Our Top 5 FAQ about Energy Broker Mis-selling

1. Is it likely I have been mis-sold an energy contract? 

The figures support that actually 80% of all business energy contracts have a level of commission that was not fully, correctly or lawfully disclosed. The only way to confirm this is to individually assess your situation and ascertain if there are grounds to drive forward to claim.

2. What does the process involve? 

Simply provide us with details of your energy contracts, the details of the broker(s) that organised your contracts and ultimately put these in place. As part of the compliance process you shall sign a letter of authority allowing us to engage with the broker(s) and supplier(s). Hassle free from here on in, we then discuss with the broker(s) and supplier(s) to ascertain the value of your claim. Next is you decide if you wish to launch a claim, should the contract have been mis-sold.

3. How much does it cost to start a claim? 

All of the initial assessment work into your potential claim are completed on a no obligation basis and at zero cost to you. No win. No fee. Our revenue comes from once having established a valid claim exists, as listed within our terms and conditions our fees are sourced from the Solicitors.

4. How long does a claim take? 

On average the claims process takes approximately 5 to 8 days for your initial claim to be assessed and identified as valid. Following on from here the time frame is 6 months. Naturally some cases take less, other longer depending upon their complexities.

5. Who can make a claim? 

Our target audience are businesses, micro businesses, SME organisations, corporate and enterprises, and should you be a sole trader we can discuss your situation too. We seek to resolve all enquiries rapidly and with full transparency.