Phones4U 150£ cash back on O2 200

loveboat1234

Phones4U 150£ cash back on O2 200 for a motorola v3 razor in black...is this a good deal or should I look somewhere else ?

as below :

O2 200 200 + 50 txts View Double minutes & texts for 3 months plus
5 months FREE line rental via
£150 Cashback
Free Motorola Bluetooth Headset


Thanks

jf2404

Look around first

http://www.!!!!!!.com/display.asp?hs=v3b&tariff=o2xnet200x

That one has :-

FREE Motorola V3 Black plus £200.08 cash back
Equivalent to £4.99 per month for 8 months
FREE Bluetooth headset
200 anytime minutes to any network
50 text messages
Free itemised billing

loveboat1234

jf2404 wrote:

Look around first

http://www.!!!!!!.com/display.asp?hs=v3b&tariff=o2xnet200x

That one has :-

FREE Motorola V3 Black plus £200.08 cash back
Equivalent to £4.99 per month for 8 months
FREE Bluetooth headset
200 anytime minutes to any network
50 text messages
Free itemised billing

are they a trusted source ? this is my first mobile contract..

jf2404

Dailaphone is yes

loveboat1234

Thank you.

Franco

guires

Remember that Dial a Phone's £200 'cashback' may not be all that it seems i.e. it's not cash at all - it's more than likely to be a 'credit to your airtime account'.

I've not checked the actual link in the above post but know from recent enquiries I've made that DAP now use this 'cashback' method rather than actually giving you money back (paid into your current account or via cheques) like they have done in the past.

loveboat1234

Hello,

Could anyone explain me the difference between the payment cashback used?

Thanks

jf2404

loveboat1234 wrote:

Hello,

Could anyone explain me the difference between the payment cashback used?

Thanks

Some give you cashback in the form of a cheque so you can do whatever you want with.

But some give you cash on your "air time account" so say your bill was £50 and you had a £60 cashback on your account due, then no direct debit would be taken as the cashback would pay the last bill and the £10 would stay there to be deducted from your next bill.

loveboat1234

Easy Peasy then.....could they make it easier ? let say £30 pm minus the cashback of £150 equal of £18 pm without sending forms back and waiting 45 days ? so you know you will be paying £18 ....they will save money and saving customer service and back office jobs......something is going on as we are all looking to simplify things and they make it hard to understand and the whole process is to loose 1 voucher and loose the £50 quit....anyway I signed up and should get my mobile phone on monday....can't wait lets hope I get everything right.
Have a nice week-end to everyone

mm66

loveboat1234 wrote:

Easy Peasy then.....could they make it easier ? let say £30 pm minus the cashback of £150 equal of £18 pm without sending forms back and waiting 45 days ? so you know you will be paying £18 ....they will save money and saving customer service and back office jobs......something is going on as we are all looking to simplify things and they make it hard to understand and the whole process is to loose 1 voucher and loose the £50 quit....anyway I signed up and should get my mobile phone on monday....can't wait lets hope I get everything right.
Have a nice week-end to everyone

Nothing is ever that simple!!! you still have to send the bills back to them 3rd, 6th, 9th and 11th month to get your airtime credit.