50p/month better than the other deal posted.
never had any problems with cashback with e2save (part of carphone warehouse group)
possible £5 quidco also
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ryanbower94
6 Apr 1611#8
Hi guys. My friend works at EE and he's pointed out if you go direct with EE with this tariff you get EE extra, but if you go through a third party it's just standard EE with capped data speeds.
Worth looking into, maybe EE directly is worth a few quid more a month if you prefer the EE extra services.
K0YS to Mimlloyd
6 Apr 164#10
Nope. I had a contract with them a few years back. You just upload the bill and get a cheque back in the post within a couple of weeks.
karlie88 to samtman
6 Apr 164#3
Online or via snail mail.
karlie88
6 Apr 163#1
Voted hot - although tempted to hold off until a sub £10/month deal appears. :laughing:
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karlie88
6 Apr 163#1
Voted hot - although tempted to hold off until a sub £10/month deal appears. :laughing:
the porter to karlie88
6 Apr 161#5
Hopefully a cashback war will now break out
samtman
6 Apr 161#2
According to the terms the bills have to be sent in to claim back the money.
karlie88 to samtman
6 Apr 164#3
Online or via snail mail.
mmurdoch to samtman
6 Apr 16#4
Does anyone still receive paper bills these days
Looks bang on deal tho shame not EE Extra for free holiday calls and texts.
Id pay £20.00 for it tbh. One of the best sim only deals ive seen for EE.
Hot from me
cheekyfrazzleboi to samtman
7 Apr 16#44
They do but it's very easy, they have an online form within your account - just upload a copy of the relevant bill, fill in a few fields and done :smiley:
bhaisab
6 Apr 16#6
is the first month £34.99, like the other similar deals listed?
andreasuk to bhaisab
7 Apr 16#30
probably yes
patg2005 to bhaisab
7 Apr 16#43
Because some people are trying to find good deals to share at a rate higher than 1 in 4 years!
gooner786
6 Apr 161#7
Why are these deals being posted like a million times.
vassy201187 to gooner786
6 Apr 161#13
Different sellers
ryanbower94
6 Apr 1611#8
Hi guys. My friend works at EE and he's pointed out if you go direct with EE with this tariff you get EE extra, but if you go through a third party it's just standard EE with capped data speeds.
Worth looking into, maybe EE directly is worth a few quid more a month if you prefer the EE extra services.
K0YS to ryanbower94
6 Apr 16#11
I never actually thought of the double speed thing before regarding all these cashback deals. They don't mention on their site either.
I can't find any mention of the first money etc being full price like it's mentioned on other sites.
wipeout to ryanbower94
6 Apr 16#19
What speed is the data capped at?
bojangles to ryanbower94
7 Apr 16#63
BS - Im with 3rd party & got EE Extra which I used in Bulgaria last month
Al18 to ryanbower94
7 Apr 16#71
What about other 3rd party sites like MPD which state the sim is EE Extra?
Mimlloyd
6 Apr 16#9
is it a load of hassle getting your cashback from these bill redemption schemes? Do they drag their feet sending the money? I'm tempted but not if I have to fight to get the cash back.
K0YS to Mimlloyd
6 Apr 164#10
Nope. I had a contract with them a few years back. You just upload the bill and get a cheque back in the post within a couple of weeks.
Begize to Mimlloyd
6 Apr 162#17
No, I used Mobiles.co.uk, part of the same group, for my last contract and it's dead easy to claim. Get the bill as a PDF file from the EE site, upload it to the resellers site, they email you within 24 hours to say it's all OK and the cheque arrives a few weeks later. They make it clear on the website what date bills you need to upload and usually give you a 60 day window for each one.
Only issue I had was one of my cheques was due just after the last Carphone Warehouse data breach, took about a month to arrive.
I would point out Carphone Warehouse have a shocking record for data protection, having had at least two major data breaches in the last 2 years. Personally I would be very wary about them having my financial details as they didn't seem to learn any lessons from the first one.
kelar
6 Apr 161#12
I was t mobile but EE took over so does that mean I'm an existing EE customer
hamzii786 to kelar
6 Apr 16#14
Yes
nublets2k
6 Apr 161#15
The MPD version was advertised as having double speed 4G, and it includes EU roaming so surely it's EE Extra?
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never had any problems with cashback with e2save (part of carphone warehouse group)
possible £5 quidco also
Top comments
Worth looking into, maybe EE directly is worth a few quid more a month if you prefer the EE extra services.
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Looks bang on deal tho shame not EE Extra for free holiday calls and texts.
Id pay £20.00 for it tbh. One of the best sim only deals ive seen for EE.
Hot from me
Worth looking into, maybe EE directly is worth a few quid more a month if you prefer the EE extra services.
I can't find any mention of the first money etc being full price like it's mentioned on other sites.
Only issue I had was one of my cheques was due just after the last Carphone Warehouse data breach, took about a month to arrive.
I would point out Carphone Warehouse have a shocking record for data protection, having had at least two major data breaches in the last 2 years. Personally I would be very wary about them having my financial details as they didn't seem to learn any lessons from the first one.
The MPD version was advertised as having double speed 4G, and it includes EU roaming so surely it's EE Extra?