Thread: Smart Meters and Tariffs
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Old 14-06-2024, 19:18   #313
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Re: Smart Meter, Yae or Nae?
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Originally Posted by SnoopZ View Post
I was against getting smart meters but now I think in my experience there is no negative only positives and definitely saves money with being on the Tracker Tariff, I'm averaging around 19p/kWh instead of the regular 25.25p.
I have had smart meters for years now and they have always worked. As for the tracker tariff it has saved me a small fortune as i am a heavy user of electric. I was going to move to Agile but i am still not 100% sure it is best for me at this time.
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