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npower are one of the leading providers of dual fuel (gas and electricity) in the UK and by switching your service to them and paying via direct debit you can save from 2% and £100 a year!

• You could get cheaper gas and electricity online if you switch to npower’s sign online tariff and pay by monthly Direct Debit.
• If you pay for both fuels by Direct Debit, continuously for twelve months, you’ll receive £100 annual Direct Debit discount.
• You’ll manage your account online which means you can view your bills, send meter readings and contact customer services via npower.com whenever it suits you.
• In a few simple steps you can compare which npower tariff is most suitable for you.
• They’ll even calculate how much of a saving you could make by switching. Find out if npower are cheaper for you.

Sign Online 25 charges are guaranteed to be at least 2% lower for the average dual fuel direct debit customer, on an annual basis, than our standard (off-line) variable direct debit charges until 08/04/13.

Based on a customer with a typical annual average electricity consumption of 3,300kWh and gas consumption of 16,500kWh. Includes the annual dual fuel direct debit discount and VAT at the reduced rate of 5%.

Actual discount/premium to our standard tariff will vary according to fuels taken, applicability of discounts, and by region and consumption. npower's Direct Debit discounts are applied to accounts on or before the final day of the 12 month period starting when you became eligible provided you pay continuously in this way

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Along with this discount, npower are regularly at the top of the table when it comes to lowest price increases and if you're switching to npower they endeavour to ensure your changeover goes as smoothly as possible -including no disruption to your supply or the need for any new cables or pipes.

Customer Review

I’d been with my existing Gas supplier for over 30 years but my son-in-law suggested I shop around as there were better deals available. He came around one Sunday morning with his laptop computer and showed me the different options available and I was amazed at how much I could save on my gas bill. I also didn’t realise you could get dual fuel and combine your bill with your electricity too. I decided to opt for the npower dual fuel as this saved me an additional eight quid by signing up on line via your website (my son-in-law did this as I’m completely computer illiterate)! The added bonus was npower’s commitment to ‘going green’ which my wife and I liked as it shows we’re doing our bit for the environment.  I’ll be keeping a close eye on prices from now on as it's so easy to switch there’s no reason to pay over the odds especially when there’s much better energy offers available.

Easy to Switch : Very simple process (so I’m told)!
Customer Service : So far so good
Value for Money : Great

Advantages : One bill makes it far easier to manage payment.

Disadvantages : It's slightly annoying that prices keep changing meaning you need to keep checking who has the most deal

Recommend to potential buyers: Yes, certainly.

*Requires a residential contract with npower for electricity and/or gas on our Sign Online 24 tariff entered between 26/09/11 and 03/01/2012, paying by monthly direct debit. Offer subject to availability and may be withdrawn at any time.

*Discount to standard:From 1st October 2011 (the effective date of our new higher prices) Sign Online 24 charges are guaranteed to be at least 2% lower for the average dual fuel direct debit customer, on an annual basis, than our standard (off-line) variable direct debit charges until 03/02/13. Based on a customer with a typical annual average electricity consumption of 3,300kWh and gas consumption of 16,500kWh. Includes the annual dual fuel direct debit discount and VAT at the reduced rate of 5%. Actual discount/premium to our standard tariff will vary according to fuels taken, applicability of discounts, and by region and consumption. npower's Direct Debit discounts are applied to accounts on or before the final day of the 12 month period starting when you became eligible provided you pay continuously in this way. Correct as at 26/09/11.