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24 January 2011

recieved letter from eon stating that my electric was going up starting from the previous week, do they have to give prior notice anymore?

I went on track and save 6 with eon last october for one year. It tracks below british gas. I just recieved a letter telling me that I am not on the plan now because the prices have gone up as from the previous week. I am so annoyed because I thought if I was on a one year plan then they could not change it. I also thought If they put the prices up they should give me notice of this and not tell me they went up last week. I phoned them and they said they can do this, is that right?

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