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What is Clear Energy?
At Clear Energy Claims, we understand that managing energy costs can be a complex and time-consuming task for businesses. That’s why our team of energy and legal experts is dedicated to helping businesses recover hidden commissions and losses from the mis-selling of energy contracts. We believe that every business has the right to fair and transparent pricing when it comes to their energy contracts.
Unfortunately, many energy suppliers engage in practices that are not always in the best interest of their customers. This can result in businesses paying more than they should for their energy, and in some cases, even being misled into signing contracts that are not suitable for their needs.
Our team has the expertise and experience necessary to identify these hidden commissions and losses, and to help businesses recover the money they are owed. We work closely with our clients to understand their specific energy needs, and to provide tailored solutions that meet those needs while also protecting their financial interests.
So if you suspect that your business has been the victim of mis-selling or hidden commissions in your energy contracts, don’t hesitate to get in touch with us at Clear Energy Claims. Our team is here to help you recover what you’re owed and to ensure that you’re getting the best possible energy pricing and contract terms for your business.
Frequently Asked Questions
Business energy miss-selling occurs when energy suppliers use deceptive or misleading sales tactics to persuade businesses to switch to their services, leading to businesses being charged excessively high rates or being locked into unfavourable energy contracts.
Some signs that your business may have been a victim of energy miss-selling include being sold an energy contract that you didn't fully understand or being charged significantly more than the rates you were quoted. You may also have been pressured into signing a contract or received inaccurate information about the costs or benefits of switching energy suppliers.
If you suspect your business has been miss-sold an energy contract, you should gather any evidence you have, such as copies of contracts and bills, and contact a business energy miss-selling company for advice on making a claim.
The amount of compensation your business can receive for energy miss-selling will depend on a variety of factors, such as the length of time you were overcharged and the amount of money you paid above the market rate. A business energy miss-selling company can provide guidance on the likely compensation you may receive.
The energy miss-selling claim process can vary in length, depending on the complexity of the case and the evidence that needs to be gathered. It can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months to resolve a claim.
Yes, there is a time limit for making a claim for energy miss-selling, which is typically six years from the date of the miss-sale. However, it is recommended to seek advice and start the claim process as soon as possible to avoid losing out on any potential compensation.
Yes, you can still make a claim for energy miss-selling even if your business has already switched suppliers, as the miss-sale may have occurred during your previous energy contract.
Making a claim for energy miss-selling should not affect your current energy supply contract, as it is a separate legal process. However, a Clear Energy Claims consultant will help you to understand any potential impacts.
If you have already received compensation from your supplier, you may still be able to make a claim for energy miss-selling if you believe that the compensation received was not sufficient or if there were other instances of miss-selling.
To support your energy miss-selling claim, you will need to provide evidence such as copies of energy bills and contracts, any correspondence with your energy supplier, and any other relevant information that can prove the miss-sale. At Clear Energy Claims we can provide guidance on the evidence required.