[Jenesahill]

Using the forum for the first time, not sure where am I going? So recently my family has been thinking about moving in to a new city in Australia. We used to live in Perth and most of my family lives in Melbourne so ultimately we are the only one living in Perth. Hence, we have been convinced to make a move to Melbourne. Now the problem we are facing is that, we have no idea about connecting utilities to the new location, nor we are familiar with the providers. Recently, I came across an online website which helps in compare energy providers in Melbourne it is named CheapBills. I want to know if it is authenticate and we can rely on them? Do they have any proven record. Though I have seen few good reviews about them.

[mothered]

Opt for renowned companies such as Origin or AGL.

They've been around for a very long time and extremely reliable & competitive.

[mothered]

I didn't work with them cause my dad knows how to do this, but before, when I was looking for someone to help us with this, I read good reviews about them.

What exactly are you referring to?

[tanksy]

I would love to move to Australia but I couldn't get into college so I'm broke forever.

[Miamoo]

I am happy for you you have a choice of moving to Australia. I would have loved that but not possible at present due to financial and domestic constraints. But I certainly have plans later on in my life when thing settle down.

[RoyKerry]

When my family moved, we didn’t know where to start either. Talking to locals or even new neighbors once you’re settled helped us figure out which providers to go with. If you’ve got a ton of stuff to move, getting pros like https://discountmoving.ca/fr/ involved can make things way easier. That way, you’ve got more time to focus on stuff like setting up utilities instead of stressing about the move itself.