HAVE YOU BEEN MIS-SOLD BUSINESS ENERGY?
Determining whether you’ve been mis-sold a business energy contract can be challenging, especially since a lack of transparency from the energy broker may have contributed to the issue. It’s important to note that many business energy brokers operate in good faith, making recommendations based on your best interests. Simply using a broker doesn’t automatically mean you have grounds for a claim.
However, a key warning sign is if your energy broker or consultant did not provide a full written disclosure of how much they earned from your contract. This includes any commission or fees received from the supplier for recommending them to you, whether as a one-time charge or an ongoing cost.
If your broker wasn’t transparent about their earnings, there’s a possibility that these fees were hidden in your contract.
A business energy claim can apply to both past and current contracts, so even if you’re still in an active agreement, you may still be eligible to pursue a claim.