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Cashback question
bananacakes
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I switched broadband providers on Saturday. Went with EE and used the MSE offer to get a £100 Amazon voucher.
I've just had an email from topcashback saying their cashback for the same EE broadband package has now gone up to £136.50.
plus with the payout bonus that becomes nearly £140!
Would I be doing anything wrong by cancelling the order I've just placed, waiting a few days and then signing up again via TCB? I don't want to confuse things or get in trouble or potentially not get any cashback at all but if there's no rules against it I'd rather get the extra £40 and cancel/sign up again.
Anybody know how these things work?
I've just had an email from topcashback saying their cashback for the same EE broadband package has now gone up to £136.50.
plus with the payout bonus that becomes nearly £140!Would I be doing anything wrong by cancelling the order I've just placed, waiting a few days and then signing up again via TCB? I don't want to confuse things or get in trouble or potentially not get any cashback at all but if there's no rules against it I'd rather get the extra £40 and cancel/sign up again.
Anybody know how these things work?
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no one have any clue? x0
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I wouldn't bother dude. I never got my pay out.0
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The chances are the ISP will have passed your MAC to Openreach and ordered the switch by now. You probably could cancel but I wouldn't guarantee that it wouldn't lead to complications. Especially with Openreach involved.0
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