anyone used www.3g.co.uk for cashback?

Anyone used www.3g.co.uk for cashback? Any problems,

Would prefer to use e2save or osps, for a Blackberry 8100, with webnwalk,
(and need compulsory instant email), but the price difference is
substantial.

I would have used T-Mobile direct last month (i.e they were offering £5.00
off line rental) - but this offer has since ended.

Bob wrote:
> Anyone used www.3g.co.uk for cashback? Any problems,
>
> Would prefer to use e2save or osps, for a Blackberry 8100, with webnwalk,
> (and need compulsory instant email), but the price difference is
> substantial.
>
> I would have used T-Mobile direct last month (i.e they were offering £5.00
> off line rental) - but this offer has since ended.
>

It's actually just a white label version of www.mobiles.co.uk and all
cashback is payable by mobiles.co.uk. So, your question should really be
"is mobiles.co.uk reliable?".

HtH
Reestit Mutton
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On 21 Feb, 13:52, Reestit Mutton <NOB...@NOWHERE.IN.PARTICULAR> wrote:
> Bob wrote:
> > Anyone usedwww.3g.co.ukfor cashback? Any problems,
>
> > Would prefer to use e2save or osps, for a Blackberry 8100, with webnwalk,
> > (and need compulsory instant email), but the price difference is
> > substantial.
>
> > I would have used T-Mobile direct last month (i.e they were offering £5.00
> > off line rental) - but this offer has since ended.
>
> It's actually just a white label version ofwww.mobiles.co.ukand all
> cashback is payable by mobiles.co.uk. So, your question should really be
> "is mobiles.co.uk reliable?".

The lead feature on www.mobilenewscwp.co.uk this month is about
www.mobiles.co.uk

Might be worth a read.

(Incidentally I have taken out many cashback deals: The Link, CPW and
OSPS have always paid me; however e2save have unilaterally changed the
use of the English language and, despite my sending in '4th bill' as
requested, have refused to pay me, saying that '4th bill' can
sometimes mean '3rd bill'. If I could be bothered, I'd take it to the
Small Claims Court, but overall I'm quids in as The Link sometimes
send me too many cheques!).

Regards

Simon Clark
Business Telecoms

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On 21 Feb, 13:52, Reestit Mutton <NOB...@NOWHERE.IN.PARTICULAR> wrote:
> Bob wrote:
> > Anyone usedwww.3g.co.ukfor cashback? Any problems,
>
> > Would prefer to use e2save or osps, for a Blackberry 8100, with
> > webnwalk,
> > (and need compulsory instant email), but the price difference is
> > substantial.
>
> > I would have used T-Mobile direct last month (i.e they were offering
> > £5.00
> > off line rental) - but this offer has since ended.
>
> It's actually just a white label version ofwww.mobiles.co.ukand all
> cashback is payable by mobiles.co.uk. So, your question should really be
> "is mobiles.co.uk reliable?".

The lead feature on www.mobilenewscwp.co.uk this month is about
www.mobiles.co.uk

Might be worth a read.

(Incidentally I have taken out many cashback deals: The Link, CPW and
OSPS have always paid me; however e2save have unilaterally changed the
use of the English language and, despite my sending in '4th bill' as
requested, have refused to pay me, saying that '4th bill' can
sometimes mean '3rd bill'. If I could be bothered, I'd take it to the
Small Claims Court, but overall I'm quids in as The Link sometimes
send me too many cheques!).

Regards

Simon Clark
Business Telecoms

Scan the document in so we can all have a laugh. I would love to see where
they put the 4th bill can sometimes mean the 3rd.
If that was true then you would sue them.

> (Incidentally I have taken out many cashback deals: The Link, CPW and
> OSPS have always paid me; however e2save have unilaterally changed the
> use of the English language and, despite my sending in '4th bill' as
> requested, have refused to pay me, saying that '4th bill' can
> sometimes mean '3rd bill'. If I could be bothered, I'd take it to the
> Small Claims Court, but overall I'm quids in as The Link sometimes
> send me too many cheques!).
>
> Regards
>
> Simon Clark
> Business Telecoms
>
> Scan the document in so we can all have a laugh. I would love to see
> where they put the 4th bill can sometimes mean the 3rd.
> If that was true then you would sue them.

He's right. e2save have (or had) contradictory terms, where the leaflet
requests the '4th monthly airtime bill', but the chart on the back states
(for example) that if the month of purchase is March, the June bill should
be sent in.

That's fine unless - as happened to us - Orange send the first bill in
April, so the fourth bill would be July, not June.

Benedict.