KIt KAsh codes

seth

I've used the code and got a few thousand points buy all the offers seem a bit naff?

Any ideas?

paulie558

seth wrote:

I've used the code and got a few thousand points buy all the offers seem a bit naff?

Any ideas?

The 500 points for 2 for 1 travel on eurostar is excellent,also 2 for 1 on west end shows for 200 seems a good idea,saves £40,(I know,I've only just bought some)

JENJEN30X

I realy want the Smallville script but I only have 2050 points.Boo Hoo..

shrek101

Thanks Foxy and Sparky that worked.

sparky61 wrote:

Found this code on Rpoints, thanks caverncity.
T6MY69 9WWX6T (QED) purchase. 200 kitkash points.


Oops!! you beat me to it Foxy.

supernudger

Just went through this thread and got 1800 points. Checked to see whats for auction and in my opinion prizes are poor and expensive. The only 'affordable' items are discounts that can easily be found on this site. I don't think its worth the hassle, that’s 5 minutes of my life wasted .

supernudger

and my inbox full of crap.

seth

supernudger wrote:

Just went through this thread and got 1800 points. Checked to see whats for auction and in my opinion prizes are poor and expensive. The only 'affordable' items are discounts that can easily be found on this site. I don't think its worth the hassle, that’s 5 minutes of my life wasted .

As you say the offer on MSE are much better!

What a let down. If anyone sees some decent offers let me know!

kmhtkmhtkmht

Sigh.

I've been one of the original believers of this promotion, I had managed to get the stock at cost price and lower and had the WHOLE competition all figured out, detailed spreadsheets full of equations to calculate what's the max I should bid on the item, how much a specific batch of Kit Kats cost me in total of points, price per point etc...

This WHOLE competition is full of errors.

As I am no longer competiting and have given up on this competition after spending £1000+ accumluating these points, I will offer up this advice. If you check the Past Winners and have access to the basic electoral roll, notice only the big items i.e. the Cars on the Cheap match the name and location that supposedly won the prize - yet these people all MAGICALLY have private numbers and can't be reached by i.e. me.

Another thing is the misleading nature that they get all you people into believing that the car could be won for £20 and such. FIRSTLY, it has to do with "the luck of the clicks" as a pro-comper (person that engages frequently in competitions) has told me and I have experienced myself. I have on MANY an occasion had more than enough pounts to win the item, yet magically ALWAYS seem to lose out. The "secret" is supposedly to click refresh in the milliseconds between 2 and 1 seconds before the auction ends and bid RIGHT when it is between 1 and 0 seconds. This auction method is flawed and there are a few individuals as you notice that artifically bid up the item to make it seem like there is a really big demand firstly, and secondly driving it out the range the "normal bidder". A practice such as bidding up artificially an auction is vastly regarded as illegal in America, and having countless EBayers duly punished for this.

I am getting tired of commenting on this subject, I've offered my advice to LOTS of my friends who is clearly now steering clear of this competition.

My advice finally is, Don't load up ALL your wrappers into one account, Competition holders are known to change the rules midway through for example, to restrict winnings to first time winners only and such. A clue to this is the limit on number of accounts per household.

NMc106

I now have 3200 Kitkash points!

Quite pleased! Just need a few more then i can get something!

RufusA

Found by IanW on alt.consumers.uk-freebies

Asda march mag - DJYVP9 M9VMJV - 100 Points open to all.

HTH - Rufus.