30% off grocerys for aviva members

gazzaman22

Go an email about the below.
Does this sound dodge to anyone, or is it just my cautious nature
http://aviva.newsweaver.ie/icfiles/1/3021/156077/5266036/a20ae9df3055a3876d794fa1/30_%20off%20your%20easter%20shopping_2.pdf

Why would they require a bank account to pay it back to?

Any body else get this?

snubbleste

Excellent find.
Now how do I get to be a Aviva Advantages member quickly?
name, address, email, phone no, policy number, dob & bank details (to process the payment)

Mr Bloat

snubbleste wrote: »

Excellent find.
Now how do I get to be a Aviva Advantages member quickly?
name, address, email, phone no, policy number, dob & bank details (to process the payment)

First you'll have to get yourself a time machine: "This offer is only available to Aviva customers who are members of the Aviva Advantages Loyalty programme as at 22nd March 2015. "

Edit: I'd say it's legit, newsweaver are a company in Cork who create email newsletters and the like for other organisations, from the URL of this pdf it looks like newsweaver created this on behalf of Aviva. Don't come after me if it turns out to be bogus though!

snubbleste

I'll just borrow someone's policy! and be extra stingy and pick a long receipt off the supermarket floor
Hopefully this type of general cashback promotion will become more common here.

Dades

snubbleste wrote: »

I'll just borrow someone's policy! and be extra stingy and pick a long receipt off the supermarket floor
Hopefully this type of general cashback promotion will become more common here.

I'd imagine they might be curious if the recipient bank account name and address are completely different from those of the Aviva member details.

nava

Was just coming to post the same.

Maximum you can get back is €30, so once you spend €100 on a single shop is all you can claim.

snubbleste

Stop destroying my dream!

blackbird 49

I would be a bit iffy if they are looking for your bank details, if it is legit why can't they send you a cheque, seems a lot of trouble for just 30%

snubbleste

blackbird 49 wrote: »

I would be a bit iffy if they are looking for your bank details, if it is legit why can't they send you a cheque, seems a lot of trouble for just 30%

A cheque costs money and postage. Bank transfers are free.
This type of cashback promotion using bank transfers is common in the UK.

It's an outlay of a 68c stamp to get €30

nava

blackbird 49 wrote: »

I would be a bit iffy if they are looking for your bank details, if it is legit why can't they send you a cheque, seems a lot of trouble for just 30%

I say the reason for that is that the advantage section is run from stadium.aviva.ie, you need to register on that website and doesn't link to your policy details. Also some cases on company policies they don't have bank details as is paid via payroll.

Phantom99

Looks like it may be legit but a lot of work for €30 if not an Aviva member!

I don't know any so ...I'm Out!

gazzaman22

I am a member(hence why i got the email!) I'm in, Big shop in Lidl or aldi and hopefully use a €10 off coupon they usually offer up to for easter.... Or maybe a 20 of 100 (i'm pushing it here right )

cruhoortwunk

I'm with Aviva for a few things but not registered for their Advantages yet. So looks like I can't make use of it, it says 'customers who are members of Aviva Advantages as at March 22nd'.

Dades

Phantom99 wrote: »

Looks like it may be legit but a lot of work for €30 if not an Aviva member!

The bastards! :P

jaypea1

gazzaman22 wrote: »

I am a member(hence why i got the email!) I'm in, Big shop in Lidl or aldi and hopefully use a €10 off coupon they usually offer up to for easter.... Or maybe a 20 of 100 (i'm pushing it here right )

@ gazzaman. Did you register with aviva advantage? My home insurance is with aviva but did not get any email. I did not bother to register to aviva advantage.

gazzaman22

jaypea1 wrote: »

@ gazzaman. Did you register with aviva advantage? My home insurance is with aviva but did not get any email. I did not bother to register to aviva advantage.

I would have registered some time back cant rem when I did
. Other times you might get buy 1 get one free ticket for friendly soccer games. Or another was preference tickets for concerts.

magentis

jaypea1 wrote:

@ gazzaman. Did you register with aviva advantage? My home insurance is with aviva but did not get any email. I did not bother to register to aviva advantage.

I think i will pass.Considering i was a motor insurance customer of theirs for 15 years with no claims or points and they saw fit to ask me for €200 more than aig for the same policy.

sconhome

blackbird 49 wrote: »

seems a lot of trouble for just 30%

€30 for 5 mins of filling in a form and running to the postbox ?!

I'll take that thankyou!

Crumbs868

snubbleste wrote: »

A cheque costs money and postage. Bank transfers are free.
This type of cashback promotion using bank transfers is common in the UK.

It's an outlay of a 68c stamp to get €30

Incorrect. No free banking for companies

patwhacker

OK...OK...OKAY. Address the Envelope to AVIVA, 68c Stamp, Put your BANK DETAILS in Envelope. Post it off. Mr Scumbag somewhere in the Post Office delivery chain. (You will never find out where exactly..!) opens hundreds of AVIVA envelopes as per advertisement, including yours. Grabs your details. seals envelope and pops it in the AVIVA post box for delivery.

Yep that sounds like a €30 money saving plan to me. Thanks Mate..!

penelope2012

magentis wrote: »

I think i will pass.Considering i was a motor insurance customer of theirs for 15 years with no claims or points and they saw fit to ask me for €200 more than aig for the same policy.

Well I am passing as it just doesn't fit well with me. Much as I would love to get €30 back I simply am not giving someone my name, address, email, dob, policy number, bank account including IBAN and Swift code!!! Far too much info required!!

Dades

patwhacker wrote: »

OK...OK...OKAY. Address the Envelope to AVIVA, 68c Stamp, Put your BANK DETAILS in Envelope. Post it off. Mr Scumbag somewhere in the Post Office delivery chain. (You will never find out where exactly..!) opens hundreds of AVIVA envelopes as per advertisement, including yours. Grabs your details. seals envelope and pops it in the AVIVA post box for delivery.

Yep that sounds like a €30 money saving plan to me. Thanks Mate..!

What a cunning masterplan by those master criminals in the post office! You do realise that giving someone your bank details only allows them to lodge money to it, not withdraw from it?

Slutmonkey57b

Dades wrote: »

What a cunning masterplan by those master criminals in the post office! You do realise that giving someone your bank details only allows them to lodge money to it, not withdraw from it?

Unless they have your name, address and DOB to go with it.

Also, I've a phone call for you here from Microsoft, something about a problem with your PC? You'll probably want to take it.

gazzaman22

gazzaman22 wrote: »

Go an email about the below.
Does this sound dodge to anyone, or is it just my cautious nature
http://aviva.newsweaver.ie/icfiles/1/3021/156077/5266036/a20ae9df3055a3876d794fa1/30_%20off%20your%20easter%20shopping_2.pdf

Why would they require a bank account to pay it back to?

Any body else get this?

Anybody going to do this?
Dunno what to do, reading some of the posts has kinda put me off

Amik

Someone asked about this on the Aviva Facebook and it is leggit (look under "Posts to Page" on the left side:

Hi Albert - Yes, in order to redeem the offer the bank account details must be filled out on the claim form. Once processed, your data will be destroyed immediately.
Let me know if youve any more questions ~ Amy

horse7

Amik wrote: »

Someone asked about this on the Aviva Facebook and it is leggit (look under "Posts to Page" on the left side:

Hi Albert - Yes, in order to redeem the offer the bank account details must be filled out on the claim form. Once processed, your data will be destroyed immediately.
Let me know if youve any more questions ~ Amy

Has anyone received their money back yet,and where does one enquire from to follow up on this offer?

nava

horse7 wrote: »

Has anyone received their money back yet,and where does one enquire from to follow up on this offer?

Nothing so far, according to T&C's we should get paid within 28 days after the closing date of the 13th April, so still have about another 13 days left.

Email came from avivastadium@aviva.ie so I assume we could contact them to enquire if we don't get paid.

mac1961

Mine arrived in my account on 20th:)

purplestar77

I sent off mine on Apr 2nd, and got the money back into the account yesterday

vicwatson

So the deal has expired then?

Alkers

Anyone else not get the money yet? Any contact details to chase them up?

nava

Simona1986 wrote: »

Anyone else not get the money yet? Any contact details to chase them up?

I did get the money, a few weeks back, email came from avivastadium@aviva.ie maybe try them.