British Gas and Electricity: WebSaver 9

British Gas and Electricity: WebSaver 9

Sign up with WebSaver 9
6% discount against British Gas' standard tariff!

WebSaver 9 is British Gas' cheapest available online tariff!*
This means it has never been a better time to switch.

Sign up to WebSaver 9 from British Gas today and receive a minimum discount of 6% against their standard tariff rates until
31st October 2011.

Switch your gas and electricity to the new WebSaver 9 energy tariff and SAVE more!

WebSaver 9 Discount for gas and electricity
Sign up online and use the internet to manage your account. In addition to the convenient and easy service you will receive, you will also save money

Receive a minimum discount of 6% against British Gas standard tariff rates until 31st October 2011.

Discounts when you pay by monthly Direct Debit
Pay your British Gas bill easily and save money at the same time. Select the Direct Debit payment method and stop worrying about due dates!

WebSaver 9 benefits

Save £103 on your energy bills**
Even if prices go up, down, or remain the same, your prices will be minimum 6%
below the standard tariff rates from British Gas* until 31st October 2011
Paperless billing as standard
Cancellation fee of £30 per fuel if you cancel before 1st October 2011
You will still be eligible for discount if you choose to pay by monthly direct debit and a yearly discount when you choose dual fuel
Available to new and existing customers

All you need to do to is sign up online to WebSaver 9* and manage your accounts online. Saving more off your bills!

Are you paying too much for electricity?

Switch to a heating plan that makes sense. Let British Gas and Electricity save your money.

There is no better time than today to sign up to WebSaver 9, British Gas' cheapest available online tariff.*

No-hassle and no-fuss. There is no cancellation fee and no tie-ins so you've got nothing to lose. WebSaver 9 will provide you with competitive prices online:

Receive low prices from British Gas when you sign up online today!

Save money on your next British Gas bill

British Gas is constantly seeking ways to ensure that their clients are able to heat and power their homes at affordable rates, but everyone can do their part to conserve energy at home and at the office.

Here are some fast ways that you can save money on your next British Gas bill.

1. Compare prices.

Not a British Gas customer yet? Or, perhaps you only use British Gas for some services and not others? Take a look at the offers available on this site and compare them to the rates you pay to your current provider. Some households can save on their energy bills by switching to British Gas.

2. Use the suggested method of payment.

In an age of technology some payment methods are more efficient than others, and British Gas passes along the savings to you. If you are currently paying by cheque, consider taking advantage of incentives to switch to online or direct debit payment methods.

3. Make a conscious decision about your home’s temperature.

Many people set their thermostat once and then never think about it again. Yet there are times when your home doesn’t have to be as warm, or when one or two degrees wouldn’t be noticed. There are likely even times when your home feels too warm! By taking a moment each day to think about your home’s temperature and planning to keep the heat at the lowest comfortable level, you can save big and stay warm.

4. Take the EST Home Energy Check.

The Energy Savings Trust website offers an online Home Energy Check to help you save money by evaluating how and where your home uses its energy. Take your test today.

Save up to £150^ a year!

Using EnergySmart™ you can cut your energy bills by an average of £110 a year. Plus you will get an additional £40 introductory discount when you sign up to dual fuel.

Articles

British Gas cuts Standard Prices by an average 7%
British Gas, the largest residential energy supplier in Britain, has today cut its standard gas
prices by an average 7%. More details...>

The best energy deal for your region
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Most UK households should see their gas and electricity bills come down in the coming months - not only is our consumption likely to fall as we head into summer but the recent price cuts announced by the six major energy providers have also now taken effect.
Article sourced from Moneysupermarket, Published 3rd April 2009

Online customers will be the big winners in energy price war
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Households paying their energy bills online are cashing in on a price war heating up between the biggest gas and electricity suppliers.
Article sourced from The Scotsman newspaper, Published 3rd April 2009

British Gas turns up heat in energy price war
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British Gas has launched an attempt to oust EON from the top of the best-buy tables with a deal that could save its customers over £200 if they go online.
Article sourced from Sharecast, Published 3rd April 2009

How to use less fuel and save money
Most households can save a substantial amount on fuel bills by using energy in an efficient way, and can be warmer and healthier as a result. Grants and discount schemes are available to help with fuel efficiency measures. More details...>

* The WebSaver 9 discount period applies until and including 31st October 2011 subject to VAT and regulatory changes and changes to discounts applied to your bill. The WebSaver 9 rates are at a guaranteed discount of 6% for domestic electricity and 6% for domestic gas customers below our Standard variable credit rates from and including 20th August 2010 until and including 31st October 2011.

Based on average consumption of 20,500 kWh for gas and 3,300 kWh for single rate electricity, averaged across all regions, paying by MDD, rounded and including VAT. Prices as at 9th April 2010.

^ £150 savings include: £20 per fuel (inc VAT) signup credit payable at month thirteen; and a £110 saving through an assumed 12% reduction in consumption by using the Consumption Hub and Electricity Monitor from average annual consumption of 20,500 kWh for gas and 3,300 kWh for single rate electricity, paying by Monthly Direct Debit on our Standard tariff prices as at 9th November 2009, rounded average across all regions including VAT. Actual energy savings will vary depending on individual circumstances.

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