May11,2016,London, Utility Contact Numbers has released a new Infographic titled as 'Becoming a customer at Extraenergy FAQs'. The Infographic delineates the answers for the frequently asked questions by the customers of Extraenergy.
It also provides the contact number for customer care department of Extraenergy.

It is a very simple process to become a customer at Extraenergy. Users can visit the official website of Extraenergy and get a quick quote. The users can complete the four simple steps and become a customer instantly.

The other issues addressed in the Infographic are mentioned below

Debt with the current supplier: If a customer has an outstanding bill with his current supplier and he wishes to switch to Extraenergy, he needs to settle that debt. The debt that remains unpaid for more than 28 days can be an issue and supplier may object to the transfer.

Time taken for the transfer: It generally takes five weeks for the switch. This includes the 14 days 'cooling off' period once the customer gets the contract. Extraenergy will contact the current supplier. Customers do not need to contact the suppliers as they might want to persuade the customers for not leaving.

The supply will not be interrupted at any time during the switch.

Extraenergy Fuel Mix: for the purpose of transparency all the suppliers are required to produce an annual fuel mix disclosure. This disclosure accentuates the information such as ways of generating electricity and its impact on the environment.

You can know more by checking out the released Infographic or visiting Utility Contact Numbers Website.


About utility Contact Numbers: Utility Contact Numbers is an online directory and connection service for main utility companies in the UK. Sometimes it gets very difficult for the customers to reach customer care services due to lack of human resources in a company.
By using this directory the customers can facilely reach the customer care department of their Gas, electricity or water supplier companies . All calls cost 13 pence plus access charge of the telephone provider.

Contact: http://www.utility-contact-numbers.co.uk/extraenergy/