Post Office Loophole - £143 Cashback for as little as £15 spend

jarjarmustdie

Simple-Advice wrote: »

Did it now my partner is signin up!

I hope we get paid.

BTW can we set up two DD with PO one same bank account????

cant see why not
do you have a joint accont?
i used the same sort code /account number with 2 diiferent names no problem:T

jarjarmustdie

i cant see this going in martins email
:money:

James1715

Sorry if this has already been posted. How long should we expect this to take before it tracks with Quidco? Looking at the tracking speed we would expect few hours I guess.

red

brilliant post! just a couple of hints to anyone applying - firstly, make sure you take down the reference number (it is given very early on, just after you put in your email address) as if the application halts, you can then go back to where it halted...it should be emailed to you, but in case, take it down as i did not and had to start again from scratch!

Neo08

Has anybody had a confirmation email? I got the email with my reference number once I had got so far throught the application process, to enable me to restart should something go wrong, but nothing since.

nightsky224

well I have given it a go will get my mum to do it too x

Neo08

looks like its gone from quidco and cashback kings

sparrer

bristolleedsfan wrote: »

Topcashback has no annual fee and is paying the same 43.00 cashback as the other cashback sites mentioned.


http://topcashback.co.uk/retailerdetailPost_Office.htm
R-Points have a higher cashback guarantee ( hcb) which means that while R-Points only normally pay 50% cashback, :eek: they will match the highest cashback available elsewhere.

If uve already applied for the term assurance via R-Points, afters its tracked, find out where the HCB form is on R-Points. Put in a claim and state Top Cashback are offering 43.00,( paste the above TCB link onto the form) R-Points will then give u 4300 points instead of 2700.;)

Wow many, many thanks for this blf I've already applied via Rpoints and will certainly do the above :beer:.
It's not a bad deal in fact, if I was going to pop my clogs in the next 8 years family would be better off to the tune of £5k+ for £5pcm. However I've no intention of cheering them up that much, I'll be around a LOT longer! :rotfl:

researcher

In my opinion, if they do pull the offer it would only effect anyone who took out the policy AFTER the offer was pulled. If you take it out whilst it's still in place they could not refuse to pay out just because they were inundated with applications. I'm pretty certain that would be illegal trading. However, I won't be cancelling my policy until I've received my £100, as that could cause problems.

TradeDoubler_Post_Office

Hello All,

As of 11.30am 7th August 2008 today CashBack and Loyalty sites will not be paying out on Life Insurance via The Post Office.

The product has been suspended until further notice whilst Terms and Conditions are revised.

Thanks,

Post Office TradeDoubler Team