E.ON to pay £12m to customers after Ofgem probe
Energy supplier E.ON is to pay £12 million to vulnerable customers as part of a redress package after an Ofgem investigation found the company broke energy sales rules between June 2010 and December 2013
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E.ON mis-selling payments: What happens next?
E.ON has said it will compensate customers it may have mis-sold to. Find out how to make a claim.
E.ON avoids accountability question over mis-selling
E.ON boss Tony Cocker has apologised after the energy firm was found to be misleading customers, according to an investigation by Ofgem.