Daily Mail Rewards Club Thread

JamesK10

3010 wrote: »

I have to put at least 1 code in at the weekend on the system through the verification process as most of the time the numbers are blurred or smudged or even missing. I wonder would that count?

Don't think so, me and the the other rellies ended up with missing codes within a fortnight of each other, at different shops.

It's a bigger problem that the MoS have changed the TV Guide and the digital channels are even more busy, disorganised and unreadable than their Metro free paper, never mind only starting at 7pm. Will probably take the voucher and go back to the Sun on Saturday for a cheap printed guide if I want one, as the layout is better, you get the whole day's info for Freeview/Satellite and it's one-third the price.

joe2cool

Todays Spare

07-26-29-30-65-80

beanielou

Thanks joe2cool.
Has been used by someone who dident say thanks.

typistretired

Monday 18th February answers

Bonus cash amount £10,000

30-second challenge beginner's line first number 32

Nine to Five given word OVERHEATS

Don't forget if you input a unique number Monday to Friday this week you get triple points

Shanker

Last September (2012), I traded 6800 points collected over a long period for a £25 Tesco voucher.

Uptil then, I have traded only 1500 points at a time for £5 Tesco vouchers, (4 times in all). Other than that the only other trade in was for a Zavvi voucher which when I tried to use it on line I found that the catalogue of items available was basically stuff they couldn't sell otherwise. I did get a satisfactory resolution out of that debacle but that's another story!

I digress!

I find now that if you want the same Tesco vouchers, you have to save up 2000 points for a £5 voucher and a massive 9500 for a £25 voucher. This represents a massive increase of 33.3% for the former and a even more massive increase of 39.7% for the latter.

I have complained to the Daily Mail Rewards Scheme who sent me this:

"Thank you for yourmessage regarding the increased rewards values.

The Mail Rewards Shop operates like any online store and Mail Points values(like prices) are liable to change from time to time. This is due tofluctuations in the price at which we are able to acquire these items for ourmembers.

We endeavour to deliver all items to our members at the best possible price andapologies for any inconvenience this has caused.

If you have any further queries, please don't hesitate to contact us.

Best regards,
Emma
The Mail Rewards Team"

Personally I feel that this is a "brush-off".

I have written back and complained with the comment that this is not a fluctuation and that such increases cannot be classified as such. I strongly suspect that many of the stores who initially signed up with the DM and MoS are now trying to back off wishing that they hadn't joined up. Judging by a lot of unjustified increases in food cost at Tesco in particular, (we do most of out shopping at Tesco, unfortunately), it would seem that this may be the case.

I am very angry that I have saved up nearly another 9000 points again only to find that they are worth a hell of a lot less than they were less than a year ago.

Any body else got any comments - shall we start a revolution?

Ayrshire_guy

Shanker,

I got that exact same "copy and paste" response when I complained that the Soup Maker was suddenly dropped and I was only halfway to saving for one. Their standard response didn't even make sense to the question I posed.

Ayrshire_guy

Here is a spare Monday code for someone:-

22-24-25-50-62-85

silverfairy

Ayrshire_guy wrote: »

Here is a spare Monday code for someone:-

22-24-25-50-62-85

Thanks very much. just used it.

rogers123

Know two answers for tuesday's paper.
Bonus cash amaount : £700
And another question which I can't remeber the answer is 43.

typistretired

Rogers123 has given above part of the answers for Tuesday 19th February:-

The bonus cash amount of £700

30-second challenge beginner line first number 43

There is also the Nine to Five given word of SPEARHEAD