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Utility Warehouse cash back card how good is this service?
Maitland13
Posts: 3 Newbie
I recently got a notice through my door saying it could reduce my household bills every month by 20-30% using this cash back card by saving money on household bills every time you buy eg Asda, Boots, M&S, B&Q and other leading high street stores.
Spend £450 a month on shopping and get 25% a month off a typical bill with suggesting it can save over £165 a year on food and fuel alone.
Does anyone know much about this service? There is a link telecomplus org uk / the simple plan if you can join this together as I am a new user so cant send links.
I cant find much of reviews and wondered who else has heard of this service or uses it?
Thanks
Spend £450 a month on shopping and get 25% a month off a typical bill with suggesting it can save over £165 a year on food and fuel alone.
Does anyone know much about this service? There is a link telecomplus org uk / the simple plan if you can join this together as I am a new user so cant send links.
I cant find much of reviews and wondered who else has heard of this service or uses it?
Thanks
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afraid the question needs to be asked here
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/2473547
its the only place you are allowed to discuss UW and its productsEx forum ambassador
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That would mean you spend over £5400 on shopping annually, what 25% off a typically bill? if its shopping than 25% isnt £160 its £13500
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