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How does the cashback work? I hope you don't mention Quidco as I've tried that. Did everything by the book and cash never materialised.
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How does the cashback work? I hope you don't mention Quidco as I've tried that. Did everything by the book and cash never materialised.
Im in the same boat you've just been in, with 3 and have been for a while.
The thing that is making me think of sticking with them is the unlimited data, small data plans may be ok for some now but if your on a 24 month contract with 4G about to hit us big time within those 24 months I think unlimited date is a must on a new contract.
The thing that is making me think of sticking with them is the unlimited data, small data plans may be ok for some now but if your on a 24 month contract with 4G about to hit us big time within those 24 months I think unlimited date is a must on a new contract.
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I always recommend Topcashback.
It works on a principle of affiliate links. You go to the Topcashback site, browse to whatever retailer you like the look of (e.g EE), click the hyperlink to go through to the EE store and shop as normal.
Then a few hours later, you'll notice that the purchase is registered through your Topcashback account page. Depending on the length of time required, the cashback becomes payable from there in around 30-90 days.
I've made around £500 this year doing this. In fact just got a phone contract "12 months sim only 4Gee" with £35 back
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Agree whole heartedly with EVH, Topcashback have been a lot better than Quidco for me so I only use them now. I'm up to over £800 so far 
If making a purchase that will have a lot of cashback, clear your browsing history, cookies etc and close the browser, then re start browser and go straight to Topcashback and make your purchase, that way you are more likely to get the cashback, network 3 are notoriously bad at not paying cashback claiming someone else claimed it (normally from browsing and researching before buying, someone else steals your cookie info) though at times I reckon its a cop out!
If cashback doesn't materialise then check with the site you used (ie Quidco) how long you have to make a manual claim, there is always a fine window for claims.
If making a purchase that will have a lot of cashback, clear your browsing history, cookies etc and close the browser, then re start browser and go straight to Topcashback and make your purchase, that way you are more likely to get the cashback, network 3 are notoriously bad at not paying cashback claiming someone else claimed it (normally from browsing and researching before buying, someone else steals your cookie info) though at times I reckon its a cop out!
If cashback doesn't materialise then check with the site you used (ie Quidco) how long you have to make a manual claim, there is always a fine window for claims.
