Suits Me voucher incentive for new accounts offers food for thought

Moneymagpie Team 4th Oct 2023 No Comments

Reading Time: 2 minutes

This post is sponsored by Suits Me

Savvy university students who signed up for an e-money account with Suits Me during Freshers’ Week in September received a tasty bonus – a £20 Uber Eats voucher!

Fintech Suits Me, which has established a reputation for supporting the underbanked, toured 16 universities across the UK with the aim of increasing its current 10,000 customer accounts held by students to around 45,000.

Suits Me staff were on hand to provide information about accounts to Freshers and the application process, which only takes around three minutes.

The campaign included a £20 Uber Eats voucher available to the first 2,000 students who opened an account and made an initial £100 load on to their card.

Mardi Stretch, Client Services Director at Suits Me, said: “Students are a key market for Suits Me offering the perfect combination of instant accounts without three months proof of address, credit checks or minimum deposits.

“We have recently partnered with many top brands including Just Eat, mobile network provider Lebara, and many more, to offer discounts to all account holders.

“Our unlimited cashback scheme on purchases with selected retailers – such as Asda – are a great way for students to save on the basics whilst studying, leaving more money to enjoy the local social scene. Suits Me accounts have also proved to be especially popular with international students”.

Suits Me – based in Knutsford, Cheshire – promoted its Freshers’ Week tour with social media posts, leafleting at campuses, attending Freshers Week events and by placing posters in Student Unions.

Customer-focused Suits Me recently announced it was introducing video meetings for account holders as an alternative to dealing with chatbots.

http://www.suitsmecard.com

Disclaimer: MoneyMagpie is not a licensed financial advisor and therefore information found here including opinions, commentary, suggestions or strategies are for informational, entertainment or educational purposes only. This should not be considered as financial advice. Anyone thinking of investing should conduct their own due diligence.