Samsung X820 12 month contract with full cashback

Micky

E2save, 800 talk plus 500 text, by redemption, use Quidco for a few more coppers. Too good to be true? We'll see.....

Edit: O2

superstar_2

Can anyone tell me what's quidco?

[Deleted User]

ive taken that offer up just yesterday. cant really say much yet, but quite concerned as i have not received my 'cashback vouchers' that i am supposed to have received by email - i heard the e2save rep is a member of this forum. i hope he checks this post, cause i'll need em to get my cashback!

[Deleted User]

my contract was 600xnetwork minutes, 500sms/mth full cashback, 12mth contract

g33za

as mentioned many times over these are using "new" pricematch terms and conditions which are much much stricter than the usual older cashback terms and conditions. If you havent recieved the vouchers I would stronly suggest you contact them via email (as a written proof) and telephone and request them. I believe these can only be requested within 14 days of receipt of the phone.

These cashback terms require original bills (not copies) sent at the right time, an incorrect claim will cost you a £10 admin fee and a missed cashback claim will void all other future cashbacks. Please be careful and make sure you know what you are getting yourself into.

feival

What is the difference between this and the normal terms. Isn't it just that an original bill is required?

EDIT

Just noticed these two gems "Administration charges

Due to the number of early claims, duplicate claims, incomplete claims and multiple claims, we will charge you £10 for each case encountered.


Multiple Claims

We do not accept more than one claim per envelope. We are looking for one correct claim per envelope and we shred all further paperwork. You risk losing your claim altogether if you adopt this practice and the excess paperwork is shredded."

Micky

Terms that are probably unenforceable in a civil court

We are looking for one correct claim per envelope and we shred all further paperwork

is laughable.

savit4l8er

Deleted_User wrote: »

ive taken that offer up just yesterday. cant really say much yet, but quite concerned as i have not received my 'cashback vouchers' that i am supposed to have received by email - i heard the e2save rep is a member of this forum. i hope he checks this post, cause i'll need em to get my cashback!

Are the vouchers not the ones found in the link on the site if you click on the part which says "11m months free" etc in the tariff options? They are in PDF format.

savit4l8er

superstar wrote: »

Can anyone tell me what's quidco?

Go to www.quidco.com and all will be revealed;)

Old_Gold

Micky wrote: »

Terms that are probably unenforceable in a civil court

is laughable.

I have often wondered whether a company refusing a cashback because of a debatable technicality would stand up in court eg. a claim sent by recorded delivery and the retailer claiming it did not arrive, or an incorrect piece of information on that claim form.
As far as I know any terms levied on customers must still be reasonable.

g33za

Old_Gold wrote: »

I have often wondered whether a company refusing a cashback because of a debatable technicality would stand up in court eg. a claim sent by recorded delivery and the retailer claiming it did not arrive, or an incorrect piece of information on that claim form.
As far as I know any terms levied on customers must still be reasonable.

ive yet to hear of a cashback claim that was refused and then subseqently going to court being defended by the company.