Onedox - Your home for household bills

[Jon]

http://www.onedox.com/

Thought this would be worth sharing on here as overtime it should save you money (and time!)

Basically it's a service that lets you manage all the different bills you have in your house.

It costs nothing to use and you can check your bills etc on both your laptop or mobile devices.

Onedox is a free, secure service that enables you to take control of your household bills.

It provides you with a clear, single view of your important household account and bill information across gas, electricity, TV, Internet, landline, mobile, MOT and road tax.

It enables you to ensure your household accounts are in good health and that you are always getting value for money.

 

[Queen]

Whilst we put the finishing touches to the service, access to Onedox is on an invite-only basis.

If you already have an early access code, please click the button below to sign up now!

[member=1]Jon@TheMoneyShed[/member]

 

[Jon]

Whilst we put the finishing touches to the service, access to Onedox is on an invite-only basis.

If you already have an early access code, please click the button below to sign up now!

[member=1]Jon@TheMoneyShed[/member]

service will be live on Monday

 

[Queen]

Well why didnt you bloody say in the first place!
Men.
[member=1]Jon@TheMoneyShed[/member]

 

[Jon]

[member=2508]Queen[/member]
Here's some codes for you, each can be used once:


LKCV4757
NTMW7365
RKZX4733
MZTL8883
TXGT4577
ALZQ6262
PAJV4734
LWRC8748
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ZSLW7289

would love to hear what you think about the service below

 

[denshacam]

Amazing! Thanks [member=1]Jon@TheMoneyShed[/member] I've signed up!

 

[Jon]

Amazing! Thanks [member=1]Jon@TheMoneyShed[/member] I've signed up!

Great stuff [member=2276]denshacam[/member]

 

[Jon]

bet you could make use of this [member=920]katykicker[/member] with your crazy eco friendly home

 

[katykicker]

I'm not sure if I am being dumb but is there a purpose to this? I already track my bills/car things on a spreadsheet, and regularly lock into new deals with gas/electric etc. IS it just the convenience of it all in one place when you login?

 

[Jon]

I'm not sure if I am being dumb but is there a purpose to this? I already track my bills/car things on a spreadsheet, and regularly lock into new deals with gas/electric etc. IS it just the convenience of it all in one place when you login?

That is one of the advantages yes.

 

[Onedox]

Thanks [member=1]Jon@TheMoneyShed[/member] for mentioning the service.

[member=920]katykicker[/member] I'm not sure if I am being dumb but is there a purpose to this? I already track my bills/car things on a spreadsheet, and regularly lock into new deals with gas/electric etc. IS it just the convenience of it all in one place when you login?

Hi [member=920]katykicker[/member] The intention behind the service is that once you've signed up it automatically collects your bills and presents them with graphs and other useful information so you can get a good sense of what your costs and usage are, as well as alerting you when something like an MOT needs taking care of.

So, it should give a greater level of insight and keep itself up to date, rather than needing to manually maintain a spreadsheet and check dates for when things need doing.

In terms of saving money, the benefit versus going to a price comparison site is that again, it's automatic, so it will tell you the best deals based on your situation, rather than you needing to find and input that information within a price comparison site.

The motivation for creating it was that I'm personally not very good at maintaining spreadsheets and even when I did remember, I didn't have the insight of why I was being charged what I was being charged. I've found that lots of people are in the same position and miss important dates and don't get the best deals as a result.

If you'd like to test it out and see how it compares for you, it would be great to get your feedback.

Thanks!

David

 

[tocku]

Hi [member=2542]Onedox[/member],

You might want to close off open access to your staging sites (app- and www-). Google still returns the URLs even if you try blocking them in robots.txt!

I presume that your business model is to provide the free service and profit from referrals. Do you only make recommendations from companies that you have an affiliate relationship with, regardless of whether there are any better deals out there, or across the entire market?

 

[Onedox]

Hi [member=2238]tocku[/member],

Thanks very much. We're just putting the finishing touches to our updated sites at the moment.

Yes - the model is to provide the service for free and then make a fee from referrals in the event that a customer decides to move to a new tariff. The intention is to save people money and make it easy to do so, so we are not trying to act in exactly the same way as a price comparison service and provide all deals that are available in the market. Having said that, we have pretty comprehensive access to the best deals that are available, through a partnership with Energylinx (who provide the price comparison technology for some of the most well-known price comparison sites), however in order to deliver on the idea of making it easy, we will only be showing around four or five options.

Any other thoughts or feedback then please do let us know.

 

[Onedox]

To celebrate the launch of Onedox, we're running a competition where you can win free electricity for a year (up to the value of an average annual electricity bill - £600), and get extra entries when you refer other people who sign up. Please check out our site for full details and terms:

https://www.onedox.com/competition

You can also see some Q&A about Onedox on The Money Shed here:

http://blog.themoneyshed.co.uk/household-bills-onedox/