e2save Cashback

andrew300591

Hi everyone, I'm entirely new to MoneySavingExpert forums and quite new to the range of mobile deals etc. on offer, and am looking for some advice.

I have heard from a friend that e2save (and am aware that other companies provide similar offers) have a range of cashback offers. My friend's experience was that every 3 months they receive £32 cashback from the £45 (£15 every month over 3 months) that they pay for their phone contract. I don't know what network they are on, or there tariff, or there phone model, but I'd like to investigate a similar cashback offer with my own circumstances.

I am currently on a monthly contract with O2 simplicity (100 minutes, unlimited texts, 500 MB data, unlimited wifi data) for £15 a month, using a HTC Desire.

Will I be able to claim cashback on this monthly tariff? if not, would I be able to claim cashback on a similar, longer contract, tariff (for example, 12 month simplicity 300 - 300 minutes, unlimited texts, 100 MB data for £13.50 a month). Also, I don't receive a paper bill, but just top up on the same day monthly without any specific information from O2 i.e. my monthly bill breakdown.

I'm not fixed on using e2save, but my friend has had a good experience with them. I am aware from reading other forums that equally, other people have had bad experiences with e2save, and that there is a potential to lose cashback claims on occasion due to e.g. late cashback claims. I just want to know how I can save some money.

Thanks for any help.

grumbler

andrew300591 wrote: »

I am currently on a monthly contract with O2 simplicity (100 minutes, unlimited texts, 500 MB data, unlimited wifi data) for £15 a month,
using a HTC Desire.

It doesn't matter what handset your are using, and I thought that simplicity is a sim-only tariff.

Will I be able to claim cashback on this monthly tariff? if not, would I be able to claim cashback on a similar, longer contract, tariff (for example, 12 month simplicity 300 - 300 minutes, unlimited texts, 100 MB data for £13.50 a month).

http://www.e2save.com/mobile-phones/contract/o2.html#tariffNetwork=o2&tariffContractLength=18
Play with the filters on the left side and you'll see that ATM deals are only for 18-24 month O2 contracts. With a basic phone you can sometimes get a good airtime contract virtually for free after cashback.

Also, I don't receive a paper bill, but just top up on the same day monthly without any specific information from O2 i.e. my monthly bill breakdown.

They don't need a breakdown and accept online bills if they include the essential information: http://www.e2save.com/helpdesk/Cashback

mobilejunkie

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/558661