>> Up till now I have had no problems with cashbacks.
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pjlusenet@yahoo.co.uk wrote in news:m85tp2lah0b5vnaf5alfpd84v1n0fqjhlu@
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> Thanks for the feedback folks.
> We are not alone.
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> TTFN
Ah, yes. They told me that when I called about another cashback matter,
said I must use the example and not logic. My month of purchase was June,
my 4th Bill was actually October as my 1st was in July but the example says
September. So I sent the September bill in and got my cashback. Not
complaining as I got it a month early.
I have found e2save CS reasonably helpful. There was some mishap when I
placed my initial order for a Moto L7. Should have had a £20 intro cheque
plus cashback plus 6 months billed at half price. Had none of these, got
the half price sorted relatively quickly but still didn't receive my £20
intro. Called up, was told initially that the L7 was not on a cashback
scheme at the time and I was not eligible. I simply read out my order
confirmation and cashback email I received with the initial order and the
advisor went away for a couple of minutes and came back with an "ok, we
have made a mistake". No arguments, £20 came through quickly and my first
cashback claim was paid in good time.
Word of warning though - if I hadn't telephoned to chase the £20 it is a
strong likeliehood that the cashback claim would have been rejected as the
account was not set up for cashback.
pjlusenet@yahoo.co.uk - 26 Jan 2007 09:06 GMT
>pjlusenet@yahoo.co.uk wrote in news:m85tp2lah0b5vnaf5alfpd84v1n0fqjhlu@
>4ax.com:
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>strong likeliehood that the cashback claim would have been rejected as the
>account was not set up for cashback.
For info.
I went to the carphonewarehouse web-site and used their 'contact us'
page to email the CEO Office (since e2save are part of CPW).
I got a txt msg the next day apologising for the cashback rejection
and saying they would send a cheque.
(here's hoping it turns up!)
Much easier than waiting in their phone queue for half an hour.
pjlusenet@yahoo.co.uk - 30 Jan 2007 17:38 GMT
>>pjlusenet@yahoo.co.uk wrote in news:m85tp2lah0b5vnaf5alfpd84v1n0fqjhlu@
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>Much easier than waiting in their phone queue for half an hour.
Just to compete the tale - my cheque turned up (about 2 weeks after
I'd complained)