EON is one of the leading energy supplier from “big six” so it really surprised me recently that they started to offer eon refer a friend programme. This is always a great news for us customers as such movements show that they treat smaller but very competitive players like Bulb more and more seriously.

EON refer a friend

It’s really simple to take advantage of EON refer a friend programme. If you are reading this post now, most probably you decided to switch your current supplier to E.ON. That’s all you need to do to claim £40 High street voucher. Claimed voucher can be used for e-shopping.

Please be aware that switching your current supplier to EON may take up to 4 weeks. You will get your voucher within 7 days of completed switch. After you will use me EON refer a friend link (please CLICK HERE or on button below), you must give the correct e-mail address which you will also use to register with E.ON! Otherwise you will not get reward.

I’m really sorry but this switch offer is NO LONGER available as I left Eon energy supplier!

I switched to Bulb for a very simple reason. I quoted myself and they offered me 30% cheaper electricity!

Additionally I’m able now to offer you Bulb refer a friend programme. If you switch to Bulb as I did, you will get £50 bonus!

Please read below my Bulb review:

Bulb refer a friend to energy supplier – £50/friend [LINK]

For full T&C please CLICK HERE!

Just in case here is my visible EON refer a friend link:

https://mention-me.com/m/ol/hm7pd-szymon-blaszczyk

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Please keep on mind that I’m NOT a financial adviser and you shouldn’t treat above post as any kind of financial advice. This is just my blog where I share my knowledge but I can be wrong while doing so! Also please remember that any financial decision you will make might affect your finances either positively or negatively. Your capital is always at risk when you invest. You should always read T&C (Terms and Conditions) to make sure you know all the rules.