Is your energy company's service any good?
Spring’s here, but winter isn't such a distant memory. We’ve had a host of complaints about poor energy service, so want to do our regular feedback poll to split out the good, the bad and the ugly.
Please rate your current supplier’s SERVICE (not price) over the last SIX MONTHS (or less if you’ve recently switched). If you’ve gas and electricity with different firms, please rate both.
Results
| Great |  |
41 votes (61%) |
| OK | |
20 votes (30%) |
| Poor | |
6 votes (9%) |
| Great | |
10 votes (67%) |
| OK | |
3 votes (20%) |
| Poor | |
2 votes (13%) |
| Great | |
302 votes (41%) |
| OK | |
273 votes (37%) |
| Poor | |
169 votes (23%) |
| Great | |
120 votes (22%) |
| OK | |
123 votes (22%) |
| Poor | |
309 votes (56%) |
| Great | |
24 votes (51%) |
| OK | |
11 votes (23%) |
| Poor | |
12 votes (26%) |
| Great | 0 votes (0%) | |
| OK | |
1 votes (50%) |
| Poor | |
1 votes (50%) |
| Great | |
538 votes (54%) |
| OK | |
355 votes (36%) |
| Poor | |
100 votes (10%) |
| Great | |
83 votes (79%) |
| OK | |
20 votes (19%) |
| Poor | |
2 votes (2%) |
| Great | |
89 votes (79%) |
| OK | |
9 votes (8%) |
| Poor | |
14 votes (13%) |
| Great | |
559 votes (57%) |
| OK | |
307 votes (31%) |
| Poor | |
118 votes (12%) |
| Great | |
14 votes (82%) |
| OK | |
1 votes (6%) |
| Poor | |
2 votes (12%) |
| Great | |
56 votes (18%) |
| OK | |
51 votes (17%) |
| Poor | |
202 votes (65%) |
| Great | |
1 votes (25%) |
| OK | |
2 votes (50%) |
| Poor | |
1 votes (25%) |
| Great | |
470 votes (48%) |
| OK | |
267 votes (27%) |
| Poor | |
241 votes (25%) |
| Great | |
71 votes (68%) |
| OK | |
22 votes (21%) |
| Poor | |
11 votes (11%) |
| Great | |
2 votes (29%) |
| OK | |
2 votes (29%) |
| Poor | |
3 votes (43%) |
| Great | |
1 votes (50%) |
| OK | 0 votes (0%) | |
| Poor | |
1 votes (50%) |
| Great | |
105 votes (88%) |
| OK | |
9 votes (8%) |
| Poor | |
5 votes (4%) |
| Great | |
17 votes (77%) |
| OK | |
5 votes (23%) |
| Poor | 0 votes (0%) |
| Great | |
50 votes (77%) |
| OK | |
14 votes (22%) |
| Poor | |
1 votes (2%) |
| Great | |
32 votes (54%) |
| OK | |
16 votes (27%) |
| Poor | |
11 votes (19%) |
| Great | |
5 votes (83%) |
| OK | 0 votes (0%) | |
| Poor | |
1 votes (17%) |
| Great | |
30 votes (59%) |
| OK | |
14 votes (27%) |
| Poor | |
7 votes (14%) |
| Great | |
207 votes (21%) |
| OK | |
248 votes (26%) |
| Poor | |
511 votes (53%) |
| Great | |
6 votes (55%) |
| OK | |
2 votes (18%) |
| Poor | |
3 votes (27%) |
| Great | |
1077 votes (82%) |
| OK | |
162 votes (12%) |
| Poor | |
75 votes (6%) |
| Great | |
4 votes (67%) |
| OK | |
2 votes (33%) |
| Poor | 0 votes (0%) |
| Great | |
153 votes (37%) |
| OK | |
141 votes (34%) |
| Poor | |
116 votes (28%) |
| Great | |
38 votes (55%) |
| OK | |
23 votes (33%) |
| Poor | |
8 votes (12%) |
| Great | |
233 votes (20%) |
| OK | |
301 votes (25%) |
| Poor | |
656 votes (55%) |
| Great | |
15 votes (27%) |
| OK | |
10 votes (18%) |
| Poor | |
31 votes (55%) |
| Great | |
170 votes (53%) |
| OK | |
100 votes (31%) |
| Poor | |
52 votes (16%) |
| Great | |
26 votes (53%) |
| OK | |
19 votes (39%) |
| Poor | |
4 votes (8%) |
| Great | |
460 votes (89%) |
| OK | |
35 votes (7%) |
| Poor | |
21 votes (4%) |
Utility Warehouse is a network marketing company. This means many of its customers also spread the word and sell the product, which can positively skew its votes.
| Great | |
13 votes (57%) |
| OK | |
8 votes (35%) |
| Poor | |
2 votes (9%) |
| Great | |
1 votes (33%) |
| OK | |
1 votes (33%) |
| Poor | |
1 votes (33%) |
| Great | |
60 votes (94%) |
| OK | |
2 votes (3%) |
| Poor | |
2 votes (3%) |
|
25 votes (100%) |
9,470 people have voted.
We try to use technology to limit voting to one per person. Occasionally, this may erroneously block a few people's votes (eg, from shared offices). Apologies for that.
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