Use ing Your Free Sim Cards

student200777

the 4 debit cards are in my name and was wondering if i can use the 4 debit cards under different names e.g. my mum, dad etc to register with quidco or topcashback so i can earn more cash back on my 4 debit cards?

i just done splash plastic, do i have to wait for the card to arrive than actuvate it by sending a text which cost £0.50??

regards
uni student

Bentley_Boys_UK

student200777 wrote: »

i just done splash plastic, do i have to wait for the card to arrive than actuvate it by sending a text which cost £0.50??

regards
uni student

You activate the card when you receive it via a telephone call to an automated 0845 number.

Bentley_Boys_UK

student200777 wrote: »

the 4 debit cards are in my name and was wondering if i can use the 4 debit cards under different names e.g. my mum, dad etc to register with quidco or topcashback so i can earn more cash back on my 4 debit cards?

regards
uni student

From memory you don't need a debit card to register with Quidco. You do need a method for them to pay you e.g. a bank account no. for payment via BACS or a paypal account. My partner has a Quidco account and so do I, both Quidco accounts pay into the same bank account.

crystal9

had my splash back cards come and activated 1 but cant remember what d.o.b i gave for 2nd 1 :mad: still trying tho none validated yet, but jamster tracked and validated 2 times yet only used 2 sims

crystal9

jamster has validated for the 3rd time and splash plastic has tracked for the 3rd time, also have now activated my 2nd card so hopefully will validate now

crystal9

wow that last jamster has tracked and validated twice not done the last sim yet lets hope that does to lol

VeePee

I think its also possible to get cashback using MMetrics (£11.50) using the free sims to download the software, onto a Symbian phone, using the free credit, but it can only be done once.

ianonline

VeePee wrote: »

I think its also possible to get cashback using MMetrics (£11.50) using the free sims to download the software, onto a Symbian phone, using the free credit, but it can only be done once.

... or "£15.50 for a female registration" :think:

deefadog

What's a "Symbian phone"?

Cheers

thepearce

deefadog wrote: »

What's a "Symbian phone"?

Cheers

Symbian is a (mobile) operating system - as opposed to say Windows Mobile (which is also ok for this)

Basically you need a fancy (smart) phone:

List of supported devices