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New and existing Vodafone mobile customers can get two Vue cinema tickets for £7 (norm £10ish) via a promo code on Vodafone's 'VeryMe' rewards app. You can claim once per week, every week and the offer will be refreshed on the app every Monday. The offer is currently ongoing but if anything changes, we will update you here.
The code is valid for 30 days once claimed and can be used on standard adult 2D tickets at any time on any day – if you'd like to upgrade to premium seats you'll just need to pay the difference (see 'More info' for exclusions). The deal is available to any pay monthly or small business customer, plus pay-as-you-go customers who have topped up £10 or more in the last 60 days.
How to get the Vue offer
- Download the free My Vodafone App (Android/IOS)
- Click the 'VeryMe' button to access a list of available offers and select the Vue deal.
- Click the 'Get deal' button to purchase two admission e-codes for £7
- You'll then receive an email with the e-codes which you'll need to use for general admission tickets either online or at the Box Office.
If you can't get out and about yet, you might like our Free virtual globe-trotting, tours and experiences.
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'VeryMe' is a free smartphone app for Vodafone customers - it works a lot like O2 Priority.
If you've got a smartphone on the mobile network Vodafone, you can download a free app called 'VeryMe'.
Register on the app and it'll show you a mix of discounts, freebies, rewards and competitions that change every so often. It works a lot like O2 Priority but is only available to Vodafone customers.
Simply download the app and give it a try, as offers change frequently and it's pretty self-explanatory. See Vodafone support for help if you have any questions.
Examples of what we've seen free in the past include free hot drinks at Greggs or Costa, free wine at Majestic, and free Tesco gift cards.
The idea is then to check the app, swiping through various offers and rewards until you see something you want. Claiming a reward is usually as straightforward as tapping the screen to get a code to show in store.
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Tesco FREE pack of prepared fruit
Via Vodafone Rewards app. Up to the value of £2.50
ExpiredNew and existing Vodafone mobile customers can get a FREE pack of prepared fruit up to the value of £2.50 at Tesco through Vodafone's 'VeryMe' Rewards app. See 'more info' for terms and conditions.
There are 30,000 packs of fruit to give away and it's first come, first served, so go quick if you want this freebie. You've got until 11.59pm on Sun 10 Jan to claim it in store (find your nearest Tesco*), or until all codes have gone, whichever's sooner. There are a few exclusions – see 'More info' for details.
How to get the free fruit
- Download the free My Vodafone App (from Google Play/App Store) – or update to the latest version.
- Click the 'VeryMe' button to access a list of available offers and select the Tesco deal.
- Go to your nearest Tesco and click the 'Get deal' button to access your code – you can then scan it at the self-service till.
If you don't fancy this yourself, you can gift your code to someone (via WhatsApp, text or email) by selecting 'Send Gift' in the VeryMe Rewards app. If you do that, you won't be able to use the code yourself as it's one per account.
Remember, it's mandatory to wear a face covering if you're shopping in store, and there may be special social distancing measures in place. With certain parts of the UK in national or regional lockdowns, you may want to check the latest Government information before heading out to a store. See our Coronavirus Life-in-Lockdown guide for latest info.
- Download the free My Vodafone App (from Google Play/App Store) – or update to the latest version.
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Vodafone superfast fibre (63Mb) broadband & line via Broadband Choices '£17.34/mth'
You pay £21.50/mth, but you can claim a £100 Amazon voucher within 4mths. 24mth contract
ExpiredSee Broadband Choices for full details of this Vodafone deal.
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There's a little-known piece of legislation that turns any credit card into a financial self-defence superhero. 'Section 75' of the Consumer Credit Act means your plastic must protect anything you buy for more than £100 for free, so if there's a problem or the company goes bust, you can still get your money back.
And although Section 75 doesn't apply to debit cards, there is something else to fall back on if you've paid using a debit card, or used a credit card for a purchase under £100. Known as Chargeback, this is part of banks' and card companies' internal rules and not a legal requirement. Read full details of Section 75 or Chargeback, plus how to claim, in our guides.
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