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Smile Wine Offer
marbar2k
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just a quick question about the offer. I have opened my account and i am about to pay the money in. To qualify does the balance have to be £1500? or can i say pay £510 in, withdraw £500, then pay the £500 back in, withdraw it then put it back in (if you get the idea) so £1500 has been paid in?
Treat everyday as your last one on earth! and one day you will be right.
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anyone know?Treat everyday as your last one on earth! and one day you will be right.0
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"Wine qualification upon first credit transaction of £1500 minimum by 18th November 2006" (from the smile website). Just about sums it up for me, particularly "transaction" in the singular and "£1500 minimum."0
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sorry for being abit thick does this mean i have to credit it with £1500 in one go?Treat everyday as your last one on earth! and one day you will be right.0
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Bottles of wine! It's a ploy to make sure you get so sozzled that you don't know how o/c you are and rack up charges!0 -
ive paid it in as one transactionNo Links in Signature by site rules - MSE Forum Team 20
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marbar2k wrote:sorry for being abit thick does this mean i have to credit it with £1500 in one go?
That's how I read it and as C_Ronaldo, and others, I paid in £1500 in one go.0 -
I am tempted by Alliance & Leicester with the 12% regular saver... but customer service is also important...
Would be an annoyance to get £1,500 paid in in one go - but is it all worth it for Smile?MFW #185
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