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This can't be right, can it? (Egg Money cash back)
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Good plan mary. I will do a test run by asking them to move the cashback to egg savings (cashback on cashback, hah!)
I was also planning on doing this asap0 -
The loophole is still working, I moved £1100 from my egg money to my egg savings and have over £15 cash back earned this month ( 400 odd spending too)
HAPPY DAYS!!!0 -
Now that many 0% cards are charging BT fees. If this is still less than my mortgage interest rate eg. Card BT fee = 2%, Mortgage rate 5.5% offset. Is it still worth doing ???????? Please Help!!
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lipidicman wrote: »Good plan mary. I will do a test run by asking them to move the cashback to egg savings (cashback on cashback, hah!)
I was also planning on doing this asap
I have done just this very thing last week and per today's satetment have earned cashback on the cashback :T (albeit only £2), but to me this seems to demonstrate the loophole is still alive and kicking.
I plan to route a chunk of my stooze cash back through egg money to max out the 2007 cash back before they change their mind and possibly pull the plug.
mor7s0 -
Tip top ! Thought the Citibank move would put an end to this devious financial skullduggery, but no .... my £200 cashback has been acknowledged in March's statement and all is well in the world.
Big thanks to Yorkshire Boy for explaining the steps ... you are a gent.0 -
I have exhausted stooze avenues of no fee 0% cards and just come across this thread. If someone would clarify please?
I do a BACS transfer of £xxx from an ext. savings acc to my egg money card....
then I can transfer the same £xxx from Egg Money to my Current Acc....
then I transfer the same £xxx from my Current Acc back to the ext. saver....
This will give me cashback on the transfer from Egg Money?
This will not incur a balance transfer fee??
This strategy could be used over and over to maximise cashback?
I'm sure I must have this wrong.......or I've been wasting time all this year on regular spending :eek:debt free...yippee :dance:
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I'm sure I must have this wrong.......
Do you have an Egg Savings account? If not, get one!
http://www.stoozing.com/cgi-bin/forum/YaBB.pl?num=11590294410 -
OMG :eek: Thanks for that Yorkshire Boy, me off to open an Egg Saving Account pronto! :beer:
debt free...yippee :dance:
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Actually it sometimes works if you phone them and ask to have some cash returned to your linked current account. It happened for me but I think it probably depends on how the sevice person activates the transfer.
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Thanks YorkshireBoy and the posters on this thread
Could anyone shed any light on these sparks for me? Would I be able to get 1% on my rent payments to my parents each month? And would I get 1% on making my credit card payments? I have tried scouting through all the T's and C's on the Egg site, but I'm in need of a bit of know-how from some of you experts :T
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