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If that is the simplified version of the tariffs, I would hate to peruse the originals! All these £10 or £20 rewards are just confusing and will make minimal difference on a £1,700+ bill. I was unable to use the comparison tool properly because my current tariff, with ScottishPower, (Advance Payment) was not listed. The use of lots of empty white space makes the site look cool and uncluttered, it was easy to navigate.

All of the tariffs quoted, inclusive of rewards and discounts, estimate us at approx. £200 more than we currently pay. Currently we have a dual fuel discount and a worthwhile 5% discount for paying annually in advance. We thought it was a good idea to use money in an old savings account, which was paying less than 1% interest, in this way.

To sum up - site is fine, tariffs average.

Messy comparison site, no better than uSwitch. Has glitches, so when trying to get a low usage Age UK quote, it kept defaulting to medium usage. My new average usage is just under £1,000 a year, as I live in a small cottage. It could only quote me £1,123 and above. I actually like Eon, and only left them because of a price hike. I would return to them if they could quote a reasonable price, as British Gas are constantly making mistakes.

Have had a look....don't like it as it is far too confusing. How do I know that the 5 tariffs are the best for me? I would still have to go to a comparison site to check against other companies....
Why can't the fuel suppliers offer 'like for like' so that they would be easier to compare.

eon are very good if you are on invalidity allowance or i think any allowance you get a %15 discount its called warmth allowance but no companies adveritise this as its a goverment thing

if you need to compare then you have to look t kwh for gas and elec like the higher and lower tariffs can be very confusing unless you know what your on about

if anyone needs to contact me im only to willing to help

wellim here you want helpi do study the sites and the comparisons

AT FIRST VIEWING, IT SEEMS CLEARER WITH A PANEL SHOWING SUMMARY AND FEATURES PROVIDING AT A GLANCE BASICS AND THERE'S A PROMINENT NOTE REGARDING LINKS TO TESCO CLUBCARD. HOWEVER, I'D STILL USE OTHER COMPARISON SITES TO CHECK THE BEST DEAL.

AT FIRST VIEWING, IT SEEMS CLEARER WITH A PANEL SHOWING SUMMARY AND FEATURES PROVIDING AT A GLANCE BASICS AND THERE'S A PROMINENT NOTE REGARDING LINKS TO TESCO CLUBCARD. HOWEVER, I'D STILL USE OTHER COMPARISON SITES TO CHECK THE BEST DEAL.

I found the site clumsy and over-complex although it didn't look that way to begin with.
Have no faith in it showing the best deal for me, and as others have said would still need to go to comparison sites to get accurate info on best tariff.
Not very impressive at all.

I also found the site confusing, only 'reward' on offer is Tescos clubcard...What about those people who use Sainsburys/Nectar?

I would also use something like the Martin Lewis Martins Money Matters site to check out the comparitive benefits of other providers. I was also reluctant to include details of email, as I dont want to be cold called by people selling this service.

Oh, and even if these do work out cheaper, they have to be looked again often, as the prices go up all the time.

Why the Tesco Clubcard advertisement? We have no gas in the village, but there are no concessions for my area. I found USwitch easier to use and more simply worded. I woulsd use Which? site to help rather than this

I changed last year from Eon to Scottish Power as the price comparison indicated that the latter was a better deal. Having looked at the tool, it does look now as if Eon could be better value but this is just comparing Eon deals with each other rather than with other suppliers. It would be useful if this could be incorporated into a Uswitch comparison site too in order to facilitate further research into the benefits and disbenefits of the different supplier offers. I feel more explanation is necessary in order to make an informed decision.
I had problems with Eon in the past because of my particular lifestyle - 6 months living in the UK and then six months living abroad annually. This gives misleading accounts of our fuel usage and can lead to overpayments and underpayments which are unhelpful. Perhaps having the online payment facility would help counteract this?

We have just changed our tariff as an existing Eon customer, with no problems, we are now on the cheapest.

We are currently a customer so I tried it . In the end I rang the helpline super lady very helpful now on 12 month fixed tariff for over 60s saving £42 a year on approx £450 a year spend . NB we are away in motor home a lot so hence less than average annual spend.

Doesn't help and doesn't work properly on iPad!

Was not impressed with this site, areed with mrshumphreyjr was reluctant to give e mail incase it resulted in everyone contacting me with same info , will stay with usual comparison sites i already use

I find all comparison sites a nightmare, especially for gas & electricity with all their tarrifs. E.On did however call me and were very helpful & told me that I had got the best deal - with a rival! so that seemed pretty honest.

I found it easy to use but would have expected the site to know that there is no gas supply at our postcode. Definitely put off by the tesco rewards as we think tesco customer service is terrible and no longer shop there.

Too much choice - too much information & its very difficult to find out which is the best deal. Personally I feel it is much better to be discussed over the telephone between 2 human beings - or am I just old fashioned!
Why are the rewards through Tesco clubcard - not everyone shops at Tesco or do they?

I was just as confused after checking the web site as I was before! I expect that's what they are hoping! If it was easy to understand everyone would be on the lowest tariff and they would loose money. Hopefully David Cameron will make it a requirement and not just voluntary. (Can't see that happening though - he wouldn't want to upset big business and help the working class)

everyone needs best value for money! but no-one commented on these powerful businesses not being british owned! as far as i am concerned i would rather pay a little more in the comfort of helping my fellow workers -in jobs and taxes! but i am also against over these large businesses that have pushed out smaller indepenant providers- same with daily shopping;
THE WORST THING THATS FORCED (or tried to) on their Customers to PAY by Direct Debit, or be charged extra cost of £5 per month with VIRGINMEDIA; isnt it time we took control of how we pay --providing its on the required date??
i paid online to virgin by visa long before they brought in this ability - and since they did i have had to pay this extra charge, regardless of whether its paid in full and on time every month!! like many of you i am now old and having the ability to pay online in say bad weather or when not well should not be penalized by a charge of extra £5!
Perhaps Gransnet will take up this cursade? i must be owed thousand for these charges, i wish to have this money back !

lastly you mention comparison sites--do you know who owns them? i found one C.E.O was head of several sites plus others. admiral was one,
sorry if this rather long, jcdoh ANGRY

Well, I couldn't even get started - I input my details and postcode and their system didn't come up with my address! (My address comes up fine everywhere else).

I found the site easy to use but as we changed from Eon to Scottish Power last month, we will not now be changing for a couple of years. I put in our address and it asked if we had gas. I would have thought as we have just changed from Eon, they would know we haven't.