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One Big Switch (NSW Click Energy) Electricity 17% Discount off Total Bill (No Contract)

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One Big Switch (NSW Click Energy) Electricity 17% Discount off Total Bill (No Contract)
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jackofspade on 14/10/2013 - 12:47 onebigswitch.com.au (647 clicks)
Last edited 14/10/2013 - 15:29

One Big Switch Electricity (NSW Click Energy)

PLAN FEATURES
• 17% off your entire bill (both usage and supply charges) for 2 years - you must pay by direct debit.
• Smooth, monthly payment plan - see the MORE INFO tab to see how this works.
• No lock-in period.
• No break fees, exit fees or credit card fees.

Offer closes at midnight on October 31 2013.

Click Platinum

Discount:
17% discount off total bill for 2 years.
After 24 months, your plan reverts to Click Elite (9% on same terms as Click Platinum - you will need to continue paying using direct deibt). No discount is available on final bill if you choose to leave Click Energy.

Payment:
You must pay by direct debit to be eligible for this plan.
If you DON'T want to pay your bills using direct debit, see the Click Superior plan above.

Bills:
You will receive monthly bills via email in arrears. Here's how it works:
• At the end of the first month you will get a bill for an estimated amount of around $50.
• At the end of the second month you get a bill for an estimated amount of around $50.
• Then, at the end of the third month, you get a bill for the actual amount of electricity you have used MINUS any advanced payments you have made

For example…

Anthony signs up to the special offer. He gets a bill at the end of the first month for $50 and a bill at the end of the second month for $50 - meaning so far, he's paid $100 for that quarter.

At the end of the three months, Click reads his meter and he gets an actual bill for $300 for the electricity he's actually used for that quarter. The $100 he's already paid in advance is taken off, so the amount owing is only $200.

When do I get my 17% discount?

Your pay-on-time discount is applied to every bill if you paid the previous bill on time using direct debit. This applies to both monthly estimates and the quarterly wash-up bill.

Click Platinum is NOT available with solar.

For Rates - http://www.clickenergy.com.au/energy-price-fact-sheets/

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  • 51ngh on 14/10/2013 - 12:53

    Which,company ?

  • mskeggs on 14/10/2013 - 12:53

    Do you have a referral? Better an OzBargainer get a benefit than somebody else.

  • delfredo on 14/10/2013 - 12:56

    What are the rates?

  • jv on 14/10/2013 - 13:01
    +3

    Anthony signs up to the special offer.

    Albanese ???

  • Sharp on 14/10/2013 - 13:20
    +1

    Without knowing the rates discount % means nothing.

  • RockyRaccoon on 14/10/2013 - 13:27
    +2

    This is always being promoted by the Telegraph almost every month, its not a deal, you can get similar offers like Dodo or Origin with the same if not better discount.

    NSW has regulated tariffs. That is why you get a percentage off your bill, ie the regulated tariff.

    • jackofspade on 14/10/2013 - 13:55
      -1

      You might be able to get better discount with other providers but most of them require you to lock into a 1 or 2 year contract.

    • abc on 14/10/2013 - 13:56
      +1

      Anything promoted by the evil Murdoch is automatically something you should avoid ;-)

    • SBOB on 14/10/2013 - 15:08

      currently this has the same rates as other NSW providers from my recent looking

      Dodo has 15% off but this is off 'usage'
      This 'OneSwitch' deal is off the entire bill (including connection charge)

      My current 2 year contract just ended so I am looking around for anther alternative and I haven't seen anything as cheap as this that covers my area in NSW

      Any alternatives which you are saying are cheaper?

  • SmiTTy on 14/10/2013 - 13:28

    EDIT: Sorry about the terrible formatting … the tabs and spacing didnt turn out as planned :S
    all prices incl GST below from what i've found on their website

    Any Time Tariff - Domestic

                Rates inc GST

    Consumption of first 1000
    kwh/qtr 27.3900c/kwh

    Consumption of next 1000
    kwh/qtr 29.0180c/kwh

    Balance 31.3280 c/kwh

    Fixed daily charge 78.1c / day

    Any time Tariff - domestic & Controlled load 1

                Rates inc GST

    Consumption of first 1000
    kwh/qtr 27.3900c/kwh

    Consumption of next 1000
    kwh/qtr 29.0180c/kwh

    Balance 31.3280 c/kwh

    Fixed daily charge 78.1c / day

    All controlled load 1
    consumption 11.2750 c/kwh

    Any time Tariff - domestic & Controlled load 2

                Rates inc GST

    Consumption of first 1000
    kwh/qtr 27.3900c/kwh

    Consumption of next 1000
    kwh/qtr 29.0180c/kwh

    Balance 31.3280 c/kwh

    Fixed daily charge 78.1c / day

    All controlled load 2
    consumption 14.8280 c/kwh

    Domestic TOU (powersmart)

                Rates inc GST

    Peak consumptoin
    (2pm - 8pm weekdays) 52.5470 c/kwh

    Shoulder consumption
    (7am-2pm, 8pm-10pm wkdays
    and 7am-10pm on weekends & 21.8460 c/Kwh
    public holidays)

    Off peak consumption
    (all other times) 13.1670 c/kwh

    Fixed daily charge 87.1750 c/day

  • Baghern on 14/10/2013 - 13:32
    +1

    I thought NSW if not Sydney has the same kwh, the only real difference is what the volume before they transfer you to the 2nd bracket ie first 1000 or first 2000

    I got my parents onto an Origin 23-25% off last year, 20% base, more % for on time, direct debit and having elec and gas with origin

    I think they'll laugh at me, when I eventually ask them to extend the 'plan'

    • Maxxjet on 14/10/2013 - 14:49

      i am on the same boat as you, the one yr contract will expire soon, do yo think they will offer the same or slightly worse one to keep us?

      • Baghern on 14/10/2013 - 15:07

        worse of course, i highly doubt we'd get the twenties again.

        Just need to make it clear i'll leave if I don't get a good rate I guess.

        Small usage households should look out for the dollar off, ie $75 off each quarter deals, they're so much better than a %.

        My brother got bamboozled by the 25% off potential, if he'd taken the $xx he would of effectively halved his bill

        • Sweet3st on 14/10/2013 - 16:19

          $75 off each quarter??? where do you find this?

        • Baghern on 15/10/2013 - 11:07

          It was last year it wasn't $75, i think it was more I can't remember.

        • Sweet3st on 15/10/2013 - 12:55

          i got $100 off my first bill, which was good for me, but each quarter? that i've never seen…

    • eleana on 15/10/2013 - 16:23

      Yes. I'm with Origin at the moment with no fix contract. Origin has the same kwh as Click, but with more generous volume for each bracket. The first level is up to 4000kwh, while click is only 1000kmh (and another 1000kmh for the second) which is closed to 5.9% increase if you go over 1000 but under 4000. Our quaterly consumption is under 1000kmh when we using gas top cooking. But after recent move, we only have electric cook-top…. guess the consumption will even more close to 1000 mark.
      But Click is having 17% off here. Maybe it's a time to change.
      I'm only interested it because it's no fix contract.

      • Baghern on 15/10/2013 - 16:40

        My parents Origin are much lower than 4000, its one of the things they manipulate

        • eleana on 15/10/2013 - 16:46

          It's interesting to know that they manipulate the brackets.
          My previous premises was up to 7000 for the first level. I thought they were standard and they had just changed it after my move….

  • SBOB on 14/10/2013 - 16:06

    Anyone know of a deal currently cheaper than this?
    Dodo is 15% off usage with same kWh pricing but this has % of total bill not just usage

  • Bargainer on 14/10/2013 - 20:45
    +1

    Do your own research, never trust One Big Switch. They are just another middle man.

    • SBOB on 14/10/2013 - 21:26

      I did…
      for me in NSW they are cheaper than AGL,Energy Australia or Dodo.. but a decent margin due to the inclusion of a discount on the supply charge.

      Was due to switch so my electricity just went to Click and my gas to AGL with their $30 bonus (my gas usage is so negligible that a % discount is worth a couple of $ a year)

      • eleana on 15/10/2013 - 16:30

        @SBOB, did you make the switch?
        I moved house recently and just got the final bill for the previous premises, the first bill for the current place hasn't come yet. Not sure if it's a good time to switch. I'm with Origin no contract. Very tempt….

        • SBOB on 15/10/2013 - 17:06
          +1

          yep as my energy australia contract just ended and they offered me via their letter a measly 2% discount..
          I dont have time/patience to call and whine to companies for a discount and 17% off including connection fee (with the same kWh and connection charges as Dodo/AGL/EE) is better than any deal I could find with my google searching

          I also moved my gas to AGL as they have a $30 bonus with no contract and as my gas usage is 95% connection fee that gives me a few months of free gas and I can switch it again when someone like Dodo starts offering gas in NSW with a decent discount

        • eleana on 15/10/2013 - 17:20

          17% off including connection fee
          Regarding the connection fee, do you mean the supply charge (Fixed daily charge)?

          Yes, I can't find anything better neither.

        • SBOB on 15/10/2013 - 17:47
          +1

          do you mean the supply charge (Fixed daily charge)?

          yep… call it what you want ;)
          I call it the rip off (especially on my gas, as for a ~$50 bill its $40 of it)

  • Holysmoke on 18/10/2013 - 09:18

    Use http://www.energymadeeasy.gov.au/ to compare plans.

    Red Energy has a $50 sign-up bonus and Dodo has $25 if I refer you to either.
    PM me if interested.

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