BT refer a friend – £50 Amazon voucher! [LINK]

BT refer a friend

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There is a big chance you are now using BT or other provider broadband. However, if you are on mobile Internet right now or your old contract is going to expire soon, consider switching to BT now. I’ve received from them BT refer a friend link which I can share with you and help you to get £50 Amazon voucher! I will explain all the details in next paragraphs. However, providing your real e-mail you will use to join BT and of course full name is basically whole task!

BT refer a friend bonus:

£50 Amazon voucher/friend

Maximum number of friends you can refer:

5

Maximum you can earn in this program:

£500

BT refer a friend link: 

https://referme.to/gHMFyVo

How to get refer a friend bonus:

Refer a friend link I share with you can be used only for broadband. To get £50 Amazon voucher you must first leave your real e-mail address and name (same which you will use to join BT broadband!). Start from CLICKING on this link, filling the relevant info and then joining BT like you would normally do through their website. That’s enough to later claim £50 Amazon voucher in refer a friend programme!

Please read full T&C to make sure you will get your 50 Amazon voucher (even though I did my best to share with you all relevant info!).

Do you have a question? Please send me a message!

Just in case here is my visible BT refer a friend link:

https://referme.to/gHMFyVo

Read more: 

https://www.supereasymoney.co.uk/lower-bills/bt-refer-friend/

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Please keep on mind that I’m NOT a financial adviser and you shouldn’t treat above post as any kind of financial advice. This is just my blog where I share my knowledge but I can be wrong while doing so! Also please remember that any financial decision you will make might affect your finances either positively or negatively. Your capital is always at risk when you invest. You should always read T&C (Terms and Conditions) to make sure you know all the rules.