Mobile Phones Direct cashback experiences?

MoneySavingUser

Interesting deal here: https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/40gb-data-on-vodafone-667-after-online-cashback-3377851?page=2#thread-comments

Amazing deal. Best I found for a monthly SIM 6.67 a month for 40Gb.

Cashback process is online submitting your bill with a 60 day grace period to get them In.
348£ of cashaback is the most I have seen.

Also includes nowTv, Spotify, prime video, sky sports. I presume you have to select one service.

If anyone has used their cashback process do let us know about your experience?

Entertainment
Unlimited calls & texts
3-month free trial of Secure Net
48 roam-free destinations 48 roam-free destinations
100 international minutes to EU
Your choice of entertainment for 18 months

Heavily dependent on claiming the cashback and being paid it.

You have to submit bills in months 6,9,12,15 & 18. Does anyone have experience of using this company and getting paid the cashback?

There are some comments in the HUKD thread where people have received cashback.


Edit: seems they are part of AO: https://www.ao-mobile.com/

mobilejunkie

MoneySavingUser wrote: »

Interesting deal here: https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/40gb-data-on-vodafone-667-after-online-cashback-3377851?page=2#thread-comments


Heavily dependent on claiming the cashback and being paid it.

You have to submit bills in months 6,9,12,15 & 18. Does anyone have experience of using this company and getting paid the cashback?

There are some comments in the HUKD thread where people have received cashback.


Edit: seems they are part of AO: https://www.ao-mobile.com/

Yes, extensively for 3-4 years I have three cashback contracts running via them at present). Approve and pay like lightening provided you know what you're doing and they don't go bust.

Not aware of them being connected to any other company but not too bothered about it.

Anyone going for a cashback contract should ensure they know exactly what they're doing and ensure they do it. Claim numbers and monmths depend on the length of the contract you should follow the t&c for that and not as stated by you (or anyone else) - though that is the norm for 24 month contracts at present.

A bit like financial products - past performance should not be relied on and in the absence of "professional" advice make sure you follow all the groundrules:-

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/558661/cashback-guide-for-dummies&highlight=cashback