Alison
GBVery good experience and a helpful… Very good experience and a helpful person on the end of the line when I couldn't print my voucher! Thank you
Mark
GBDon't go out with this as your only form of payment. I have had an NHS discounts card for a number of years. Gradually over time the reliability of the card to actually pay is very low. It fail as roughly 1 in 5 times used, won't work contactless or chip and pin. The discounts are reasonable and we persevered for a good while. Told can't continue using card as have retired, bit annoying as I have 38 years NHS service, but to be honest I was going to pack the card up anyway due to unreliability.
Kenneth Ngai
GBCan't top up, can't use. I have tried multiple methods to try and top up this card since pluxee has taken over, but repeated errors on their system. Annual fee charged anyway. How do I just cancel this thing?
Customer
GBAvoid if you are not going to use it regularly. A company that is supposed to help the public sector that profits by it! Expensive for a simple cash-back card, there are a lot of other great ones out there that do not change you for not using your card regularly. The annual fee of £2.99 is ok, but a £5 charge per month for not using it or topping up is extremely steep in my opinion. I checked my account at the weekend to find out I had been charged £12.99 (I have now closed my account). I feel they are making money for doing nothing. Unless you shop regularly and remember to top up your card avoid as it isn't worth it.
Jo Robinson
GBEasy cashback and household budgeting Great card, easy to use, getting cashback is seamless and is very useful for big purchases/at Christmas-time etc. I do all my weekly grocery shopping on it and we use it as our family expenses card, paying for meals out and trips away. The majority of my regular cashback comes from my weekly Sainsburys shop.