Octoplus members - 25% off Main meals at Harvester, Stonehouse, Toby Carvery, Ember Inns or Sizzling Pubs (Mon-Thurs)

I worked on the Smart meter programme of a large energy supplier in 2015. Getting a Smart meter isn't going to save you any money on it's own, but it does provide opportunities to save money if you use the data in a meaningful way.

Here are a couple of examples of how Smart meters can be benificial

I'm on the agile tariff from octopus, and this means my energy price changes every 30 mins. Prices are more expensive between 4pm and 7pm, but they are normally much cheaper outside of these times (in fact I've had days of negative pricing, especially when it's windy and there is a glut of electricity, so I've been paid to use power) . I've saved 40% on energy costs just by moving my usage away from peak times. We don't use the washer, dryer or dishwasher at peak times.

The smart grid, which is really what smart meter are about, could potentially reduce peak loading. For example, it is theoretically possible for a manufacturer to create a smart fridge that only turns the compression on at cheap or low demand times

I get they are not for everyone, but if you have one and are willing to change your behaviours a little, they do support saving money (edited)

If purchased with USD that was bought when the exchange rate was 2:1 (back in 80s) then it would make 93.87% total

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So get a smart meter

No downside to having a smart meter imo. Nice never having to submit readings, get access to off-peak tariffs, and being able to check instant consumption. (edited)

It's on the app under octoplus

When the kids pay for the energy, then they can have a discount.

Look at my comment above. Easily achieved

Strange, I've found the opposite, money off account, saver sessions made over £500, free coffee and sausage rolls, cheap electric at 7.5p/kWh and gas an average of around 4p/kWh......

Even 25% off the standing charges would be better!

Tracker rates are still available to existing customers coming to the end of one.
I recently phoned up and signed back on to the tracker tariff.

Well done!

No. Octopus is actually one of best gas elec company to use as others companies are just commiting daylight robbery on regular basis. At least octopus give us all these perks, can't really complain.

They'll have negotiated a very good deal with the restaurant chain.
The discount off the meal might be much larger than the cost to Octopus. The alternative would be a much smaller reduction on your bill.

Nothing wrong with a smart meter.
Its laughable that people still think there is

Any chance i can use your code then

I'll see you here Saturday morning with my Sun vouchers for the help yourself Full English Breakfast:-

The Waterside, Alain Roux's 3 Michelin Star restaurant with rooms on the banks of the River Thames in Bray, Berkshire

Get on tracker, get a referral link and you'll make that up before the 1st bill comes out.

With Tastecard you have to make a phone call to the restaurant before you visit to book and mention Tastecard. The restaurant can say they have "no Tastecard tables left" which means they are busy enough to not give the discount. Basically it's a load of hassle and tons of restaurants have come off it in the last 4 years. This offer does not require you to call in advance or even book. (edited)

Try chrome

Two weeks ago to be precise, app offer for Easter holidays

If you are on a smart tariff then that's not your problem as you'll still qualify

I would say the only problem I have had with them was that they didn't pay me some bonus octoplus points, probably equaling to about £1.50. as an apology they sent me £5 credit after a week.

Up to 8 people. Meals only. That's the Toby T&Cs - might be different for the other restaurants?

Yes please ...cheers

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