Good Cashback deals???

consumer

Hi,

I am currently on Orange contract through Phones4U with complete cashback, due for upgrade next month.

I tried to search on websites of phones4u, e2save etc. to find good deal with maximum cashback, but couldn't find one.

I want a 12 months contract with 300-400 cross x-net minutes..

Any bright offers?

KettleFish_2

http://www.mobiles2yourdoor.co.uk/contract_offer_details.asp?ItemKey=221184&MPItemKey=228742

This, and its variants (700 mins/250 texts) are about the best offers available at the moment. If you sign up via Quidco, it will be free for 12 months.

consumer

KettleFish wrote: »

http://www.mobiles2yourdoor.co.uk/contract_offer_details.asp?ItemKey=221184&MPItemKey=228742

This, and its variants (700 mins/250 texts) are about the best offers available at the moment. If you sign up via Quidco, it will be free for 12 months.

Thanks, it's good deal. Slight technical problem will be porting number to Vodafone. M2YD does not allow porting from Orange to Vodafone

Jonni2bad

There's a deal for 56p per month...

http://www.phones4u.co.uk/shop/shop_...emKey =198920

The contract is £30 per month, 400 mins and 500 texts on O2

£50 Quidco cashback, followed by a total of £480 by redemption, grand total of £530. This means you 'pay' just £10 over the 18 month deal (or 56p per month!)

Phones4U seem to have a good reputation for cashback claims too, so you're taking less of a risk than with some of the internet-only firms.

loates123

Jonni2bad wrote: »

There's a deal for 56p per month...

http://www.phones4u.co.uk/shop/shop_...emKey =198920

The contract is £30 per month, 400 mins and 500 texts on O2

£50 Quidco cashback, followed by a total of £480 by redemption, grand total of £530. This means you 'pay' just £10 over the 18 month deal (or 56p per month!)

Phones4U seem to have a good reputation for cashback claims too, so you're taking less of a risk than with some of the internet-only firms.

look one of the best around

consumer

Jonni2bad wrote: »

There's a deal for 56p per month...

http://www.phones4u.co.uk/shop/shop_...emKey =198920

The contract is £30 per month, 400 mins and 500 texts on O2

£50 Quidco cashback, followed by a total of £480 by redemption, grand total of £530. This means you 'pay' just £10 over the 18 month deal (or 56p per month!)

Phones4U seem to have a good reputation for cashback claims too, so you're taking less of a risk than with some of the internet-only firms.

Looks good, thanks

pana37

Jonni2bad wrote: »

There's a deal for 56p per month...

http://www.phones4u.co.uk/shop/shop_...emKey =198920

The contract is £30 per month, 400 mins and 500 texts on O2

£50 Quidco cashback, followed by a total of £480 by redemption, grand total of £530. This means you 'pay' just £10 over the 18 month deal (or 56p per month!)

Phones4U seem to have a good reputation for cashback claims too, so you're taking less of a risk than with some of the internet-only firms.

that sounds great unfortunatley i want to port my orange number to o2 and according to their website this cant be done? i want to do it the purchase online to obtain the quido £50,

1. The following is a list of contact details for the relevant Networks:
2. 3 - 0870 733 0333

• Orange - 0800 079 2222
• T-Mobile - 0870 606 0139

Unfortunately we cannot arrange to Port your number on Vodafone and O2 for website sales.

Jonni2bad

What about phoning O2 and asking if you could do so after buying (directly with them, rather than through P4U)?

crystal_clear

As another option what about porting your number to a payg sim then purchasing the phone online via quidco and porting it over to new contract. I know its a little more hassle but then you get the quidco deal and hardly any down time in phone use while this is being ported !

Regards
Crystal

pana37

Jonni2bad wrote: »

What about phoning O2 and asking if you could do so after buying (directly with them, rather than through P4U)?

How would this work as the retailer is offering the cashback?, o2 wont entertain any sort of cashback. also how would i get the quidco?

Jonni2bad

No - I mean taking the deal as it is, then after it has begun, changing the number.

In other words, simply phone the network now and ask if you could change the number later...