How to earn Avios via Clubcard by taking gas and electricity from E.ON

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• Adam says:

  17 May17 May 08:10

  I switched recently due to the fact the eon deal was second cheapest in the market. A few pence different between the cheapest so 1500 extra CC points better off and saving moneyon my old tariff.

• mark2 says:

  17 May17 May 09:12

  Now that pay.com cards seem to be flooding into Tesco you can get loads more by that route.

  • pj says:

    17 May17 May 09:19

    and the Amex MRs on top! another 7,200 Avios

    • Jason says:

      17 May17 May 09:56

      Energy providers will soon be paying the customers at this rate 🙂

    • pj says:

      17 May17 May 09:59

      You’d have to switch more frequently or rinse more energetically!

      But I think my modest 3 switches a year strategy combined with fairly minimal rinsing will save me c.£500 per annum on a £1200 energy bill

      or put another way = 50,000 Avios

    • Polly says:

      17 May17 May 13:07

      Ok PJ, you seem to be the HFP expert on this energy switching process. Time you started an energy for points! !!! Excuse the pun ! Blog, so we can all follow like lemons! And BTW NOT even ONE of those pay. Com cards in my local tesco… V sad, checking daily!

    • Polly says:

      17 May17 May 21:00

      Hi PJ, thanks for the detailed reply below…. Will look at your link. V useful info….

  • Liz says:

    17 May17 May 10:02

    Are you paying £1200 upfront using the cards to 3 energy companies then getting refunds for unused energy?

    • pj says:

      17 May17 May 10:07

      Yep. OVO will even pay you 3% per annum interest for credit balances.

      Nothing like prudently putting away some money before the big winter bills! – the energy companies are all happy to see you managing your account so carefully.

  • joe says:

    19 May19 May 01:56

    blimey, I’d forgotten about pay.com cards (and therefore Tesco). I’ll see what I can find tomorrow….

• Mike says:

  17 May17 May 14:34

  Thought these points would transfer automatically – clearly not, so thanks for the reminder. I’ve just checked and have a few hundred lying in my Eon account,

• pj says:

  18 May18 May 20:00

  Surprised more people don’t get on board. Free, almost unlimited, Avios usually a tad more attractive.

  Shrewdly, I know that when Raffles does his write-up, this will be red hot.

  Must be some indication of which readers, read what (etc).

  Planning on buying 20 P.Cs on Thursday – some talk online about Tesco till staff having been briefed to accept cash only for these – which seems an odd directive – we shall see.

  • Rob says:

    19 May19 May 00:30

    I have been holding back until I can find a few and try them out. Trip to Earls Court this afternoon proved fruitless so I will need to try a Plan B!

• David says:

  19 May19 May 12:14

  Hi – how can I use pay.com cards. I was a fan of the £50 visa cards (with a £4) fee and got used to buying them and paying direct into NS +I can I do the same with pay.com cards ?

  • Rob says:

    19 May19 May 15:20

    No. AFAIK all finance routes are closed. If you search for my old 3V articles you will see a list of utility companies who take them, plus Sky, Vodafone etc.

• pj says:

  25 May25 May 08:51

  Stacks of pay.com cards round us. I started using them last week as Sky TV a/c needed topping up.

  Same password & user ID as 3Vs, worked fine.

  Next up will be funding the EDF a/c now that I’ve kicked out OVO & got my refund of a/c balance.

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