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$100 Account Credit on Signup to Energy Club NZ

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$100 Account Credit on Signup to Energy Club NZ
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neil on 26/04/2019 - 16:40 energyclubnz.com (126 clicks)
CLEVERBUNNY100

energyclubnz is offering a $100 credit for new signups until April 28 with code CLEVERBUNNY100. This is double the $50 offer they usually have on. You need to be a customer with them for 6 months otherwise they may reverse the credit as per the T&Cs.

Compare with other providers like ElectricKiwi and Powershop to see if the deals works best for you, at least for 6 months.

T&Cs:

*Offer terms & conditions: Joining credit is not valid in conjunction with any other offer and is not redeemable for cash. Offer valid until 28/04/2019. This offer is only valid for first time customers. If you cease to be an energyclubnz customer within 6 months of signup energyclubnz has the right to reverse the value of the joining credit and add it to your final bill.

via today's newspaper

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  • bigbosssnake on 26/04/2019 - 21:50
    +2

    Energy club is very very misleading. They charge $5 a week on top of the daily rates + the daily usage. The $5 a week 'club deal' made it more expensive than my provider Ecotricity

    • Encounter Ekambaram on 30/04/2019 - 09:53

      hmmmm.. what's the $5 charge on top of your rates for?

  • justaddwater on 27/04/2019 - 12:29
    +1

    only seems a bargain if you leave immediately after 6 months

  • akrotohur on 27/04/2019 - 15:52

    Ask Powershop for $150 credit, even if you are an "old" customer.

    • bigbosssnake on 28/04/2019 - 03:37

      I had a bad experience with powershop where my parents bought a place but lived overseas more of the time, and they assumed it to be a holiday home as power activity was so low, so the price was $1.50 a day, and $0.6 kW/hr. Ridiculous. You only save the more you use - but after peak hour rates works best for me which there are many companies offering, for instance, I'm currently with Ecotricity.

      • akrotohur on 28/04/2019 - 09:15

        Yep, Powershop has 2 different rates for owner occupied and otherwise, and they are increasingly becoming a rip off, I'll switch after the $150 credit has been used up. :D

  • sunshinenz on 27/04/2019 - 21:34

    In Wellington, standard usage:
    Energy club: $2.29/day, 20.57c/kwh
    Contact basic plan: $1.84/day, 19c/kwh

    If you use 1000kwh/month, you pay $29.2 more with energyclub than with Contact's basic plan.

  • Senior Mouse on 28/04/2019 - 08:21

    That's a high weekly fee! Currently with Pulse their weekly fee is $2.42 inc GST ($0.30 daily + GST) and their rate is 21.046c/kWh in Canterbury.
    What are people paying? I'm guessing most people here are quite savvy with their power deals!

    • justaddwater on 28/04/2019 - 12:52

      With pulse you need to give them 30 days notice to disconnect according to their contract. So what you do is call them, give them the notice, tell them how much sign up bonus youre getting then theyll offer something less maybe $50 maybe $70 for a 12 month contract, up to you to verbally accept or not

      Even if you givr them 30 notice, doesnt mean theyll disconnect you after 30 days, thats up to you

      • Senior Mouse on 28/04/2019 - 21:08

        Yes I have done that with Pulse, same retention team gave me $75 off and decreased the kWh by 3c and added a daily "Retailer Services" fee of 34.5c for the 12 contract. Best to do it every year!

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