With electricity, you can also backdate the contract start, I think 4 or 6 weeks. Whether that also works with gas, I don't know.You have to check with your basic supplier. It's different for everyone. We had this happen twice with electricity, because each time the meter was changed during the construction phase, the current contract was terminated, and we then automatically fell into the basic supply tariff. But these were never huge amounts.
But often, if you don't feel like switching providers anyway, you can deactivate the bonuses in the search, and oh wonder, the providers often also have tariffs that are almost the same price but don't do all that bonus fuss.
As annoying as it is to fall back into a basic tariff for a short time. What are we talking about - 20€?
So I.. I always exclude the bonuses. But it might be that when I switched 5 years ago, I took the bonus with me.
Honestly? If that’s what it means, I won’t bother. I’ll check who my basic supplier is… :oops:
Well, if you have a 5 cent difference per kWh for gas (like I do) and you need around 10,000 (or rather more) of them during the heating season, it's already clearly more than 10 - 20 €...
Well, if you have a 5 cent difference per kWh with gas (like me) and you need a good 10,000 (or rather more) of those during the heating season, it's definitely way more than 10 - 20 €...