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There is a nice deal on offer at the moment for anyone who isn't too fashion conscious about the kind of phone they use. E2save.com are currently offering a Nokia 1650 Blue on an 18 month Vodafone contract, with 17 months free by redemption. The contract gives you 300 cross network anytime minutes and "unlimited" texts (ie. 3000 a month) for the effective cost of £1.67 a month. ;)

http://www.e2save.com/contract-phone/Nokia+1650+Blue/7/1650

Looks a good find Graham.  Thanks.    :)

Graham To make this contract in profit, go through quidco and you will get £45 cashback wich will effectively put some money in your account!!

18 X 1.67 = 30.06

Quidco - total you have paid / will pay

45 - 30.06= £14.94!!

so thats £14.94 profit

Very good point, Goodman. Thanks for that advice! :)

I have now received a message from Graham saying that he has revised his opinion of the quidco cashback offer. :o

Topcashback (http://www.topcashback.co.uk/Search/Merchants/e2save) are now offering a £50 cashback credit for taking out an e2save contract, which makes the deal he posted even sweeter !       ;D

The original offer he posted is still available (http://www.e2save.com/contract-phone/Nokia+1650+Blue/7/1650), so the deal is now 17 months free, on the 18 month contract with Vodafone giving 300 X-net minutes plus 'unlimited' texts ( F.U.P. 3000 SMS ), but the £30 payable in the final month is more than covered by the £50 cashback: in fact it leaves you £20 in hand !        :D

Note too, quidco take a charge of the first £5 of earnings in your account each year, whereas I am told that you get a full payout from Topcashback.        ;)

Hi,

 Any idea whats the limit for unlimited texts on T-mobile. On e2 save I have seen a sim only monthly contract with 1400 mints and unlimited texts which will be effectively free after cashback.


Can anybody help.

JK

I have searched for this on www.t-mobile.co.uk, but I can't see the FUP defined for unlimited texts.        ::)

I would suggest that you use their online chat facility to ask - except that I find them very unknowledgeable, and it often seems that they tell you what they think you want to hear - in an attempt to make a sale to you !        ???

I guess your best bet would be to find someone already on such a tariff, and ask them.        ;)

Any members here able to help by telling Joby ?        :-\

I am using the T-mobiles unlimited text bundle for £9 this month on pay as you go and I can say  thats I have crossed more than 6000 txt so far!!

Hi all,

 Thanks for the valuble information.

Jk

thank you for mentioning topcashback, mobaholic