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I hope this is posted in the right place....
I'm on an o2 tariff, (200mins 100 txts) which expires mid december, which I took out with e2save last year.
This time, I plan on looking around and renewing again. However, if I stay with o2 (which looks likely as they let you phone 0870/0845 numbers on their free minutes, for now at least) how can I take advantage of the offers through Quidco for e2save, dialaphone, etc? Obviously it has to be all done online.
So, would I order a phone/contract via Quidco on the seller's website, and then when I get everything through the post, I contact e2save, order a PAC code, and then phone that through on the new contract? is that how it's done, even if I stay with o2? this way I would be able to get that extra £50 or whatever!
thanks for any advice
valmiki
I hope this is posted in the right place....
I'm on an o2 tariff, (200mins 100 txts) which expires mid december, which I took out with e2save last year.
This time, I plan on looking around and renewing again. However, if I stay with o2 (which looks likely as they let you phone 0870/0845 numbers on their free minutes, for now at least) how can I take advantage of the offers through Quidco for e2save, dialaphone, etc? Obviously it has to be all done online.
So, would I order a phone/contract via Quidco on the seller's website, and then when I get everything through the post, I contact e2save, order a PAC code, and then phone that through on the new contract? is that how it's done, even if I stay with o2? this way I would be able to get that extra £50 or whatever!
thanks for any advice
valmiki
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