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The minimum has recently gone up. It used to be possible to profit from cheap PAYG phones.
e2save via quidco.com - £3 cashback on a £9.90 phone.
you need to also buy a £10 top up, but use GetPoundsBack to cash this is for £6.01
Total initial outlay £19.90
less £3 quidco cashback
less £6.01 GPB cashback
total outlay = £10.890 -
The minimum has recently gone up. It used to be possible to profit from cheap PAYG phones.
e2save via quidco.com - £3 cashback on a £9.90 phone.
you need to also buy a £10 top up, but use GetPoundsBack to cash this is for £6.01
Total initial outlay £19.90
less £3 quidco cashback
less £6.01 GPB cashback
total outlay = £10.89
You're probably best doing both through GPB as the Orange PAYG cashback on there is £3.09 & no annual fee. Quidco charges £50 -
The cheapest phone is £2.90+£10 at OSPS. It's t-mobile, but unlocked.e2save via quidco.com - £3 cashback on a £9.90 phone.
...you need to also buy a £10 top up...
£7.57 cashback at TCB. No annual fee.You're probably best doing both through GPB as the Orange PAYG cashback on there is £3.09 & no annual fee. Quidco charges £50 -
I meant osps. Didn't think that e2save would be that different.0
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