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o2 top up
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anyone have any ideas?:cool:0
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you won't find it anywhere
£10 top up is £10, just go to your newsagent and ask for a £10 o2 top up voucher, you will never find them cheaper part of the reason is that the vouchers expire after 30days of buying them.0 -
There are completely legal and honest ways of obtaining top-ups for less than face value.
Occasionally they are offered for sale by people who have bought them with a new handset, been given them or have bought them in error.
Supermarkets sometimes offer incentives to top-up by giving extra loyalty points which makes the top-up cheaper.
Top-ups can be given away as promotional items.
Of course the question is, whether hunting around for a slightly cheaper top-up is worth it?0 -
I always buy £10 top ups at Boots and get 40 advantage card points. And, for example, when they were giving out a £5 off No7/Ruby & Millie vouchers WYS £5, I buy 2 x £5 top ups separately. So for a £10 spend I get back the equivalent of £10.40 which I spend on No7.0
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Exactly, there are lots of ways of getting cheap airtime credit. A soft drinks firm were recently giving away 50p credit with each can purchased. So 60p bought the drink and 50p credit.0
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