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Tauron: How to sign a contract without additional services? Seller's tariff option up to 2500kWh

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  • #31 20777560
    pan_pp
    Level 12  
    MarcinM2020 wrote:
    I need to end this pricing and switch to the vendor's tariff. Absolutely! 😁
    .

    When consuming more than 148 kWh per month in G11, the cheaper offer comes out of the price list EE_GD GR10 Int Eko TS_P3_Q4_01.12.23-30.11.26 (that's the one shown in the offer from Tauron's email), despite the trading fee of 16.67 PLN net
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  • #32 21030452
    hyb0rr
    Level 3  
    Hello
    I'm going to link to the topic because I have the same situation, and I don't think there's any point in starting a new topic - my price list is running out and I've been offered a new one (eco electricity, electrician 24H etc). So far I've been using the G11 Serviceman 24H tariff, charges total about 190zł/2 months (based on the forecast). Is it worth switching to this tariff of the seller and is it at all possible to switch to such a tariff at the moment? In my Tauron account (in the app and on the website) when I click on tariff change I don't see it, so I suspect it has to be done over the phone.

    All these additional services from the current tariff do not interest me, I have never used an electrician and will rather look for someone privately in case of a breakdown anyway.

    Flat (or rather bedsit) about 33m2, everything except heating on electricity (water, electric hob).
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  • #33 21031490
    Pan.Kropa
    Level 34  
    Don't play around with any tariffs with a serviceman because it's rubbish. If you count all the commercial charges involved, it is cheaper to call a private service technician in the event of a breakdown. Such a service technician from the tariff only removes failures up to a certain amount, above that you have to pay extra out of your own pocket.
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  • #34 21031568
    zbich70
    Level 43  
    Pan.Kropa wrote:
    This service technician from the tariff only removes failures up to a certain amount, above that you have to pay extra out of your own pocket.
    Detailed.
    tauron.pl wrote:
    We cover the costs (up to £500) for the expert's travel, expert opinion, repair and spare parts.

    Has anyone checked how much this "repairman" charges to replace an old, burnt-out socket, how much to bring back to life a Frania washing machine that is a hundred years old?
    And they also write such stupefying trivia.
    A complete fraud and a brazen hunt for the gullible.
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  • #35 21031620
    MarcinM2020
    Level 21  
    Don't take any stitching like serviceman etc. You don't get anything for free. And certainly not a service technician from Tauron. Nobody has ever received anything from Tauron, except for a pay rise.
  • #36 21125933
    Belestyzysyf
    Level 2  
    ATTENTION!
    Tauron is currently sending out online proposals to extend the contract and conclude a new price list.
    Unfortunately, in the proposals it does not provide the possibility to choose the vendor's tariff, only additional services such as Eco, serviceman etc. At present, it is not possible to order the supplier's tariff online - only if the meter is rewritten.

    As far as I am concerned these are unprofessional practices, but as we are dealing with a state monopoly this does not surprise me.

    Therefore, I suggest you go to the Service Point/call the hotline and demand the seller's tariff in such a case.
  • #37 21176325
    Tomekkoko
    Level 15  
    If you have missed the end of your contract and Tauron has extended it for you "by tacit agreement". Then don't worry. They shouldn't charge you any additional fees for terminating your contract early.
    Just fill in these applications, tick the operator's tariff and send back Tauron's using the contact form.
    https://www.tauron.pl/dla-domu/obsluga-i-pomo...i-wnioski/wniosek-o-zawarcie-lub-zmiane-umowy

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a user seeking advice on signing a contract with Tauron without additional services, specifically under the seller's tariff for a private residence consuming up to 2500 kWh annually. Users clarify that it is possible to opt for the seller's tariff by directly requesting it from Tauron, despite the company promoting various bundled services. Many participants share their experiences of successfully maintaining the seller's tariff without engaging in new contracts or additional services. They emphasize the importance of being assertive when dealing with Tauron's sales tactics, which often include unnecessary add-ons. The conversation also touches on the upcoming price increases and the implications of the current tariff structures.
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