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Bypass - 25 Nov 2006 21:05 GMT

I know there's been a few exchanges on this subject in the recent past.
Just posting to let folks know that, today, I've received a cheque
less than three weeks after submitting the claim. Only one cheque so
far though, from E2Save themselves :-(

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Ron - 25 Nov 2006 21:41 GMT

>I know there's been a few exchanges on this subject in the recent past.
>Just posting to let folks know that, today, I've received a cheque less
>than three weeks after submitting the claim. Only one cheque so far
>though, from E2Save themselves :-(

If that was part of the agreement you have with them, why is it of any
interest to anyone else?
I'm really made up for you and will sleep far better tonight.
Cashback is a mugs game, there is no guarantee that the company will be
around in 12months.

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Bypass - 25 Nov 2006 22:29 GMT

> Cashback is a mugs game, there is no guarantee that the company will be
> around in 12months.

Yawn...

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guv - 26 Nov 2006 09:50 GMT

>>I know there's been a few exchanges on this subject in the recent past.
>>Just posting to let folks know that, today, I've received a cheque less
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>If that was part of the agreement you have with them, why is it of any
>interest to anyone else?

Why do you think it wouldn't be?

>I'm really made up for you and will sleep far better tonight.

Why would anyone be interested in your sleeping ability?

>Cashback is a mugs game, there is no guarantee that the company will be
>around in 12months.

Yawn. For the past 4 years, I must be a mug to get free phones and
contracts that cost me virtually zilch.

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Norman - 26 Nov 2006 14:54 GMT

>>>I know there's been a few exchanges on this subject in the recent past.
>>>Just posting to let folks know that, today, I've received a cheque less
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> Yawn. For the past 4 years, I must be a mug to get free phones and
> contracts that cost me virtually zilch.

Indeed. With Quidco cashback and me selling various phones on ebay, I have
saved a small fortune over the last few years, whos the mug letting the
retailer keep all the commision then?

Norman

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seeeker - 26 Nov 2006 15:31 GMT

> >>>I know there's been a few exchanges on this subject in the recent past.
> >>>Just posting to let folks know that, today, I've received a cheque less
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Ditto - defininitely a mugs game getting free phones and airtime, only
for the organised and disciplined though has to be said.

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