Utility Warehouse is being investigated by Ofgem over the way it manages its customers that get into debt - particularly on whether it puts in place appropriate repayment options.
Small energy supplier Iresa is facing what is essentially an indefinite ban on taking on new users as it is failing to meet customer service targets laid out by regulator Ofgem.
Energy regulator Ofgem has alleged that suppliers E (Gas and Electricity) and Economy Energy breached competition law through an anti-competitive agreement in place for at least nine months during 2016.
Green Star Energy has been wrongly telling some customers nearing the end of their fix they'll have to pay exit fees of £30 per fuel to switch, MoneySavingExpert can reveal.
Small gas and electricity supplier Iresa has been banned from taking on new customers, increasing direct debits and asking for one-off payments until it resolves customer service issues.
Energy regulator Ofgem is to trial a collective deal for 50,000 customers who haven't switched for more than three years - but you needn't wait to save.
12 February 2018
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