[NSW, VIC, SA, QLD] $150 Electricity Credit and [NSW, VIC] $50 Gas Credit @ Powershop

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$150-$200 depending on your state. For the extra $50 gas credit you must take on electricity too. I liked the powershop app, one of the better ones. Their support seemed responsive too. T&Cs below:

Switch Saver Terms and Conditions

To be eligible to receive the $150 (incl. GST) credit (Sign-up Credit):

  • you must be a residential customer switching your electricity to Powershop from another retailer, or an existing Powershop residential customer moving to a new premises where Powershop will continues to sell you electricity, and
  • the premises you switch or move to must be in VIC, NSW, SA or South East Queensland.

You’ll get the $150 (incl. GST) credit (Sign-up Credit) as an offset against the charges on your first electricity bill. If the charges on your first electricity bill are less than the Sign-up Credit, we’ll carry over the balance of the Sign-up Credit to your next bill. If your electricity market contract ends before you’ve incurred charges to the value of the Sign-up Credit and you’re taking up a new electricity market contract with us (at the same or new premises), we’ll transfer the balance to your first electricity bill under your new contract. The Sign-up Credit otherwise isn’t transferable or redeemable for cash. We won’t pay it as a refund, and it may not be available with other Powershop offers.

Power House Gas $50 Credit Terms and Conditions

To be eligible for the offer:

  • you must be a residential customer switching your gas to Powershop from another retailer, or an existing Powershop residential customer moving to a new premises where Powershop will continue to sell you gas;
  • your premises must be in Victoria or an area of New South Wales where Powershop sells gas
  • you must have a market contract for electricity with Powershop, and switching the same premises to Powershop for the supply of your gas.

You’ll get the $50 (incl. GST) credit (Sign-up Credit) as an offset against the charges on your first gas bill. If the charges on your first gas bill are less than the Sign-up Credit, we’ll carry over the balance of the Sign-up Credit to your next bill. If your gas market contract ends before you’ve incurred charges to the value of the Sign-up Credit and you’re taking up a new gas market contract with us (at the same or new premises), we’ll transfer the balance to your first gas bill under your new contract. The Sign-up Credit otherwise isn’t transferable or redeemable for cash. We won’t pay it as a refund, and it may not be available with other Powershop offers.

Referral Links

Referral: random (86)

Referrer receives $75 credit and referee receives $75 credit on first bill.

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Comments

  • Does it stack with referral?

    • I'm not sure to be honest. If you click through the referral and it still shows the credit being offered I would assume so. Nothing in T&Cs saying it's mutually exclusive.

    • If you sign up to the ‘Switch Saver’ plan, you and your mate will no longer be eligible for the ‘Switch your mates $75 credit’.

      Its one or the other

  • More expensive per unit and per day than Red Energy to my house. Nope.

    • Might not be worth it if you intend to stay on for a while. I just churn out to another provider when the credits run out. Haven't paid for electricity for the last 9 months or so!

      • Interesting…what other companies offer sign up deals like this?

        • Nearly all of them.

          Switched to AGL on Friday and got $150 credit, plus a Netflix subscription (ongoing, so long as I stay with them)

  • +4

    Ah Powershop. This company once represented a lot of hope for energy retailing and just became a status quo instead. They sold themselves to Shell, a global oil producing megacorp trying to greenwash themselves. Big pass.

  • +1

    Heh my credit report has been smashed by my recent churns. But I've saved hundreds of dollars. Probably over $600 this year alone

    • I thought the Federal govt was coming up with something to make it easier for people to change providers? Or was it all just BS again

  • I just left Powershop for Origin.

    Origin have $0.20 a day cheaper supply cost, there usage is $0.01 kWh more expensive, but they are also paying me $0.056 kWh more in solar feed in.

    Not to mention 25k Everyday reward points too

  • Would anyone know if Powershop do a credit check?

  • That's a 403 error for me….

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