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Absolutely brilliant! I actually called by mistake but got a amazing deal from Tom who patiently went through all my questions and got me a great deal and helped me get a refund back from my old gas and electric company he was so polite and actually got my name right! Great service
Don’t think these people are to be trusted. Keep calling and I don’t think it’s a real person. They won’t go away. My mother is having the same issue.
This company keeps harassing me with phone calls! I keep telling them to take me off their lists but I’m just ignored. They don’t even have the right information, my fixed rate tariff is not coming to an end, it was renewed months ago!
Keep pestering me by calling asking for me by name. Haven't contacted them
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