free £20 amazon voucher

skintandtryingallIcan

hi

there was a post on here for a free £20 voucher for amazon just for enquiring about a loan but i cant for the life of me find it anymore. Can anyone help?

Happy_shopper

Possibly it's been removed if it was spam.

Edit: oh, hold on...was it the KT Finance one? If so, there's a thread about it which has been moved to the 'freebies gone but not forgotten' board (headed 'to the person'). I don't know if it contains the details of the actual offer (haven't read it all) but if this is the offer you meant, it could be worth a look.

[Deleted User]

its a strange one about this freebie
I did it & got the voucher and have even recieved what I bought.

the website ktfinance.co.uk disapeared just a day after the freebie was posted.

maybe it will appear again, i dont know.

muffinhead

I found some discussion about this topic on the Rpoints boards here (you may have to register to view it).

Anyway, Rpoints member Hardrivejack said this:

RESULT - Received a phone call from a chap who told me the website is run by a company called KT Financial who are contracted to obtain leads. Basically this guy told me that KT are not supposed to offer any incentives cos the leads tend to be poor quality. Anyway as soon as they found out KT had done this they got on to KT and it took about a day to find out what was happening and then a day to get the website stopped. I was one of 35 people affected. He has got assurance from KT that they will pay the £20 to everyone involved and if they don't this guys company will foot the bill and then take it up with KT. Asked me if this would resolve my complaint and I told him I would prefer fro him to send me the vouchers now via email and he can chase KT for payment. Vouchers have just arrived in my inbox, applied it to my amazon accoutn and now spent so nothing dodgy about the voucher. If anybody wants the name and number of the guy that phoned me please pm me. Be advised they have a list of everybody who applied so if you didn't apply don't bother contacting them hoping for free vouchers.