Daily Mail Rewards Club Thread

ailey

Eager_Elephant wrote: »

Without wishing to step on your toes I have received a recent order for M & S and you receive an actual voucher from M & S (no mention of DM) and there is no expiry date on it.

Never ordered Tesco so not sure what you get.

I buy the DM every day including Sunday and have done for years so I see the Reward Club as my loyalty bonus and something for nothing.

Don't worry about stepping on anyone's toes, Eager_Elephant. We're all here to help each other. That great to hear that it's a proper M&S voucher with no expiry date. Always good to know what other people receive. I just got an email from The Hut to say that my voucher has been despatched today.

We have a day off from papers on a Sunday so had to go out specially for it when the code was needed (well hubby did lol!) so this system is fairer for all. For those who buy the Sunday papers, their points will add up quicker over the year so that's good. Happy collecting now that the Daily Mail have sorted out their system for everyone.

adoreholidays

Sorry I am on the scrounge and probably a long shot but would anyone have a spare Thurs code pretty please, we have just got back from Alton Towers got the Wednesday one before we left bought one for today but clean forgot to get Thursdays paper:o:o:o as wasn't near any shop only remembered today. Would be very grateful as then won't miss out on the bonus points:A

dms1

can you answer these questions asap
answers in daily mail 03/10/12
coffee break section:
1st number in beginner challenge?
instant cash bonus?
9-5 puzzle- word given?

thanks

roddydogs

Wonder when the catch on that you only have to buy 1 paper to get as many codes as you like, just click "My paper has no code", and you can tell all your mates (or duplicate accounts) the answers.

Waynaldo

Hi,

Just checked the Reward Shop, Odeon Cinema Tickets have gone up to 2700 reward points. They started at 1500, have only recently gone up to 2000 and now they are 2700!

I also noticed a £25 M & S voucer was 6800 and now 9500 !

It now works out cheaper to just buy 2 Odeon tickets (£8.80 for a standard 2D showing) which equates to £17.60 or £8.80 if purchased on an Orange Wednesday.

I worked out to obtain 2 reward Odeon tickets it would cost 5400 reward points and take 8 weeks (Mon-Fri -£2.75 ) + (Sat - £0.90p )+ (Sun - £1.50 )= £5.15 per week for 8 weeks = £41.20 that's enough for nearly 5 2d tickets!

Now alot of people may state well it's a reward when buying the paper, however I would rather have 5 tickets than 2 !

What do other people (Martin included) think?

JamesK10

Odeon runs many different offers at the same time, one under O2 moments on smartphones as well as just Orange Wednesdays across all chains, plus the Premiere club card where you build up points to free 2D and 3D tickets and/or food.

So chances are they've just decided to make at least one of those promotions better value instead of the Daily Mail - and have also re-run the barcode printout 30% off campaign again this year which is instead of the Premiere points so you have to take your pick.

I didn't know they were another company increasing the points value for the same thing but that just leaves Waterstone's as new members, if their £5 vouchers are 2000 points as well I'll take my pick when I get my final voucher otherwise it can just go on Tesco as usual where their big stores have got more than just books.

peterwright

i saved for 6 months for a kobo reader and got sent a cheapy binatone which is half the price and not compatible for library use.
when i complained they told me they can send what they like.

i complained again but they dont reply

wackojackouk

Hi guys

Does anyone have a spare Sat code per chance.

Couldn't get a paper yesterday

Cheers

WJUK

Sosdon

Mine came with no code today , used the help function , it then asked me which advert was on page four of the Live mag ( Canon ).

You could try that , i have yesterdays paper if its a similar question ..

nutty1

anyone know about the zavvi £5 voucher on front of todays mail, thanks