Electricity switch higher base price!

413 € basic fee ?

The proportion of variable costs (price per kWh) is higher.

For the provider with the higher kW price, the basic fee is also lower, so this provider has more security for itself and I have disadvantages if I consume significantly less.

If this is actually still calculated with the stated 3000 kWh,

It is a 2 electricity tariff meter, so 5800 kW is stated, not 3000. But that is the problem: for example, if I pay a 100 euro instalment, the higher basic fee remains the same, only the kW changes, and that is actually the disadvantage I fear. The basic fee is paid monthly, although that is also the question in case of insolvency. The contract states annual basic fee—if the company goes bankrupt in the first month, do I pay the annual basic fee or the monthly price?

if you forget the cancellation deadline

Okay, here we have it—they hope it will be forgotten. I can still withdraw.

413 € basic fee?

Minus 270 new customer bonus which is about 15% of the discount. Minus 160 euro immediate bonus

If you can get out of there, do it. Annual basic price, bonus... that would be too risky for me. Better enter on verivox without bonuses, without any advance payment, then only shortlist providers who are either municipal utilities, do not go bankrupt, or have been on the market for a long time. That's how we do it, also at the office.

This construct also seems somehow too opaque and complicated to me! I have been switching regularly via Check 24 since 2002, but I have never had so many ifs and buts.

I checked. SW here, our supplier, 97,- basic per year and 26.7 kwh. Renewable electricity, there is enough wind here. No pump tariff. I find your provider expensive without the bonuses. And we have quality electricity, such a beautiful blue on the TV, it really shines