"Alternatively, you can submit an online version of your bill via your My Account area by clicking here."
Why not just use their online uploader like everyone else? :sunglasses:

Arnold, I understand that, you seem to be to busy going around the world and Mars killing people and predators.

Having previously been on a cashback e2save deal, cashback is so unbelievably easy that a toddler could do it.

e2save tell you the months to submit your bill for cashback. Simply wait for that month's bill, download the pdf from the provider's website, upload it to e2save and wait for the cheque to arrive. You get 60 days to submit the bill and they will email you if there is an issue.

On the previous deal I did this 5 times over a year, it took about 20 minutes total to do and I got £120 in return. Bang tidy.

No you don't.

No collating. Done online.

​Exactly what i meant

I believe so, I read it somewhere on their website. Can anyone else confirm?

nope, click the i on the tarriff list to see

does anyone know if calls to 0844, 0845 are included?

No, you pay 16.99 each month

Too much hassle? Download bill, upload bill - all of 5 mins x 5. If you don't think this is worth it then this deal is not for you, For those willing to spend 25 mins if that over a year to save £150 this is an excellent deal. That is an excellent hourly rate of pay :sunglasses:

Have a guess :confused:

Yes ,i got 3 of them for the family and got a free signal box from EE too, happy days.

I just downloaded the bt sport app for my windows 10 pc and it works on that and as my pc is also connected to my tv via hdmi I can watch it in my tv as well. Happy days

good deal, sadly I'm still 6 months away from the end of my EE SIMO contract (4GB 4G / UNLIMITED MINS £8.99 A Month)..

good deal but sounds like to much hassle as if life ain't busy enough.

I ordered via e2save on 9th March. I am yet to receive the SIM card as of today and customer service said it was sent on 15th (8 days ago). I had to ring up EE to get a replacement SIM. Hopefully it'll be smoother after this hiccup.

​You can do screen mirroring. I cast from my galaxy note 4 to Samsung TV. it's a little bit choppy but perfectly watchable.

The only thing stopping me getting on this is their reviews on Trust Pilot and the like.

Safari and chrome both faled to get beyond the payment stage
Firefox finally worked. I suggest you try that and disable any addblocker that you may have

Great for people who have nothing better to do in life, but otherwise cold.

Did you click on the EE sim deal or the other £15 one?

Where to cash those cheques?

cold as it's e2save! Sorry if good deal but they are rubbish company...mess everything up and complicate everything!

Just ordered this. Order confirmation says EE 4G Max iPhone £16.99 7GB SIM Only 12m. Anyone know why it says iPhone?

is it possible to get two of these? and I guess i'll have to port to another provider and back again? (I'm currently on ee)

You can only watch it through the BT sport app

Is tethering allowed on this?

Cool then SG , if your Tv is a smart one, go to the BT website on it , right?

Well done. Have you tried ? Was told you can cast to a TV ? Mirror cast wouldn't work? Guess also depends how new your Tv is , maybe using a USB lead ?

redemption = cold

just my own opinion based on personal experience

This is from the EE website

Viewing content on the BT Sport website

You can login to the BT Sport website using your BT ID and password, but you won’t be able to view premium video content. This is because your subscription is for the BT Sport app only.

Do you have BT broadband or Virgin TV or anything else that gives you access to BT sport on a laptop

40 mins to request PAC code from Three, just had a confirmation that my order went through + Quidco tracked at £15. Unless something goes wrong, making it £3.25/month + the BT Sport and Apple Music 6 months free = HOT.

Thanks, A

Should i go for this deal or mobiles.co.uk thanks

I'm still unsure if I have to move my current EE payg number to another provider....then back again to EE whilst getting PAC codes as I go!? Can't they just switch the number over from their end??

​Thats incorrect, I have BT Sport through EE on my phone contract. I can easily log on to BT Sport and watch on my laptop

I am already with EE. My Contract is ending on 6th April. Can I change to this contract??

Have some heat, coming to the end of my EE 20GB £19.99 less redemption contract. Only problem going with this offer is I have to port my number from EE to another network (PAYG in this case) and then back again, worth the effort for this. I have just set up cash back reminders on my google calendar for 1.7.17 and every 2 months and also a cancel contract reminder for 24march 2018. 10 minutes of faffing, 10 minutes 5 times a year for cashback, job done. THANKS OP

Many thanks. Sacked three off (they wanted £19 a month). Three have been pretty good tbf. but at 4.50 they can't compete. Signed up and sim comes on Sunday.

Cashback redemption schemes on mobiles becoming popular again? Sounds like we must be about two or three years away from another credit crunch. Okay maybe not until we go back to those heady days of 2005.

Sorry but you're garbage

Thanks for that info as I was only interested in the BT Sport. Don't think I'll go for it now

I saw this on the other thread and was more than happy to pay the £4.50 plus £5 to get BT sport after the initial 3 month free period but if what you are saying is true and BT sport is free for the entire 12 months, for me, this is amazing!

What! MotoGP and UFC including the main events - BT sport is brilliant.

Thanks

BT sports has some good matches on

Cheers op,missed last time

I shouldn't think so. I transfered my number from a NVMO of vodafone to vodafone a year ago without any issue.

funnily enough after having the same issues with e2save, i've gone through mobiles.co.uk and quelle surprise it's gone through fine..

I have seen more complicated cashback deals. They are still designed to trip one up.

had the same problem with e2save today. I got my dob wrong because the column didn't show all 4 digits. I phoned them and corrected it, yet I still got turned down. I also got the same 'lying little turd' who told me he'd manually correct it and then call back. Just got a rejection email about 45 minutes later. Bunch of shysters

Is there any problem transferring a number currently with a VMNP who use the EE network? I'm currently with BT, but this seems like a great offer.

Does anyone have a link to info on roaming with this deal? Curious whether it works in US

I did this deal yesterday went to about minus 79.

Someone does today goes to plus hot 330 ????

The poster previously said that they have the PAC code from their previous mobile provider so that doesn't sound to me that they are currently with EE

Why do o2 network not do anything like this

EE signal is poor in my area, can not get a signal at my work place there map says.

Had similar situation, declined by Mobiles.co.uk for no apparent reason (same company as e2save, same staff, same everything).
I checked my bank and they had made at least 4 to my knowledge debits of the 1p charge they make for the order. A woman on customer service said I was declined with the error code "credit check credits exceeds credit check allowance".

It took 5 calls to even get any information of why my order hadn't been processed and finally just before it was declined a lying little turd who I spoke to chatted me up to make me think he was going to get it all resolved and to expect an email in an hour after he "manually sorted it with EE".

2 hours later, no call, but a stock email to say I had failed a credit check.


...That afternoon I signed up with e2save and was accepted and my order dispatched 2 hours later.

​they won't transfer it over.
you have to transfer to a different provider and transfer it back

I tried to do this deal other week, they applied to EE who then did a credit check, but the credit check got hung up because my address wasn't a perfect match (some co's like the word flat in the address, some apartment..), so instead of ringing me to sort it out, they applied 7 MORE TIMES... They did 8 applications total through EE, 5 of which meant EE did a hard search on my credit file. So now I have 5 hard searches on my file for the next 2 years because of e2s and EE (they both blame the other). I also can't get a contract with EE for the next 3 months because it'll be flagged as fraud one of their customer reps told me, not that I will be applying again though, just stick with Giffgaff I think.

Cheers!

How much cash back has been tracked for anybody from either Quidco or TopCashback?

Exact same deal on mobiles.co.uk which has been running for a couple of weeks now:
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/ee-sim-only-deal-7gb-data-unlimited-mins-text-16-99-month-4-50-redemption-203-88-2637068

Got one with mobiles.co.uk who are same company. Fantastic deal. Shows up as £26.99 on EE online account but theres £10 discount making it £16.99. £4.50 after redemption. Ive been woth mobiles.co.uk for past year. No problens at all as long as you submit bills within 60days of bill date. I did mine online and always accepted.

Yes you can

Does it say free subscription or does it just say subscription lol ?

Yeah I've just logged on again (only activated sim this morning) and something's definitely changed my BT sport now doesn't say 3 months it just says subscription and where I had free Apple Music for 6 months adding that selection has now disappeared.

Neither bothers me as I don't use BT sports or Apple Music , I just wanted a cheap phone deal.

4GEE Max is subscription for length of the contract, see https://shop.ee.co.uk/price-plans/paymonthly

If you got 3 months then you didn't get a 4GEE Max plan, otherwise you should call EE to sort it out.

Good, but too much hassle for me.

I did the mobiles.co.uk equivalent of this deal and my BT sport is just for 3 months.

I recently got this deal and I can confirm it includes 12 months BT Sport and 6 months Apple Music.
The BT sport can only be watched on the device that the SIM card is in and can't be watched or cast to a TV

hi guys i am traveling to germany next week do you think i can get sim by then? currently on virgin

any idea how long this offer is going on for.

thanks

This is a good deal. I have a Vodafone deal through e2save and you just upload statement on the online portal and they send out cheque few weeks later.

Many thanks for the swift response.

Just in the process of ordering this deal online right now, how do I keep my existing phone number? I already have the PAC code from my existing mobile provider.

​By investing the money. £16.99 is what e2 charges but they probably only get charged around £10 from ee, and then use the difference to fund investments/pay back people on previous contracts.

Thanks, how best to port my existing number over?

Having previously been on a cashback e2save deal, cashback is so unbelievably easy that a toddler could do it.

e2save tell you the months to submit your bill for cashback. Simply wait for that month's bill, download the pdf from the provider's website, upload it to e2save and wait for the cheque to arrive. You get 60 days to submit the bill and they will email you if there is an issue.

On the previous deal I did this 5 times over a year, it took about 20 minutes total to do and I got £120 in return. Bang tidy.

Could some one kindly clarify if you send all twelve bills or only the specific 5?

How do these other companies make money on them deals? Why don't EE just drop there prices and give everyone a good deal?

BT sport sucks

EE called me yesterday to for being such a loyal customer to offer me 20gb data, unlimited mins and text for £16.99.
Robbing ***** must think ppl are stupid.

Troll much?

And then directly below, in the same t and cs, it says

"Alternatively, you can submit an online version of your bill via your My Account area by clicking here."

There are atleast 2 more threads on this with tonnes of info for the benefit of others - please read through -:smiley:

wow. any texts in this? assume not.

​it states it needs to be posted in the t and cs

Excellent deal indeed! Just a week before my 3 contract is up :smile:

i done this and it was a right pain. you have to collate your bills every 3 months then post them to get your cashback. i honestly couldnt be bothered with all that hassle

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Can you tether with these? im thinking of getting one for my tablet/mifi device.

This is my first bill from EE when I took out the offer when it was last on, note "BT Sport free access". Charges show £14.16 + VAT = £16.99:

Where does it say you get BT Sport? There is no mention of this on the E2Save site.

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