find them experience at almost €200 every 2 months.
Is anyone paying a direct debit every month, and who with? |
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By *quinnMan
over a year ago
Limerick |
"You should switch every 12 months when the bonus discounts run out.
Switcher.ie is good for comparing the best deals "
Exactly this advice. I'm Energia at the moment but switch every year. Most providers give a very good discounted rate for 12 months and I think all can only tie you in on a 12 month contract. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I was with airtricity on prepay changed to electric Ireland prepay as can top up online , I have it set up at 20 quid a week top up but I have a credit of 170 quid. Thinking of changing to bill and just set the top up to 15 a week |
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By *ateniteCouple
over a year ago
Youghal |
"Use prepay power, find its easy as no big bills. About €20 a week."
We were on prepay power and we switched after 12 months because we were paying up to 160 a month with them. Currently with Energia and paying approx 80 per month.
We'll keep switching every year. |
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"Use prepay power, find its easy as no big bills. About €20 a week.
We were on prepay power and we switched after 12 months because we were paying up to 160 a month with them. Currently with Energia and paying approx 80 per month.
We'll keep switching every year."
Is that still prepay or monthly bill??? Im on prepay with electric ireland but its averaging €150 a month but being out of work with covid the thought of another monthly dd on top of the mountain of others terrifies me |
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By *dfabMan
over a year ago
Dunboyne |
I take it none of ye have geothermal heating system and some pay for oil/gas on top of electric bill?
I do have geothermal heating system and last bill was €400 for 2mths with electric Ireland but other than broadband, that's the only house bill.
I'm not sure if that's good or not? Seems a lot more than the rest of ye but that's all heating, light, cooking on that. |
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By *attooYouMan
over a year ago
just about northside |
Find your unit price with or without vat and your annual service charge with or without vat and compare annually. Problem is most of not all suppliers are upping charges over the coming weeks. Ffs, consumer rip off. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I'm with electric Ireland right now but find them experience at almost €200 every 2 months.
Is anyone paying a direct debit every month, and who with?"
We're with Bord Gáis payment plan for esb. 3 bed semi, all electric including cooker etc you name it. In 1 year period 8 of our debits were €42.50 and the other 4 were €49.75, account balanced perfectly. After xmas we went up to €62.50 currently per month until April. We've been advised it will settle around €50 then on.
We are both home based and use electric soldering irons for work, sometimes 8 hours a day, powerful ones. So trust us with Bord Gáis.
It's the best so far. We were ESB at €100 per month also minimum.
We also noticed a big difference when we got new meters, so upgrade too if you haven't.  |
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"I'm with electric Ireland right now but find them experience at almost €200 every 2 months.
Is anyone paying a direct debit every month, and who with?"
I'm with Bord Gais on their level pay plan so the bill is the same every month, around 95 quid at the moment for a 2 bed apartment that's all electric (heating + power) and I'm WFH. I prefer to know how much it will be and not get any nasty surprises in the winter! |
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By *yesgreenMan
over a year ago
north and south |
"Juliana supplies my electricity 
She is electric, can I be electric too? "
WOW I live up north and my bill was 56 pounds for 12,weeks , You are being ripped off big-time , And that was my winter bill |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Of all the threads that have passed through this forum over the years I've been here this is definitely one I never thought I'd be seeing in here. Brilliant.
Look... its totally legit an all but I just had a little giggle.
Bonkers.ie is worth a look and or solar panels if you're a high daytime user |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"You mean upgrade the meter? How does that save electricity? "
We were one of the first ones that got trial new meters 2 years ago to monitor usage and discovered the old meter was not reading correctly. This came about because I was away 24 days and nights and my bill should have dropped but it didn't and no explanation why. I got a bill for €264 for 8 weeks and I'm away over 3 weeks?? Long story short, I lost my shit with them. I was single at that time, no excuses. I demanded a technical check as I suspected it for years but fell on deaf ears. ESB offered a new meter so they could trial it, I agreed it and the usage recording was dramatically better. I switched electricity usage habits and smart tech programming to time things when I needed it done. After one year I changed provder to Bord Gáis, kept the meter. Old meter was 1989. Moral of the story is question eveything and do not accept their narrative without a diagnostics. Not every meter gives balanced readings. |
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By *attooYouMan
over a year ago
just about northside |
"You mean upgrade the meter? How does that save electricity?
We were one of the first ones that got trial new meters 2 years ago to monitor usage and discovered the old meter was not reading correctly. This came about because I was away 24 days and nights and my bill should have dropped but it didn't and no explanation why. I got a bill for €264 for 8 weeks and I'm away over 3 weeks?? Long story short, I lost my shit with them. I was single at that time, no excuses. I demanded a technical check as I suspected it for years but fell on deaf ears. ESB offered a new meter so they could trial it, I agreed it and the usage recording was dramatically better. I switched electricity usage habits and smart tech programming to time things when I needed it done. After one year I changed provder to Bord Gáis, kept the meter. Old meter was 1989. Moral of the story is question eveything and do not accept their narrative without a diagnostics. Not every meter gives balanced readings. "
Do I can asked for a replacement meter but how do get a replacement upgraded meter. Mine is the old analogue spinning disc |
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By *ohng69Man
over a year ago
athenry |
"You mean upgrade the meter? How does that save electricity?
We were one of the first ones that got trial new meters 2 years ago to monitor usage and discovered the old meter was not reading correctly. This came about because I was away 24 days and nights and my bill should have dropped but it didn't and no explanation why. I got a bill for €264 for 8 weeks and I'm away over 3 weeks?? Long story short, I lost my shit with them. I was single at that time, no excuses. I demanded a technical check as I suspected it for years but fell on deaf ears. ESB offered a new meter so they could trial it, I agreed it and the usage recording was dramatically better. I switched electricity usage habits and smart tech programming to time things when I needed it done. After one year I changed provder to Bord Gáis, kept the meter. Old meter was 1989. Moral of the story is question eveything and do not accept their narrative without a diagnostics. Not every meter gives balanced readings.
Do I can asked for a replacement meter but how do get a replacement upgraded meter. Mine is the old analogue spinning disc"
all old meters are automatically being replaced over the next few years |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"You mean upgrade the meter? How does that save electricity?
We were one of the first ones that got trial new meters 2 years ago to monitor usage and discovered the old meter was not reading correctly. This came about because I was away 24 days and nights and my bill should have dropped but it didn't and no explanation why. I got a bill for €264 for 8 weeks and I'm away over 3 weeks?? Long story short, I lost my shit with them. I was single at that time, no excuses. I demanded a technical check as I suspected it for years but fell on deaf ears. ESB offered a new meter so they could trial it, I agreed it and the usage recording was dramatically better. I switched electricity usage habits and smart tech programming to time things when I needed it done. After one year I changed provder to Bord Gáis, kept the meter. Old meter was 1989. Moral of the story is question eveything and do not accept their narrative without a diagnostics. Not every meter gives balanced readings.
Do I can asked for a replacement meter but how do get a replacement upgraded meter. Mine is the old analogue spinning disc all old meters are automatically being replaced over the next few years "
Absolutely correct, so hang tight, it will happen. I was just one of the 1st that time a while back because if an issue that had the benefit and noticed the change. |
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By *j48Man
over a year ago
Wigan |
Easier over here.. Rigged up a bicycle with rear wheel attached to a generator via a belt and a couple of gears .. Pay an illegal £2, about 3 euro a day and bingo, leccy for the street.. £1 a day, all you can use, making £40 a day
Twas a joke |
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