Sky+HD

forever.insane

pen1 wrote: »

Topcashback make the basis on which you use their site quite clear:

http://www.topcashback.co.uk/Terms


http://www.topcashback.co.uk/sky-digital/

Topcashbacks's terms & conditions clearly address the position, in my view, in the event of any dispute, genuine or otherwise.

Yes, TCB is very clear. No problems with them.

To be honest, no problems with Sky (otherwise I wouldn't have taken the HD pack). It's just I want to put the effort in if it means I get a free £75. I didn't take the pack out on the idea that I will 100% get the cashback, but I remain hopefully.

Am I the only one who see's my side? I'm just saying the wording isn't idiot proof and I believe it allows some wiggle room to try and get the £75.

Phantom_Flan_Flinger wrote: »

I don't really see where there can be any confusion with 'Join Sky today.'

I'm sorry I think your looking at the wrong place.

spike7451

forever.insane wrote: »

Am I the only one who see's my side? I'm just saying the wording isn't idiot proof and I believe it allows some wiggle room to try and get the £75.

I'm sorry I think your looking at the wrong place.

I don't think he is,I think it's you that is trying to scam £75 out of a website that is clearly obvious that the cashback offer is for new subscribers to Sky.

See..it's as plain as day,right next to the big blue Sky logo "Join Sky Today..."

pen1

forever.insane wrote: »

Am I the only one who see's my side? I'm just saying the wording isn't idiot proof and I believe it allows some wiggle room to try and get the £75.

As I see it:

It doesn't matter whether you think the wording isn't idiot-proof.
Topcashback won't receive any commission from Sky/its affiliate, hence they won't be able to pass anything to you.

If you raise a query with Topcashback, I suspect that they will simply tell you what you already know- that the offer relates to new Sky customers; and if you persist, they'll refer you to the terms and conditions of their site, which you will have agreed when joining their site.

forever.insane

spike7451 wrote: »

I don't think he is,I think it's you that is trying to scam £75 out of a website that is clearly obvious that the cashback offer is for new subscribers to Sky.

I'm sorry, I missed that. But at the same time, it doesn't say you can't already be a customer to claim cashback.

and I'm sorry if I've upset you.

pen1 wrote: »

As I see it:

It doesn't matter whether you think the wording isn't idiot-proof.
Topcashback won't receive any commission from Sky/its affiliate, hence they won't be able to pass anything to you.

If you raise a query with Topcashback, I suspect that they will simply tell you what you already know- that the offer relates to new Sky customers; and if you persist, they'll refer you to the terms and conditions of their site, which you will have agreed when joining their site.

Thank you, this is what I've been looking for. I'll make a claim in a month, but won't go further if/when they say no.

spike7451

No,you didn't upset me in the slightest.

I was merely pointing out that the offer is plainly aimed at new Sky customers not existing ones.

Astec

Pertsonally I don't think you'll get it. You'd be better calling and going down the route of 'I want to cancel as Virgin have offered free HD'...