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Not sure if you've made this purchase yet or not, but people who did it back on the 20% quidco cashback are finding that the cashback is only tracking at about 12 or 13% and not 20%. You might want to follow the forums on there before you decide to buy.
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This is my first post so please be gentle :-)
Just noticed on the excellent quidco.com cashback site that Nokia have increased cashback to 20%! On top of that, there is a compatible 10% off voucher!
When I bought my N900, I used the 15% xmas coupon and got 10% cashback via quidco. The 10% was calculated on the RRP, not on the discounted price, so cashback for me was £49.90. If this works the same way (I cannot confirm but would imagine it would), then you would expect the device to cost:
£499 - £49.90 (10% coupon) = £449.10 - £99.80 (20% of RRP cashback) = £349.30
Details at: http://www.quidco.com/nokia/
Cheers.