Daily Mail Rewards Club Thread

losgiganteskid

Cosmo69 wrote: »

The site appears to be down today.

yes - this is no doubt another feature of the improvements to the scheme !! :rotfl::rotfl:

JamesK10

If they don't fix whatever it is by midnight tomorrow they had better give everyone who bought the Saturday paper a free code.

[EDIT] So far, problem solved.

3010

Seem to be working again. I got that message at first then just refreshed and it let me log in.:)

Cosmo69

Still not working for me.

joe2cool

Same here, still not working, also for the first time no visable number printed on the back of todays paper & can't get into help section. Also I haven't put my Saturday Number in yet!
Anyone have the number for today?

Thx

Cosmo69

From the site:

We apologise that you are having problems accessing the Mail Rewards Club website. We are aware of the issue and working hard to fix it.

In order that you do not miss out, the Mail Points increase on some of our Rewards that was due to take place at midnight tonight, will now take place after 6pm on Monday 1 October. And you have until 11.59pm on Tuesday to enter your Unique Number from Sunday 30 September.

Thank you for your patience.

The Mail Rewards Team.

joe2cool

Just managed to get on & go through 'help' to get the points

Cosmo69

It's working again now.

kaytola

Still can't get onto the rewards site.

JamesK10

Who knows what's going on with these rolling blackouts on the website according to IP or ISP, it worked for me half an hour ago.

Quoia or another regular has probably posted in the Newpaper thread already but just reposting here; Waterstone's have joined the scheme for those wanting books, so no complaints from me about that as you could conceivably still buy a book for a fiver, or five old £1 classics if they still print those, or get a discount when charging an E-reader.

There's a MoS general offer tied into the Rewards Club to get a 2012-reissued Bond DVD for 1500 points from Zavvi, the price cut off at a fiver. Sadly I'm one weekend off this offer and might miss it but if you're looking to dump your points at the old price so you can stop collecting, I've seen worse offers. It depends on the film of course, Amazon marketplace sellers have some of the old editions for under £5 so you have to shop around.

Whatever they do for the Christmas campaign, you'd hope they'd return to printing Xmas codes inside the paper again. You just have to hope they're happy now and there won't be any more changes.