Cashback Does Not Add Up

[HairyCornflake]

This offer states "12 month's free on a 12 month contract". However, you just need to do monthly l/r x 12 to see that it obviously doesn't.

In these circumstances, is it 12 month's free or is the buyer supposed to load Excel? Does the buyer get the 12 month free or L/R x 12 months?

(and while we're on it - any good asp 2 hosters that allow high trust....)?

[limboInternet]

the £367 cashback it states is only 10 and a bit months free, so its not 12 months free, so if you dont get 12 months free as the offer states then it is false advertising and illegal, so if youre taking out the offer, it should be 12 months free as thats what youve signed up for and legally you could take them to court and win if you dont get 12 months completely free.(unless youve gone over the free minutes and texts then you would have to pay that)

[drivetowin]

There appear to be lots of areas on that site where they don't seem to have taken too much care over the content - if you click for details of the LG U880 it says "Available in three colours - black, silver"

So what's the third colour then?

[HairyCornflake]

So what's the third colour then?

Stealth Silver of course

I didn't notice these at first. However, after spending a day and a half macro crunchin, it appears I have literally dozens of these 'ambiguous' offers...

[H001]

its the old saying if its too good to be true, it probably is

On the hosting front I don't know too much about asp (linux guy myself) but I'll find out if ehosting allows high trust.

[dialtosave]

3 charge half price line rental for the first 3 months, so you only pay them £17.50 a month for those 3 months. Then you pay £35 a month.

Total of £367.50 over 12 months

And Vodafone cashback works the same way.

Coolnewmobile aren't perfect, but they've got their sums right

No need for court ;-)