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Should I cancel my National Trust membership?
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I always cancel my/our membership, then resign up (on the first day we visit a property) online via topcashback, reduced prices, 12mths for price of 10 or something similar, 30%cashback as well, and as I only start it from the day I need membership to start it goes on for a little longer than just normal renewal.
I have never felt guilty about this, I always buy a coffee or two and some food when there, NT make the rules so they cant grumble when people do this, and dont forget for everyone like me/us there are probably lots of people who wont think to do this0
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