Trainline + Complete Savings Cashback

teamcarrot

I was checking out train prices on the trainline app yesterday and I noticed an offer that said you get £30 cashback if you buy a ticket through trainline and sign up to a complete savings subscription.

I don't usually buy through trainline as it's more expensive than going direct, but this ad suggested you'd get £30 cashback with a purchase when you sign up to their partner. Signing up is free for 30 days (cancel anytime) then £15 a month thereafter.

Obviously signing up to £15 / month is ludicrous, but if you can claim the £30 during the free trial then it's surely a no brainer.

Has anybody used this? Always a bit dubious when it seems like money for nothing, but there's always the chance they're just luring in forgetful folk that don't remember to cancel.

I can't find the exact details online other than the app, but the affiliate company if "completesavings" which can be googled quite easily.

If anyone has any experience with this please let me know as I need a train ticket and could do with £30

Cheers

Kite2010

Might be worth reading this thread about Complete Savings before you sign up:
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/3622877

Might cost you more than £30 in the long-run, and don't use the trainline as you said they are more expensive than buying direct.