Referral Plug · The blog
Reviews and walkthroughs.
First-hand write-ups of the UK referral schemes I’ve actually used, newest first.
Is the Proton free plan enough? I used 8% of it in three years
Proton7 minute readYes, for a personal inbox. I have been on Proton Mail’s free plan since July 2023, and in September 2026 it showed 0.04 GB used of 500 MB. That is 8% in three years and two months, and the remaining 0.46 GB lasts about 36 years at the same rate. Proton’s pricing page advertises the free plan as 1 GB and, in its own FAQ lower down the same page, says you start with 500 MB and earn the rest by completing a checklist. Two of that checklist’s four steps are Gmail migration. Storage is not the thing that will make you pay: no IMAP, no auto-reply, and a desktop app that stops after 14 days are.
Motorway fees: £29.99 to £99.99 to sell your car since May 2026
Motorway6 minute readYes, you pay Motorway to sell your car. Since 6 May 2026 it charges the seller a service fee of £29.99 to £99.99, tiered on your final sale price, VAT included, and free on anything under £1,000. The fee is only payable if the car sells. The exception is the optional £29.99 Promoted Listing Fee, which is charged before the auction and is not refunded if nobody bids. Motorway’s own fee page names no figures at all: the schedule is in its help centre. I sold a car on Motorway in 2023 and paid nothing, because none of this existed then.
October 2026 price cap: what actually changes on your bill
Octopus Energy7 minute readOfgem raises the energy price cap to £1,723 a year from 1 October 2026, up £60 on the quarter. That figure is not a cap on your bill and it is not your bill: it caps unit rates and standing charges for one household Ofgem invented. What the change does to your region, why switching supplier moves your bill far less than the headline implies, and the one part of a switch that is worth a fixed £50 whatever the cap does.
This energy supplier switching trick could save you £100
energy8 minute readYour gas and your electricity are two separate contracts on two separate meters, and nothing requires them to share a supplier. Six UK suppliers pay a full refer-a-friend reward for a single-fuel switch, so splitting your fuels across two of them collects £50 twice instead of £50 once. I run this setup: EDF for electricity, Octopus Energy for gas. Here’s the mechanism, the six suppliers it works with, the three it doesn’t, and what the second £50 actually costs you in admin.
THE OUT vs Turo, Avis Prestige and Sixt: who delivers to your door
THE OUT10 minute readEvery operator here will bring a premium car to your address, so delivery is not the thing that separates them. What separates them is who pays for it and what turns up. THE OUT delivers free across London Zones 1–5, select airports and Greater Birmingham. Avis Prestige delivers free within Kensington and Chelsea, one borough. Sixt charges by direct distance and books you a vehicle group rather than a make or model. Turo hosts set their own delivery fee and you pick the exact car. Hiyacar does not deliver at all: you go to the car and meet its owner.
What do reviewers say about THE OUT? Five reviews, none since 2022
THE OUT13 minute readFive publishers have reviewed THE OUT and the newest is from May 2022. They agree on the service and not on the money: the deposit they report runs £1,250 (Luxurious Magazine, 2020), £3,000 (The Week, August 2021), £5,000 (Forbes, four weeks later) and £2,000 to £4,000 (T3, 2022). THE OUT's own help centre now says £5,000 on every vehicle in the fleet. Customers rate it 4.8/5 from 1,836 Trustpilot reviews and 4.8/5 from 1,269 App Store ratings, and what they rate is the delivery rather than the car.
giffgaff Super Recruiter: what changes at your 15th recruit
giffgaff6 minute readgiffgaff switches you to a second reward scheme at 15 lifetime recruits, with no application and no opt-out. What the Super Recruiter tiers pay, what they stop paying, and why the £22 headline is for a job rather than a favour.
How much does THE OUT car hire cost? Every fee, sourced
THE OUT8 minute readTHE OUT quotes only in its app, so the prices in circulation for its car rental disagree by 4.5×. Skyscanner put the cheapest London day at £452 on 13 August 2026; JLR's 2019 launch rate of £195 is a floor, not a price. The number nobody quotes is bigger than either: THE OUT's own help centre puts a £5,000 deposit hold on every vehicle in its fleet. Here is each published figure, where it came from, and what the £50 referral code is worth against it.
Business bank account referral bonuses: Tide £100, Monzo £50
Tide7 minute readThree UK business accounts pay the new customer to open one: Tide (£100 in account credit after £500 of card spend), Monzo Business (£50 after one card payment) and Starling (£25, business and sole trader accounts included, untested). Incard pays the referrer £250 but pays you in cashback. Mettle, ANNA and Revolut Business pay a new business customer nothing.
UK rewards card points value 2026: what a point is really worth
banking13 minute readWe read the published redemption terms behind six UK rewards currencies and converted every one into pence per £1 spent. A Yonder point is guaranteed at 0.1p, a Membership Rewards point at 0.45p, a Nectar point and an Avios at 0.5p, and a Tesco Clubcard or John Lewis point at 1p. Multiply by each card's earn rate and the ranking inverts: the Amex Nectar card's 2 points per £1 guarantees 1p back, double what Yonder Full's 5 points per £1 guarantees. Full table, every rate sourced, plus the Amex transfer route Avios devalued to the price of a gift card.
InvestEngine cashback: £5 at TopCashback vs a £20–£200 bonus
InvestEngine6 minute readInvestEngine cashback pays £5 through TopCashback and nothing through Quidco. The refer-a-friend route pays a randomised £20 to £200, averages about £30 on InvestEngine's published odds, and TopCashback's terms say you can't take both.
Surfshark vs NordVPN: is the cheaper Nord-owned sibling worth it?
Surfshark8 minute readI have paid for both: £60 for two years of NordVPN in May 2018, and £48.28 for 27 months of Surfshark in August 2025. Nord wins on speed and on a server network roughly twice the size. Surfshark wins on devices, ease of use and price tier. Both have been Nord Security companies since 2022, so this is a choice between two products, not two providers.
How to redeem Yonder points for the most value (2026)
Yonder9 minute readThere are five ways to spend Yonder points and they are not close. The rewards catalogue has returned me 0.339p a point across four redemptions, and 0.4p at best. Experiences carry Yonder’s marketed ceiling of 2.5p, which I have never tested. Flights pay a flat 0.16p, Cathay takes 5 points per Asia Mile, and statement credit pays 0.1p. Cashing out is the only rate Yonder guarantees in writing and it gives up 71% of what the catalogue has paid me.
Is Surfshark worth it? A 4-year verdict, and what I paid
Surfshark8 minute readI've paid for Surfshark since May 2022, and on 1 August 2025 I paid £48.28 for another 27 months, about £1.79 a month. Who it suits, who should buy NordVPN instead, and the one setting that decides whether your UK services work while you're abroad.
Octopus Energy EV charger installation: cost, process and referral
Octopus Energy7 minute readWhat Octopus Energy charges to install a home EV charger (£1,029 for its own unit, standard installation included), the four chargers it fits, the photo-survey process, and why the £25 EV charger referral is a different scheme from the £50 energy one.
Yonder points value 2026: what are Yonder points really worth?
Yonder10 minute readA Yonder point is worth 0.1p cashed out, 0.16p against a flight, and 0.339p across my own four redemptions. Yonder markets “up to 2.5p”; its app and most UK reviews use 0.5p. So 10,000 Yonder points is £10 as statement credit, about £16 towards a flight, and about £34 at the rate I actually achieve. It is not £50. Here is every published rate, its source, and the arithmetic behind it.
How much does Surfshark cost in the UK, and how to get it cheapest
Surfshark8 minute readSurfshark Starter costs £1.79 a month in the UK, billed as £48.33 for a 27-month term, or £58.00 once 20% VAT is added. The 12-month plan is £2.49 a month and the 1-month plan £11.99. Every figure here was read off surfshark.com from a UK connection on 26 August 2026 and carries that date, because Surfshark's campaign pricing moves. The number it doesn't advertise is the one that decides what Surfshark really costs you: the first renewal, £69.50 for twelve months, is more than the whole 27-month term before it.
UK energy refer-a-friend league table (2026): who actually pays what
energy12 minute readWe read the public refer-a-friend terms of every UK domestic energy supplier that runs one: 12 live schemes, from Octopus to Sainsbury's Energy. ScottishPower tops the headline number at up to £60, but the pounds figure is the least useful column. Most pay bill credit, a few pay vouchers, and several only pay in full for a dual-fuel switch. Plus a legitimate way to collect two rewards at once by splitting your gas and electricity across two suppliers. Full table, method, and the T&C traps that quietly void the reward.
British Gas referral code 2026: how it works, and how it compares
Octopus Energy5 minute readYes, British Gas runs a refer-a-friend scheme in 2026: £50 in vouchers for a dual-fuel switch (£25 gas plus £25 electricity), £25 for a single fuel, or £100 for referring a new boiler. There's no code to type in: you need a personalised link from an existing customer, and the reward only pays once the friend has been on supply at least 90 days. Here's exactly how it works, and how switching to Octopus Energy or E.ON Next compares.
ScottishPower referral code 2026: how it works, and how it compares
Octopus Energy5 minute readScottishPower runs a refer-a-friend scheme that pays energy account credit: up to £60 each for a dual-fuel switch, or £30 each for a single fuel, credited after 28 days on supply. There's no code to type in: you need a personalised link from an existing customer. Here's how it works in 2026, and how it compares with switching to Octopus Energy or E.ON Next.
Shell Energy referral code 2026: what happened, and what to do now
Octopus Energy6 minute readShell Energy no longer supplies home gas and electricity in the UK. Octopus Energy bought its home energy business in December 2023, covering Shell Energy's 1.3 million home energy customers across the UK and Germany, and finished migrating them by March 2024, so there's no Shell Energy referral code anymore. If you were a Shell Energy customer, you're now with Octopus. Here's what that means and how to get a referral reward from here.
Octopus heat pump & solar referral: get a £100 gift card each
Octopus Energy6 minute readOctopus’s Smart Tech referral pays you and a friend a £100 gift card each when they install a heat pump or solar system. How it works, the one term that trips people up (sign up through the link before you get your quote), and how it differs from the £50 energy referral.
Best UK bank referral bonuses in 2026: every scheme we've tested
banking9 minute readFive UK banking brands pay a referral bonus right now: Tide (£100 for business), American Express (15,000 Avios), Yonder (£10 off plus two months free), Monzo (a random £10, £20 or £50) and Zilch (£5). Starling's new £25 trial is invitation-only, Chase pays £50 a side but only to customers it invites, and the high street is no longer empty: Barclays pays £50 a side and Lloyds £30, though no website can give you a code for either. Every ranked offer on this page was re-tested in early August 2026, and Monzo again on 4 September 2026.
UK voucher code sites compared: how often the codes actually work
voucher-codes9 minute readHow many UK voucher codes actually work swings wildly month to month: testing VoucherCodes.co.uk four weeks apart, the working rate jumped from 5 in 15 to 10 in 15. HotUKDeals scored 9 in 15; MoneySavingExpert's edited list passed all 12. Our comparison of five UK voucher sites, ranked by model (three spot-tested at checkout), with the full method and limitations.
Where this guide disagrees with Which? on Octopus Energy
Octopus Energy7 minute readWhich? is the UK's most rigorous consumer reviewer and has named Octopus a Recommended Provider for nine consecutive years. Here's where my six-year customer perspective lines up with theirs, and the three places it doesn't.
What do reviewers say about Surfshark?
Surfshark6 minute readA summary of what Deloitte, Cure53, the major tech press and the wider VPN-review landscape say about Surfshark: the audit history, the value-vs-speed trade-off, the Nord Security merger, and where Surfshark sits in the 2026 UK VPN market.
What do reviewers say about Yonder? Every UK review compared (2026)
Yonder10 minute readFour UK publishers review the Yonder card and all four earn affiliate commission on it: Nuts About Money rates it 5/5 (updated January 2026), Finder scores it 9.9/10 (May 2026), Good Money Guide 4.3/5 (January 2026), and God Save The Points is the most enthusiastic but hasn’t updated since 2023. Trustpilot sits at 4.6/5 from 3,595 reviews. The praise is consistent: no FX fees, the app, the rewards. So are the gripes: a 65.1% representative APR, no phone support, and points worth far less than the headline. Not one published review states a Full-versus-Free breakeven. Mine, measured over eight months, is about £1,100 a month.
What does MoneySavingExpert say about Monzo vs Chase?
Monzo6 minute readMSE names no winner: it files Chase under cashback, Monzo under budgeting, and suggests holding both. What its guide actually says, the cashback maths it tells you to run, Martin Lewis’s own framing, and where this site departs from it.
What does Which? say about giffgaff?
giffgaff5 minute readA summary of what Which? and the wider UK consumer-review world say about giffgaff: the 2025 uSwitch Network of the Year win and what replaced it in 2026, customer-service surveys, value rankings against the big four networks, and where reviewers caveat the budget MVNO.
Best second UK bank account to pair with Monzo (2026)
Monzo11 minute readWhich account to open alongside Monzo, by use case. Chase UK for cashback, Revolut for travel and investing, Starling for cheaper overdrafts and travel ATMs, Nationwide for branches. Plus the single account I'd add if I could only pick one.
E.ON Next for EV owners: is Next Drive worth it?
E.ON Next7 minute readA breakdown of E.ON Next's EV tariffs (Next Drive and Next Drive Smart): rates, eligibility, what they save a typical EV driver, and how they compare to Octopus Go and Intelligent Octopus in 2026.
E.ON Next vs British Gas referral: which gives you more?
E.ON Next6 minute readComparing the E.ON Next and British Gas refer-a-friend schemes side by side. Both headline £50, but the conditions, timing, and voucher flexibility differ. Here's which is actually better in 2026.
Is Monzo Max worth it? £19/month, Max vs Perks vs Extra (2026)
Monzo8 minute readMonzo Max costs £19/month and is worth it for one specific person: someone who'd otherwise buy travel insurance, phone insurance or breakdown cover separately. It pays Monzo's best savings rate (3.50% AER instant access against Perks at 3.25%), but that quarter-point only covers the £10/month gap above roughly £48,000 saved. Most people should stay on the free plan.
Monzo referral not working? How to fix it
Monzo5 minute readIf your Monzo referral reward hasn't arrived, here are the most common reasons and what you can do about each one.
What does Martin Lewis say about Monzo?
Monzo5 minute readA summary of what Martin Lewis and MoneySavingExpert have said about Monzo, covering their digital banking recommendations, how Monzo compares to Starling and Chase, and where MSE sees its strengths and weaknesses.
Monzo vs Starling Bank: which digital bank is better in 2026?
Monzo9 minute readA comparison of Monzo and Starling Bank, covering budgeting tools, savings rates, overdraft costs, travel spending, ATM limits, and referral bonuses to help you pick the right free bank account.
What does Martin Lewis say about Octopus Energy?
Octopus Energy6 minute readA summary of what Martin Lewis and MoneySavingExpert have said about Octopus Energy: covering customer service, smart tariffs, the price cap, and where MSE rates Octopus against the rest of the UK supplier market.
How to switch to Octopus Energy: a screen-by-screen guide (2026)
Octopus Energy5 minute readA visual walkthrough of switching to Octopus Energy using a refer-a-friend link, with screenshots of every screen: postcode entry to direct debit setup, plus what happens in the 2–3 weeks after you click switch.
Can I switch energy supplier if I'm moving house? (2026 guide)
Octopus Energy8 minute readA practical 2026 guide to switching energy supplier when moving house in the UK, covering new builds, existing properties, rental moves, and what to do at the old address. Written by a six-year Octopus customer who's done it twice.
Octopus Energy for landlords: how the referral works (2026 guide)
Octopus Energy8 minute readA straight 2026 guide to using Octopus Energy as a UK landlord: how the £50 domestic and £75 business referral schemes work across multiple properties, void-period billing, tenant switching rights, and which tariff fits a rental portfolio.
Octopus Energy no standing charge: is it possible? (2026 guide)
Octopus Energy8 minute readA clear-eyed 2026 explainer on no-standing-charge energy tariffs at Octopus: what standing charges are, who actually saves on a zero-standing-charge tariff, and why the smart-tariff route often wins instead.
Who is cheaper than Octopus Energy? (2026)
Octopus Energy9 minute readA no-spin 2026 look at which UK suppliers undercut Octopus Energy on unit rates, covering Utility Warehouse, So Energy, Outfox the Market, OVO, EDF, E.ON Next, and the smart-tariff comparison.
Which Octopus Energy tariff is right for you? (2026 guide)
Octopus Energy12 minute readA plain-English 2026 guide to Octopus's tariff lineup (Tracker, Agile, Go, Intelligent Go, Cosy, Fixed and Flexible) from a six-year Octopus customer.
Is Tide worth it? A hands-on business account review
Tide8 minute readA first-person Tide review covering the free plan, paid tiers, invoicing, accounting integrations, FCA regulation, and whether Tide is the right business account for sole traders and limited companies in 2026.
Is VOXI worth it? A hands-on mobile network review
VOXI8 minute readA first-person VOXI review covering plans, pricing, unlimited social media data, Vodafone coverage, Trustpilot ratings, and whether VOXI is worth switching to in 2026.
Is Motorway worth it? A review from someone who sold a car
Motorway7 minute readA Motorway review after selling a car on the platform: how the bidding works, what price I got, the collection process, and whether it beats private sale or part exchange.
Is a Ledger wallet worth it? A review after 6 years
Ledger8 minute readA Ledger hardware wallet review after 6 years of use: security, the 2023 data breach, pricing, and whether it's still the best way to store crypto in 2026.
Is giffgaff worth it? A review after 15 years
giffgaff7 minute readA first-person giffgaff review after 15 years as a customer, covering plans, pricing, the O2 network, community support, Trustpilot ratings, and whether giffgaff is still worth it in 2026.
Is Freetrade worth it? A hands-on investing app review
Freetrade9 minute readA Freetrade review after 4 years: commission-free trading, the free ISA, real costs, and whether it beats Trading 212 and Hargreaves Lansdown for UK investors.
Is the BA Amex worth it? British Airways credit card review
BA Amex8 minute readA first-person British Airways Amex Classic review after holding the card for two years, covering Avios earning, the referral bonus, acceptance issues, and whether the BA Amex is worth it in 2026.
Is Bitrefill worth it? A review for spending crypto
Bitrefill7 minute readA Bitrefill review: how the crypto gift card platform works, whether the prices are fair, Lightning Network support, and who it's actually useful for in the UK.
Is E.ON Next worth it? A review after 4 years
E.ON Next9 minute readA first-person E.ON Next review after four years as a gas and electricity customer, covering pricing, service, the app, renewable claims, and whether E.ON Next is worth switching to in 2026.
Is Monzo worth it? A review after 9 years as a customer
Monzo10 minute readA first-person Monzo review after nine years as a customer, covering the free account, paid plans, savings rates, travel spending, borrowing, and whether Monzo is actually worth switching to in 2026.
Is Yonder worth it? My Yonder credit card review, 8 months in (2026)
Yonder12 minute readI’ve held Yonder Full for eight months and redeemed 71,170 points for £241 of rewards. That works out at 0.339p per point, not the 2.5p Yonder advertises or the 0.5p most reviews repeat. Full only beats the free tier above roughly £1,100 a month of spending. Here’s the full ledger.
Affordable Mobiles review: is it legit and worth buying from?
Affordable Mobiles6 minute readA plain-English review of Affordable Mobiles, covering whether it's a trustworthy phone retailer, how prices compare to buying direct from a network, and whether the cashback referral is worth using.
How to spend Bitcoin in the UK: gift cards, top-ups and more
Bitrefill7 minute readA practical guide to spending Bitcoin in the UK without converting back to pounds first. Covers gift cards, Lightning Network payments, crypto debit cards, and the best platforms for everyday crypto spending.
Best crypto hardware wallet: Ledger vs Trezor compared
Ledger7 minute readLedger vs Trezor: which hardware wallet should you buy? A practical comparison covering security, price, coin support, and ease of use to help you choose the right one.
Zilch buy now pay later: is the 2% cashback any good?
Zilch7 minute readA hands-on review of Zilch, the BNPL app that works everywhere Mastercard is accepted. Covers the 2% cashback perk, how it compares to Klarna and Clearpay, and whether it's worth signing up.
Octopus Energy review: 6 years as a customer
Octopus Energy12 minute readA first-person Octopus Energy review after six and a half years: pricing, service, tariffs, grievances, and whether I'd still switch in 2026.
Monzo joint account review (2026): how it works after 4 years
Monzo9 minute readThe Monzo joint account is free, needs both holders to have personal Monzo accounts first, and is the strongest shared-money setup from a UK digital bank: shared pots, a ring-fenced Bills Pot, Salary Sorter, and joint savings pots at 2.75% AER (3.25% if you are both on Perks or Max). The catches: no per-person spending limits, a boosted rate that needs both of you paying, and a credit-file link between you.
Best bank for travel abroad UK 2026: Starling cash, Monzo card
Monzo10 minute readCarry two cards. Starling for cash withdrawals, because it charges nothing for them and caps nothing, and Monzo for card spend and the budgeting that goes with it. Chase, Revolut and Wise each beat that pairing on one axis, and the tables below say which.
EV Charger Installation: Guide to Home EV Charging in the UK
Octopus Energy7 minute readStep‑by‑step guide to EV charger installation for UK homes, including costs, grants, how the process works and how to choose a safe, smart home EV charger.
Octopus Energy for Business: what's included and the £75 referral
Octopus Energy6 minute readA sober summary of Octopus Energy for Business: published tariffs (Shape Shifters, Panel Power, no-standing-charge), who it's a fit for, the £75 referral mechanic, and where the offering has weaker spots.
Monzo Flex review: is the interest-free BNPL card worth it?
Monzo9 minute readA hands-on review of Monzo Flex: how the 3-month interest-free instalments work, the real cost of longer plans, Section 75 protection, and how it compares to Klarna and Clearpay.
Monzo vs Chase UK 2026: 2% cashback vs better budgeting
Monzo10 minute readMonzo and Chase UK are both free, but they win different jobs. Monzo is the better primary account (budgeting, joint accounts, overdraft, Flex); Chase is the better cashback card, paying 2% on groceries, transport, fuel, eating out and public EV charging (up to £20/month) if you made 15+ payments and held £1,000 across Chase savers every day of the previous month. Chase also pays a 4.5% AER boosted saver for year one, has added a credit card, and runs an invite-only £50 refer-a-friend. Monzo's ongoing 2.75% AER (up to 3.50% on paid plans) wins from year two. The setup that works: Monzo as primary, Chase alongside for everyday spending.
Monzo Business for freelancers: a review from a real sole trader
Monzo11 minute readA first-hand review of Monzo Business for freelancers and sole traders, covering Tax Pots, invoicing, accounting integrations and Making Tax Digital readiness, with how Starling, Tide, Mettle and Wise compare.
Monzo mystery reward: the odds behind the £10, £20 or £50
Monzo5 minute readMonzo's referral pays a randomised £10, £20 or £50. The published odds, what they average to, why the tiers dropped in 2026, and when a link pays a flat £5 instead.
Monzo vs Nationwide: which current account is actually better?
Monzo10 minute readA side-by-side comparison of Monzo and Nationwide FlexDirect, covering interest rates, cashback, app experience, overdrafts, travel spending and switch bonuses to help you pick the right account.
What is Monzo Billsback, and is it worth it? 2026 review
Monzo8 minute readA review of Monzo Billsback: how it works, the expected-value maths, and whether paying for Extra, Perks or Max just for the chance at free bills makes sense.
Octopus Energy vs E.ON Next: which is cheaper, and which pays more?
Octopus Energy8 minute readOctopus Energy and E.ON Next both price their standard tariff off the Ofgem cap, and the gap between them is £12.38 a year. What actually separates them, from four years of running both at once.
Yonder vs Amex Gold: Amex takes year one, Yonder wins the long run
Yonder11 minute readI hold Yonder Full. Amex Gold wins year one outright, because the £195 fee is waived and the welcome bonus is 20,000 points. From year two Yonder Full nets about £43 a year at £1,000 a month of spending against Gold’s £25 loss. An Avios is a better point than a Yonder point on every measure; Yonder just gives you five of them per pound.
VOXI vs giffgaff 2026: is VOXI better than giffgaff?
VOXI6 minute readVOXI pays the bigger referral, up to £40 in gift cards until 7 October 2026 against giffgaff’s flat £5 in credit. giffgaff is cheaper below £10/month, scores 3.9 on Trustpilot to VOXI’s 3.2, and pays out in days rather than two billing cycles.
How to claim the VOXI gift card, and what if it doesn’t arrive
VOXI5 minute readThe claim mechanics, not the pitch: choosing Amazon, PayPal or Just Eat, how the value scales with your plan, the two-month qualifying period, keeping your number with a PAC, and what to chase when the voucher hasn’t landed.
How to claim the giffgaff credit, and what if it doesn’t appear
giffgaff5 minute readThe claim mechanics, not the pitch: which goodybag qualifies, when the credit shows up, how to keep your number with a PAC, and the four things to check when it hasn’t landed.
Affordable Mobiles discount code, voucher & referral link
Affordable Mobiles6 minute readSearching for an AffordableMobiles discount, voucher code, or referral code? The Affordable Mobiles referral scheme is paused, so here’s what it paid (up to £60 off a new phone), why the store is still worth comparing, and the two UK mobile referrals still paying.