New 12 month cashback deals from E2SAVE for EE SIM Only plans
1GB, 1000 mins, unlimited texts for £5.50/month (£15.99 before cashback) 2GB, 1000 mins, unlimited texts for £6/month (£17.99 before cashback) 3GB, unlimited mins, unlimited texts for £7/month (£19.99 before cashback) 5GB, unlimited mins, unlimited texts for £9.50/month (£23.99 before cashback)
Cashback claims have to be made on months 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12.
Not as good as previous deals, but makes EE's steep prices a bit more stomachable...
Currently on an E2SAVE EE deal at the moment myself, and the cashback claim process is pretty simple. You can download your bill from EE as PDF and just submit it to E2SAVE when the time is right.
Latest comments (24)
tuziol84
17 Sep 17#24
Also £10.50 cashback via TCB
saltedcrisps
24 Aug 17#23
Now expired.
alex_uk
23 Aug 17#22
Compare to Plusnet I find that EE customer service is better and picking up phone without waiting for 3 hours and speed of EE is better that Plusnet even though that it's the same network. +1 for EE
thebox
23 Aug 17#21
Will you definitely get the cashback if you follow everything? I'm a bit wary.
scoobysnax
15 Aug 17#15
Hi folks, can anyone confirm if i take one of these out will i still be able to use a friend's family discount on it? Or, if taking out home broadband with EE, will i still get the extra 5GB on phone data?
I kind of assume not as cashback co would see the additional items on the bill, then use that as a reason not to pay out possibly? Currently on similar vodafone contract and looking to move to EE (signal issues at hew house)
Thanks for any info! :sunglasses:
*EDIT - just thought about what i was asking! I suppose I'm just asking if the additional 5GB would be added by EE. Friends and family wouldn't make a difference as it's cashback from e2 save etc.
thomvog to scoobysnax
23 Aug 17#20
I can't give a direct answer. But I got a retention deal with EE for the 5GB per month and unlimited text and calls by referring to the PlusNet offer. Technically I am on the 23.99 deal, but I have loyalty discounts of in total £ 14. With this solution I can claim via our EE Broadband the additional 5 GB allowance.
padamowicz93
23 Aug 17#19
They will payout like they paid out when I took their broadband!!! Yeah right. Suckers.
kiish
23 Aug 17#18
Im just finishing my Vodafone e2save deal not using them again as getting cheques is a little hassle/annoying. Can't believe they won't just send it via bank transfer like mobilephonesdirect
Other then that no issues at all.
sydney871
17 Aug 17#17
Anyone knows when this deal expires?
Mannyx
15 Aug 17#16
Any idea which EE 4G plan you get with this deal? Is it the 4G essential or 4G max? I don't see it being mentioned anywhere on E2SAVE or mobiles.co.uk sites.
zed2000
15 Aug 17#12
Im getting 4g ut um for 11. 00 with vodaphone with out the hassel of cashback is that good thanks
mtuk1 to zed2000
15 Aug 17#14
Wha?
deany76
15 Aug 17#13
You've always got to look ahead and remember wht the cost will be after month 12. I know a lot of people wont shop around after then and 'normal prices are extortionate.
Anon
14 Aug 17#11
If you are planning to take out one of these deals make sure you read the T&Cs on the suppliers website and are clear that you are paying out up front and need to remember to claim (easy enough, put the dates on your calendar as reminders).
Remember Quidco or TopCashback for £10/£10.50 cashback too.
jag18272
14 Aug 17#7
what bill do you need to send? bank statement or like email bill or what? thanks (probably a stupid question lol).
holeymoley18 to jag18272
14 Aug 17#8
Log onto EE, download your bill, log onto E2Save account and then upload the bill to them. Takes minutes .... as long as you remember when it's due. Just put it in your diary.
jag18272 to holeymoley18
14 Aug 17#9
thanks so you don't need to it to their PO Box etc?
jh787 to jag18272
14 Aug 17#10
Download pdf bill from your provider online. Send it to E2save via your online e2save account. Job done.
You can also send screenshots as JPEG images.
If you're really old fashioned they can be posted to them via snail mail.
S-360
14 Aug 17#6
Get a plusnet sim without cash back hassle
zed2000
14 Aug 17#5
Thanks
jh787
14 Aug 17#4
Been getting paid without fail for 10+ years... I started in the days when we had to physically post the bills. Never been refused a payment.
zed2000
14 Aug 17#3
Hi Did u gt paid out
DanB89
14 Aug 17#2
Agreed deals not quite as good, but brings it to a more reasonable level on par with other operators
Am also currently on an EE cashback deal with mobiles.co.uk. Second bill submitted just yesterday actually but easy to do. Had a bit of an issue with their new site but support fixed it a few hours later and all done
bixbarton
14 Aug 17#1
New 12 month cashback deals from E2SAVE for EE SIM Only plans
1GB, 1000 mins, unlimited texts for £5.50/month (£15.99 before cashback) 2GB, 1000 mins, unlimited texts for £6/month (£17.99 before cashback) 3GB, unlimited mins, unlimited texts for £7/month (£19.99 before cashback) 5GB, unlimited mins, unlimited texts for £9.50/month (£23.99 before cashback)
Cashback claims have to be made on months 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12.
Not as good as previous deals, but makes EE's steep prices a bit more stomachable...
Currently on an E2SAVE EE deal at the moment myself, and the cashback claim process is pretty simple. You can download your bill from EE as PDF and just submit it to E2SAVE when the time is right.
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1GB, 1000 mins, unlimited texts for £5.50/month (£15.99 before cashback)
2GB, 1000 mins, unlimited texts for £6/month (£17.99 before cashback)
3GB, unlimited mins, unlimited texts for £7/month (£19.99 before cashback)
5GB, unlimited mins, unlimited texts for £9.50/month (£23.99 before cashback)
Cashback claims have to be made on months 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12.
Not as good as previous deals, but makes EE's steep prices a bit more stomachable...
Currently on an E2SAVE EE deal at the moment myself, and the cashback claim process is pretty simple. You can download your bill from EE as PDF and just submit it to E2SAVE when the time is right.
Latest comments (24)
Or, if taking out home broadband with EE, will i still get the extra 5GB on phone data?
I kind of assume not as cashback co would see the additional items on the bill, then use that as a reason not to pay out possibly?
Currently on similar vodafone contract and looking to move to EE (signal issues at hew house)
Thanks for any info! :sunglasses:
*EDIT - just thought about what i was asking! I suppose I'm just asking if the additional 5GB would be added by EE. Friends and family wouldn't make a difference as it's cashback from e2 save etc.
Other then that no issues at all.
I know a lot of people wont shop around after then and 'normal prices are extortionate.
Same deals on Mobiles.co.uk too.
Remember Quidco or TopCashback for £10/£10.50 cashback too.
Send it to E2save via your online e2save account.
Job done.
You can also send screenshots as JPEG images.
If you're really old fashioned they can be posted to them via snail mail.
I started in the days when we had to physically post the bills. Never been refused a payment.
Am also currently on an EE cashback deal with mobiles.co.uk. Second bill submitted just yesterday actually but easy to do. Had a bit of an issue with their new site but support fixed it a few hours later and all done
1GB, 1000 mins, unlimited texts for £5.50/month (£15.99 before cashback)
2GB, 1000 mins, unlimited texts for £6/month (£17.99 before cashback)
3GB, unlimited mins, unlimited texts for £7/month (£19.99 before cashback)
5GB, unlimited mins, unlimited texts for £9.50/month (£23.99 before cashback)
Cashback claims have to be made on months 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12.
Not as good as previous deals, but makes EE's steep prices a bit more stomachable...
Currently on an E2SAVE EE deal at the moment myself, and the cashback claim process is pretty simple. You can download your bill from EE as PDF and just submit it to E2SAVE when the time is right.