iPhone 4S - the deal you got

Quidco effectively act as a sales agent working on commission. The difference is they pass the commission that O2 (or other retailers) give to them, back to you minus the first £5 earnt each year.

Simply follow the instructions on the quidco site for each deal and read the terms also.
 
I'm begining to question myself, can't seem to justify spending £700 on a phone
I may just renew my O2 contract to another 2 years, and get it that way
Can anyone offer me some advise on whats a good option
 
Really depends on how many minutes you need. If you only need a few hundred then you got lots of options. If like me you need 900 or more then you're limited to 24 month contract for best TCO by a large margin.
 
Imy said:
Quidco effectively act as a sales agent working on commission. The difference is they pass the commission that O2 (or other retailers) give to them, back to you minus the first £5 earnt each year.

Simply follow the instructions on the quidco site for each deal and read the terms also.
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I know that, but I mean in terms of how it tracks your order.
 
Just been having a look at deals. Can someone confirm that the example i outline below is correct and im not missing something?

I have the current Iphone 4 32gb which has really never been more than half-full. Im on a £45 P/M contract.

On o2 i can "upgrade" to the 4s 16Gb on an 18 month £41 P/M contract for nothing and sell my existing phone for around £250?

This seems a little too simple to me!

I think the 16Gb phone would do me fine and given the 32Gb would cost me £140 to upgrade and the 64Gb would be £220 i think its the best deal all round.
 
MilanoChris said:
I know that, but I mean in terms of how it tracks your order.
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If you're quick you can see that the link that opens when you click on "GET CASHBACK" is a special tracking link. Three will then know you arrived via the Quidco site and then re-directs you to their homepage. A cookie will be used to track your usage of their site thereafter.

It works the same for pretty much all of Quidco's cashback offers.

Here's a tip to help ensure it works without problems (but never any gurantee):
  1. Close all your browser windows
  2. Open a new browser window, clear all temp files and cookies or just the retailer's cookies if you know how
  3. Go to quidco site, login and follow the deal link as normal
  4. Follow all the instructions of the cashback deal to the letter
  5. Using voucher codes often invalidate cashback so be aware of that
It can be useful to have another brand of browser installed which you don't use for general browsing and use that for this sort of thing.
 
going to be going with orange on this deal i think and end my 02 contract a couple of months early.

£30.75 a month for 600 minutes, unlimited text, 1gb data, unlimited wifi and magic number and free answerphone. free handset.
 
Sim free (£500 for 16gb phone)

Tesco mobile (basically o2 with good customer service)

500 anytime minutes
5000 text
1gb data
Customer service where you get through every time and can speak to someone who understands English

£12.50 a month for 12 months
 
Imy said:
If you're quick you can see that the link that opens when you click on "GET CASHBACK" is a special tracking link. Three will then know you arrived via the Quidco site and then re-directs you to their homepage. A cookie will be used to track your usage of their site thereafter.

It works the same for pretty much all of Quidco's cashback offers.

Here's a tip to help ensure it works without problems (but never any gurantee):
  1. Close all your browser windows
  2. Open a new browser window, clear all temp files and cookies or just the retailer's cookies if you know how
  3. Go to quidco site, login and follow the deal link as normal
  4. Follow all the instructions of the cashback deal to the letter
  5. Using voucher codes often invalidate cashback so be aware of that
It can be useful to have another brand of browser installed which you don't use for general browsing and use that for this sort of thing.
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Cheers.

Did you get an order through?

I take it if I use the £20 off accessories voucher code, I won't qualify for the full cash back?
 
I'm really not bothered about the voucher - just want the goddamn site to work lol.

I'm giving up for now too, gonna go finish my HTPC build.
 
placeholder said:
Just been having a look at deals. Can someone confirm that the example i outline below is correct and im not missing something?

I have the current Iphone 4 32gb which has really never been more than half-full. Im on a £45 P/M contract.

On o2 i can "upgrade" to the 4s 16Gb on an 18 month £41 P/M contract for nothing and sell my existing phone for around £250?

This seems a little too simple to me!

I think the 16Gb phone would do me fine and given the 32Gb would cost me £140 to upgrade and the 64Gb would be £220 i think its the best deal all round.
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I think you need to add a data bolt on to the £41
 
o2's pricing is very tempting, also found out I'm eligible for an upgrade late November unless I was to pay £55 and pay the rest of my current contract out

Thinking of going for 12 Month contract @ £36 (which would be a saving on what I'm paying at the moment) and get the phone for £240

Hopefully my current iPhone 4 can still fetch between £100-150 as well :)
 
Tom84 said:
o2's pricing is very tempting, also found out I'm eligible for an upgrade late November unless I was to pay £55 and pay the rest of my current contract out

Thinking of going for 12 Month contract @ £36 (which would be a saving on what I'm paying at the moment) and get the phone for £240

Hopefully my current iPhone 4 can still fetch between £100-150 as well :)
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Again don't forget you'll need a data bolt on
 
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