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O2 blue light discount 25% not working
I'm trying to get blue light discount for 25% off my airtime. I get blue light discount due to being a teacher. It asks me to enter my work email address which I do but it won't let me progress as it says 'enter a valid email address, not a personal address'. It IS a valid work email! Can anyone help please?
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Can you give the address of the page you are having trouble with?
Are you happy to share your work email (just the bit after the "at" symbol *
* I've put the "at" symbol in my post and it's sent the new editor wobbly
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I have a blue light card as I'm retired NHS and I didn't realise I could get 25% off. But it also means I don't have a work email so I wonder how that will work?
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Unless it's changed, you had to be employed still in a blue light eligible job. Other companies may differ though.
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Looking at the Blue Light site, does seem that the benefits available to retirees are somewhat less than those who are still employed - the discounts seem to be limited to shopping/retail discounts, what's missing (at least from my cursory examination) are the services/insurance products and those for telecoms products.
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Use the payslip option instead but take a photo of the ID badge you wear for work with your name, job title and photo on instead. Use the discount code TEACH instead of BLUE1. This should work.
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