Daily Mail Rewards Club Thread

joe2cool

Shanker wrote: »

What's gointg on?

I have alerted everyone to what I think is an unfair scam being operated by the Daily Mail/Mail On Sunday and you are all carrying on as though nothing has happened?

Am I missing something?

Some of us still buy the DM, so may as well still collect........some like myself have spare codes for others, so nothing lost............sure we all agree about reward points increase

Shanker

joe2cool wrote: »

Some of us still buy the DM, so may as well still collect........some like myself have spare codes for others, so nothing lost............sure we all agree about reward points increase

What do you mean - spare codes?

Surely you can only use them once.

How do you come by spare ones?

By the way, did you know that it now takes another £107.00 to achieve the number of points to qualify for a £25.00 Tesco Voucher and it takes just about 4.5 weeks extra to collect them - even though they (the DM), give another 50 points out during the week.

This bears thinking about don't you think?

joe2cool

Has I said I think we all realise it wouldn't be worth buying DM's simply for the points, but if we do.... hey ho! why not collect then.
Has for spare codes there's usually more than one DM in our household, so going spare to use once & once only:D

joe2cool

Todays Spare

21-34-59-71-78-87

Slowhand

Shanker wrote: »

What do you mean - spare codes?

Surely you can only use them once.

How do you come by spare ones?

By the way, did you know that it now takes another £107.00 to achieve the number of points to qualify for a £25.00 Tesco Voucher and it takes just about 4.5 weeks extra to collect them - even though they (the DM), give another 50 points out during the week.

This bears thinking about don't you think?

Answers:-

They are codes that are spare and yes.

None of your business.

Yes...yawn.

Nope.

Night X

redagila

joe2cool wrote: »

Todays Spare

21-34-59-71-78-87

Just tried and been used without thanking you!

redagila

Can anyone help with answer to one of today's questions

On the first page of coffee break in the '30 Second Challenge' what is the first number in the Beginner line? 34 9 70

Thanks

joe2cool

Slowhand wrote: »

Answers:-

They are codes that are spare and yes.

None of your business.

Yes...yawn.

Nope.

Night X

Proves 'am just too polite

typistretired

redagila wrote: »

Can anyone help with answer to one of today's questions

On the first page of coffee break in the '30 Second Challenge' what is the first number in the Beginner line? 34 9 70

Thanks

Answers for Wednesday 20th February

Bonus cash amount £1500

30-second challenge beginners line first number 9

Nine to Five given word MARMALADE

Answers for Thursday 21st February

Bonus cash amount £50

30-second challenge beginners line first number 25

Nine to Five given word BRIGADIER

Ayrshire_guy

Here is a spare Thursday code for someone:-

01-52-60-69-77-81