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First Utility "You First reward card"
NittyGritty
Posts: 967 Forumite
in Energy
does anyone have a link for this card that shows what discounts you can get, ive looked on first utility site but cant see no mention of details about the card only the following which isn't of any real help, like what cinema can you use or which days out etc etc
Includes a You First reward card worth £69.95
Our new You First tariff gives you fixed energy prices until the end of December 2016 meaning protection against price rises from now until next winter. Not only that, but the 12 month You First membership card also gives you:
Includes a You First reward card worth £69.95
Our new You First tariff gives you fixed energy prices until the end of December 2016 meaning protection against price rises from now until next winter. Not only that, but the 12 month You First membership card also gives you:
- 12 months' membership
- Up to 50% off at more than 6,700 restaurants
- 40% off cinema tickets
- 2 for 1 on airport lounges
- Discount on days out
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I'd guess it's not the cheapest energy deal you can get - most freebies aren't, they have to be paid for somehow.Never under estimate the power of stupid people in large numbers0
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its £209 cheaper apparently lol, (checking for a friend) just wanted to know details about the card0
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NittyGritty wrote: »its £209 cheaper apparently lol, (checking for a friend) just wanted to know details about the card
Must be a high user then I'm a low user and that tariff is £43 more expensive for me over there isave December 2016 tariff0 -
they haven't switched in a while, so I,m presuming that's another reason why theres a big saving0
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NittyGritty wrote: »they haven't switched in a while, so I,m presuming that's another reason why theres a big saving
If they haven't switched in a while there may be other tariffs with other suppliers, that have an even greater saving for them and If they want to go (or stay with FU), the Isave December 2016 may work out slightly cheaper than the You first tariff.0 -
Never base lifestyle choices on vaguely-worded promotion/incentive deals. If FU are offering the best prices, then they are obviously worth considering but, even if the card savings are genuine, there will probably be very few occasions when they will be used. Incentive schemes are a potential bonus - they should never be regarded as a game-changer/decision-maker.mad mocs - the pavement worrier0
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yup true, this is why I,m asking about the card, as anyone got any more details or a link to what it acutally offers?0
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I very much doubt it!NittyGritty wrote: »yup true, this is why I,m asking about the card, as anyone got any more details or a link to what it acutally offers?mad mocs - the pavement worrier0 -
looks like eon it is then lol0
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I have the same assumptions (i.e. that the You First card will be virtually worthless to me), but I also have the same question. What exactly are the benefits? A lot of pixels have been wasted NOT answering the question.0
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