I've never had an issue with e2save in the past 4 years. Just got another deal of £7.50 for 500 minutes, unlimited texts and 15GB data (after redemption)

Redemption is easy, just set yourself a reminder for the dates required and then save the PDF bill and forward on to e2save. Always been quick and easy.

I have just canceled after reading the reviews.

I have just canceled after reading the reviews.

seems a great deal - other than having to do the redemption (which you just need to be organised with) whats the catch?!

E2save is good but vodafone is naff.i've still got an ongoing dispute from 15 months ago.customer service is non existent.made more than 50 calls to them but now I've gave up.

I think the biggest problem is the network. Poor coverage in so many places on Vodafone. Can't wait to ditch them.

I tried redemption deals with mobiles.co.uk for the first time last year, setting it up was a faff because I transferred my number so when the bill came with my number, it didn't match the original number on their system and cashback got rejected.

Had to go to the Carphone Warehouse to get it sorted.

Would I have the same problem with e2save?

I think they put these hurdles in place to deter people from redeeming.

Vodafone reception is the best around where I work and it's OK at home too. But you need to BEWARE of Vodafone customer services. The negative comments you see everywhere are true - they are atrocious!

I know this because I signed up for a couple of the e2save Vodafone 15GB for £7.50 SIMs at the beginning of the month. The "Keep my number" web PAC process worked with one of the SIMs, but not with the other one. They tried again FIVE times over two weeks through live chats, each time saying it would definitely be fixed. Then I dialled the "formal complaints" number and spoke to someone in the "Resolutions team". He reassured me it would be fixed, and apparently credited my account with a month's line rental, and apparently corrected the monthly line rental because e2save hadn't set my accounts up correctly, so I was overcharged in the first month. That was nearly a week ago, and I'm still using my old T-mobile SIM because the number STILL hasn't been transferred! And I see no record of any refunds or corrections on my accounts when viewed online - it still shows the overcharging amount as before. So I'm suspecting the guy in the "resolutions team" may be as powerless to help as the other five front-line guys I chatted with. I'm bracing myself for another half-hour complaint call when I have time.

So, if you're feeling lucky, go ahead and try Vodafone!

With mobiles.co.uk it's a simple case of changing your number online on their website to enable cashbook to still work. I suspect it would be the same with e2save

Good deal. This or Three, decisions decisions.