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e2save is it safe?-and others recommended at one compare?
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waqasahmed
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I've had a look at mobiles.co.uk and e2save, where their deals seem too good to be true ie: they replicate the same deals that were happening a few years back with shops selling contracts on the cheap(ie:35/month, but 20 month cashback by redemption), and then they shut up shop after they got enough people on the deal and buyers were still left paying £35/month(costly!)
My contract finishes on April 30th, and I've had a look here:
http://omio.e2save.com/mobile-phone/contract/htc/HTC-Wildfire.html?tariffcode=D30TEJAN09
I think the deal Im looking for will probably be best off on T-Mobile on the £15.32 offer with 300 minutes, 300 texts and "unlimited" data(probably 1GB) with the mobile. I already have a mobile phone, so that will probably be sold off(if of course this site is safe to use) and they give 7 months free by redemption(every three months, after 6 months)
Again, is it safe? If it is, then I've got a cheap contract for a couple of years
Or can any one else recommend another deal at a cheaper cost?
My contract finishes on April 30th, and I've had a look here:
http://omio.e2save.com/mobile-phone/contract/htc/HTC-Wildfire.html?tariffcode=D30TEJAN09
I think the deal Im looking for will probably be best off on T-Mobile on the £15.32 offer with 300 minutes, 300 texts and "unlimited" data(probably 1GB) with the mobile. I already have a mobile phone, so that will probably be sold off(if of course this site is safe to use) and they give 7 months free by redemption(every three months, after 6 months)
Again, is it safe? If it is, then I've got a cheap contract for a couple of years

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If you look on the mobiles forum there are many others who have posted about these companies and it may be more help to read them and decide then me describing them all for you!
Forum is http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/forumdisplay.php?s=&daysprune=&f=140 -
waqasahmed wrote: »I've had a look at mobiles.co.uk and e2save, where their deals seem too good to be true ie: they replicate the same deals that were happening a few years back with shops selling contracts on the cheap(ie:35/month, but 20 month cashback by redemption), and then they shut up shop after they got enough people on the deal and buyers were still left paying £35/month(costly!)
My contract finishes on April 30th, and I've had a look here:
http://omio.e2save.com/mobile-phone/contract/htc/HTC-Wildfire.html?tariffcode=D30TEJAN09
I think the deal Im looking for will probably be best off on T-Mobile on the £15.32 offer with 300 minutes, 300 texts and "unlimited" data(probably 1GB) with the mobile. I already have a mobile phone, so that will probably be sold off(if of course this site is safe to use) and they give 7 months free by redemption(every three months, after 6 months)
Again, is it safe? If it is, then I've got a cheap contract for a couple of yearsOr can any one else recommend another deal at a cheaper cost?
The main thing to ask yourself is can you afford the £30 per month if you have problems with the cashback? Dont forget to go through QUIDCO as they offer £46 Cash Back in addition to any E2Save Cash Back.I am NOT a mortgage & insurance adviser - or anything to do with finance, that was put on by the new system I dont know why?!0 -
I have used both these companies without any problems. I have always had my cashback refunded. You just have to remember to send your claim in within the correct period.0
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I've used e2save 2 or 3 times over the years and have never had any problems with them paying out - although you do have to remember to claim within the timescale.
Think they are owned by The Carphone Warehouse.0 -
Thanks for the replies, however Im now thinking of getting this:
http://www.buymobilephones.net/mobile-phones/Nokia/Nokia-2730-Classic-Free-Line-Rental-Discount/T-Mobile/T-Mobile-25-%2818mths%29-inc.-Internet/3733744?adnetwork=af
if any one's got any input?0 -
BMP are as reliable (or not) as E2S, but it's really up to you to make sure you meet all the requirements.
I have used both of the above in the past, as well as OneStopPhoneShop, and never lost out. But then I send all claim paperwork a.s.a.p., registered, and with Royal Mail consequential loss insurance.0
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