Pigsback - Free Gifts for Clicks - Newbies Please Read the First Post!!

Danigrace

Erinath wrote: »

Have Pigsback officially said this offer ends on 31st March? From what it says on the club house page I was under the impression this would be continuing for a while.

If you go through the 'invite a friend' link on the PB home page the T & C say :
Earn 500 PiggyPoints when you tell your friends about Pigsback.com. It's simple:

1. Fill out their details below: their first name, surname, valid email address and your message telling them how great Pigsback.com is. You can refer as many friends as you like.

2. Hit the submit button and they will be sent the email. Please note that if your friend is already a Pigsback.com member they will not receive the email as we don't want to be annoying those who are already a member.

3. You will get the PiggyPoints the first time your friend spends their PiggyPoints on a reward (excluding charity donations).

4. Your friend must register from the referral email and spend PiggyPoints on a Reward before the 31st March 2007.

Hope this helps.

Erinath

Thanks penny & dani - they're being incredibly misleading telling people they can earn an extra 2,500 points every month then.

Erinath

Well, I've contacted them to point out the blurb on the Curly's Club House page is misleading so hopefully they'll change it. Just imagine someone having referred 5 people & missing out on the bonus just because they didn't redeem in time.

pennylane99

Erinath wrote: »

Thanks penny & dani - they're being incredibly misleading telling people they can earn an extra 2,500 points every month then.

they may extend the offer, or go back to the original number of points for referrals which I think was around 100 points...but for now the 500 points offer says 31st March.

Savvy_Sue

pingua wrote: »

o.k so I have been a bit slow....... Thought it had to be a £10 reward - never knew they did the other ones - so shall I go for pens - can never have enough or keyrings or mug as it looks good????? but more points???? oh or the shopping bag?????????
What you reckon?????

The bag's useful, it folds down neatly and is quite sturdy and a good size. The handles are long enough to carry it on your shoulder which I like, but I know not everyone does, especially the vertically challenged who find that bags with long handles drag on the floor ...

All my boys got a stress piggy and some post-it notes in their Christmas stocking last year. I had visions of DS1 juggling with the stress piggies, but DS2 took his into school where I believe it was christened after one of the teachers and then decapitated.

I find that you can never have enough post-it notes: I think they slope off to join the missing pens ...

Hoopylass

Ive just ordered £40 of vouchers, gonna put them someplace safe for my holiday fund!

Lavender13

Does anyone know if you can use John Lewis vouchers to order from Waitrose?
Thank-you in advance.

butterflymum

Huge thanks again to the MSE'r who originally posted about the competition to be on the recent Mum's Panel. Having been one of the three chosen and after our two week stint ended yesterday, it was lovely to see the following when I opened my account this morning:


You have 7,025 PiggyPoints, worth £70.25 in rewards.


That is, £20.25 I had accumulated recently plus the £50 for being on the panel.

I'm an 'old piggie' in that I've been with it since it's days in Northern Ireland and although I've saved enough to 'buy' stuff on and off over the years, this was my first 'win' and a very nice one at that.

Thanks again for posting.

Sky_Digiman

butterflymum wrote: »

Huge thanks again to the MSE'r who originally posted about the competition to be on the recent Mum's Panel. Having been one of the three chosen and after our two week stint ended yesterday, it was lovely to see the following when I opened my account this morning:


You have 7,025 PiggyPoints, worth £70.25 in rewards.


That is, £20.25 I had accumulated recently plus the £50 for being on the panel.

I'm an 'old piggie' in that I've been with it since it's days in Northern Ireland and although I've saved enough to 'buy' stuff on and off over the years, this was my first 'win' and a very nice one at that.

Thanks again for posting.

A very well done!:beer:

mustsportsbar

butterflymum wrote: »

Huge thanks again to the MSE'r who originally posted about the competition to be on the recent Mum's Panel. Having been one of the three chosen and after our two week stint ended yesterday, it was lovely to see the following when I opened my account this morning:


You have 7,025 PiggyPoints, worth £70.25 in rewards.


That is, £20.25 I had accumulated recently plus the £50 for being on the panel.

I'm an 'old piggie' in that I've been with it since it's days in Northern Ireland and although I've saved enough to 'buy' stuff on and off over the years, this was my first 'win' and a very nice one at that.

Thanks again for posting.

Well done :beer: