There are multiple methods to contact EDF. Firstly, EDF has to include a set of contact details on its website and in the terms and conditions. In these details, you will be able to find EDF’s phone number, EDF’s address, EDF email as well as Facebook, Twitter and other social networks that EDF may be subscribed to.
When calling EDF you will want to remain calm and collected on the phone. You may also find it helpful to have a pen and paper handy in the the event you need to note anything down during the coversation. This allows for any resolutions and issues to be amended quickly without stress.
If you are struggling to contact EDF we suggest sending them emails. The reason we suggest this is because you and EDF will have a record on system showing when you contacted EDF and EDF’s response to it. If they fail to respond it can be advantangous to have a record of all communications . However, we do recommend you chase up EDF every other day if they fail to respond. If your issue/complaint to EDF can not be dealt with by customer support, ask to speak to a manager who should hopefully be able to help.
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Calls cost £3.60 per minute, plus your phone company’s access charge. Operated by Sumando Servicios Inteligentes, S.L.