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If you dread opening your electricity bill you're not alone. But if you live in Victoria the power is in your hands to switch. Mozo can help you to find a better energy deal. We compare plans from well-known Australian energy providers and can give you cost estimates based on your usage. Signing up is also easy as you'll be able to apply directly if you find a suitable plan.
AGL has been a good provider for me and cheaper than my previous provider. Their online system is good and online is great, I hate talking to international call centres.
Read full reviewAGL has been a good provider for me and cheaper than my previous provider. Their online system is good and online is great, I hate talking to international call centres.
I am really happy with the rates I get from Red Energy. I am a pensioner and I never have a problem paying my bill. My bills arrive on time every three months and they are never late. Red Energy is 100% Australian owned and provides green energy which is much better for the environment considering we are having a problem with climate change. I would highly recommend Red Energy and I have done so to many people.
Read full reviewI am really happy with the rates I get from Red Energy. I am a pensioner and I never have a problem paying my bill. My bills arrive on time every three months and they are never late. Red Energy is 100% Australian owned and provides green energy which is much better for the environment considering we are having a problem with climate change. I would highly recommend Red Energy and I have done so to many people.
They could improve a bit with pricing and rewards like others do but all in all they are doing okay.
Read full reviewThey could improve a bit with pricing and rewards like others do but all in all they are doing okay.
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