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MSE News: How to play the bank bribe bonanza game and earn £1,000+
Former_MSE_Rosie
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The battle to win your banking custom has reignited this month, with a host of players willing to pay you to switch to them - and you can join the hidden bank-tarting movement sweeping the UK by switching again and again...
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'How to play the bank bribe bonanza game and earn £1,000+'
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Why are MSE continuing to use the word 'mule' in the context of bank accounts, when it has such connotations:cool:
https://www.actionfraud.police.uk/fraud-az-money-muling0 -
I have been playing this game for a long time.0
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Interesting that bribe and tart are perfectly acceptable but mule is not.Why are MSE continuing to use the word 'mule' in the context of bank accounts, when it has such connotations:cool:
https://www.actionfraud.police.uk/fraud-az-money-muling0 -
Is it wise for MSE who presumably want to be considered a reputable brand advocating £1 DD's to charities?0
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How exactly would this harm MSE?ceredigion wrote: »Is it wise for MSE who presumably want to be considered a reputable brand advocating £1 DD's to charities?
For an organisation advocating bank tarting, taking bank bribes and lauding multiple switching to recommend charitable donations sounds good. Thousands of £1 DDs every month going to charities can’t be a bad thing.0 -
Surely the name of this site says it all!! 'MoneySavingExpert', thats why I joined it. We are just obeying the rules of the game, in order to make money.0
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I have to say I wasn't over impressed when I heard Martin talking to Chris Evans yesterday on Radio 2 and advocating £1 DDs to charity. For goodness sake if you are going to make a nice little profit and have run out of conventional DDs then be a bit more generous and give £2 pm to a charity
I'm also not keen on the term 'mule'- what was wrong with saying a 'donor'account? Donor gives a warm glow- mule sounds like drug smuggling!!Being polite and pleasant doesn't cost anything!
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Which bank accounts are easy to open online that I can move to take advantage of free cash? Thanks0
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