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Martin's Money Mutterings 15 November 2005
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This is the place to discuss Martin's Money Mutterings, which will be in the tip on the main site on Tuesday 15 November 
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Hi Martin. I went ahead with the amazon credit card with a £15 cash/tokon when you get signed up!!!! NO you have to spend on the card pay your card in full for that months spending even if it is only £1 or £2 so you are not bying with the card cash back. thay hold the £15 back for 6 weeks. regards Sir-roy0
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Sir_Roy wrote:Hi Martin. I went ahead with the amazon credit card with a £15 cash/tokon when you get signed up!!!! NO you have to spend on the card pay your card in full for that months spending even if it is only £1 or £2 so you are not bying with the card cash back. thay hold the £15 back for 6 weeks. regards Sir-roy
Actually Martin did mention this fact in his initial recommendation! Just buy a choccie bar or some chewing gum, there's no minimum spend before its issued.0
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