'cashback'?

riaz · 09-12-2004, 22:08

hey
just wondering if anyone has had experiences of e2save.com cashback deals as they are sometimes very very good. are they simple to redeem?

09-12-2004, 23:11

yep, just send your bills/voucher and usually receive a cheque or debit/credit card fund transfer to your account quickly (14 days).

lazygamer · 10-12-2004, 00:00

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Originally Posted by riaz

hey
just wondering if anyone has had experiences of e2save.com cashback deals as they are sometimes very very good. are they simple to redeem?

they are simple to redeem, but its usually your responsibility to keep track, and some have a cut off period (so when they say '£50 at month 6' for example, you HAVE to redeem it in month 6). It's certainly a good way to get a discount, just add some 'reedem dates' to your new phones calendar to remind you!

whatpassword · 10-12-2004, 10:22

Also a good way of saving money if your not very good at putting some aside in another account. With latest e2save offer on Nokia 7600 my wife and I will receive a credit for over £300 in June then the same again just before Xmas. And the joy is we are very light users and as such will end up with a free phone to boot.

riaz · 10-12-2004, 10:34

yep im also a light user so 500xnet and 100 txt for nothing is pretty good. 3 are being generous at xmas!!
thanx for the adv

09-12-2004, 22:08	#1
riaz Forum Member Join Date: Apr 2001 Posts: 672	'cashback'? hey just wondering if anyone has had experiences of e2save.com cashback deals as they are sometimes very very good. are they simple to redeem?

09-12-2004, 23:11	#2
rossonthenet Posts: n/a	yep, just send your bills/voucher and usually receive a cheque or debit/credit card fund transfer to your account quickly (14 days).

10-12-2004, 00:00	#3
lazygamer Forum Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Leeds Posts: 30	Quote: Originally Posted by riaz hey just wondering if anyone has had experiences of e2save.com cashback deals as they are sometimes very very good. are they simple to redeem? they are simple to redeem, but its usually your responsibility to keep track, and some have a cut off period (so when they say '£50 at month 6' for example, you HAVE to redeem it in month 6). It's certainly a good way to get a discount, just add some 'reedem dates' to your new phones calendar to remind you!

10-12-2004, 10:22	#4
whatpassword Forum Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Hatfield Posts: 186	Also a good way of saving money if your not very good at putting some aside in another account. With latest e2save offer on Nokia 7600 my wife and I will receive a credit for over £300 in June then the same again just before Xmas. And the joy is we are very light users and as such will end up with a free phone to boot.

10-12-2004, 10:34	#5
riaz Forum Member Join Date: Apr 2001 Posts: 672	yep im also a light user so 500xnet and 100 txt for nothing is pretty good. 3 are being generous at xmas!! thanx for the adv

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