What would you do?

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About 6 months ago I signed up for an EE contract that included £100 worth of amazon vouchers. However I cancelled it after a few hours as I found a better deal (still with EE but definitely no vouchers).

I recently received those vouchers in an email. It's just a text code that you put in a box on the amazon website.

Would you redeem it, let them know of their mistake or just ignore it?

fwiw, i redeemed it asap cause i thought it was spam and was curious to see what the code would do
 
it would be wrong of you to use them, however it would be ok for you to give them away, you can trust msg me the code ;)
 
I must be in the minority here, I'd let them know - however I'd imagine it's quite likely they'll just say to use them anyway, probably more hassle than it's worth for them to mess around cancelling them etc. At least that way your conscience is clear and you don't have to worry about them chasing you for £100 at some point
 
Haggisman said:
I must be in the minority here, I'd let them know - however I'd imagine it's quite likely they'll just say to use them anyway, probably more hassle than it's worth for them to mess around cancelling them etc. At least that way your conscience is clear and you don't have to worry about them chasing you for £100 at some point
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Same. I couldn't live with myself knowing I'd taken £100 from a company worth billions :p
 
It depends on the term of the contract. If you get the vouchers simply for taking out the policy and don't need to keep it running then you can probably keep them.
 
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