Free Mills & Boon Books PLUS £1 Cashback

geordie_ben

http://www.topcashback.co.uk/retailerdetailMills_and_Boon.htm

You get £1 for signing up and your first book (or two if you can figure how to get the second one) are free

You'll need an account with topcashback to recieve the £1 cashback....

Kirst1710

how do you get the free book? i can only find ones you get free with a collection x

geordie_ben

on this page http://www.millsandboon.co.uk/2freebooks.asp

if you're going thru the cashback site then click the topcashback, then at the top of the M&B website click on book club.

i didnt read all the small print but the book went thru as free and i couldnt see anything about recurring payments, to cancel you simply send the invoice back saying cancel on it


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No Obligation
You can cancel your membership at any time by returning your invoice marked ‘cancel’ or by returning any parcel of books.

FREE BOOK OFFER!
To get you started we’ll send you 2 FREE BOOKS from the series of your choice, PLUS a free mystery gift!


We hope that after receiving your free books you’ll want to remain a subscriber. But the choice is yours. So why not give us a go? You’ll be glad you did!

sarahf191979

Thanks OP, great find, 2 books and £1 profit. Fantasticxx

geordie_ben

sarahf191979 wrote: »

Thanks OP, great find, 2 books and £1 profit. Fantasticxx

There'll be more to come have a look for my post about a free audiobook and £4 profit too

jamespir

£1.00 on quidco too

davester

subscription is free? or have a time limit to cancel ?

geordie_ben

davester wrote: »

subscription is free? or have a time limit to cancel ?

as far as i could understand it's free, then after you 2nd free book you return the invoice with cancel written on it and they cancel the account and no charges apply.....

albo2002

I keep getting an error message when i submit my details..

davester

I really think Consumer law should make it a requirement people can cancel their memberships to anything on the web easily. Not have to post or write some letter which then the company can just BS and say we never got it.

TurkishDelight

davester wrote: »

I really think Consumer law should make it a requirement people can cancel their memberships to anything on the web easily. Not have to post or write some letter which then the company can just BS and say we never got it.

I've done this before- you can email them, and cancel.

Just to let everyone know- the two books come together, so you cancel after the first package not the second.

I recommend the MIRA series btw, sells better if you don't like them and they aren't really mills and boon-y.