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Earn Vitality points with eBay

eBay is the UK’s largest online marketplace, and with over 10 million items for sale in over 13,000 categories on the site at any one time, its easy to track down something to suit your interest.

All our members can earn vitality points when you buy eligible sporting goods on eBay – and as an incentive for your healthy behaviour, the more points you collect, the lower your health insurance cover premiums could be.

When you spend £5 or more on eligible sporting goods through eBay – which could be anything from sporting equipment to sportswear - you could earn Vitality points.

+How Vitality points can help you

The more Vitality points you earn by engaging with our wide range of Vitality partners the higher your Vitality status. Increase your status from Bronze where everyone starts, to Silver, Gold and with enough effort Platinum. The more you do to look after yourself, the higher your status will become and the greater the discounts you could receive to help you lead a healthier lifestyle.

As a member you can earn 40 points for an eligible purchase, with a maximum of 120 Vitality points a year.

We will only award Vitality points for items listed in the sporting goods category at www.ebay.co.uk which PruHealth considers to be beneficial to an individual’s physical health and/or fitness and reserves the right to not award or cancel points for items deemed as ineligible. We do not endorse any of the items on auction on eBay.

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