Maximising Coop Everyday Rewards

eskbanker

scgf wrote: »

If you feel you walk the moral high ground and are doing something noble, good for you.

:rotfl:

At the risk of stating the obvious, there's only one poster attempting to claim the moral high ground on this thread and it isn't the one you were replying to!

surreysaver

scgf wrote: »

Sometimes completely legal activities are dubious to say the least. I don't approve of leeching to appropriate free cash. End of. There is nothing I can say to change your mind and vice versa. If you feel you walk the moral high ground and are doing something noble, good for you. I won't comment further in this thread.

So its okay for banks to act legally whilst leeching money from the less financially literate?

radoslaff

quirkydeptless wrote: »

I make an automatic daily £1 Amazon Gift card top up, so I get 5% off my Amazon spending :money:



Just need to remember to use the card 1-2 times in February

When topping up the Amazon account is it possible to withdraw the money at some point if you don't intend to spend it there? Asking because I'm not a big Amazon shopper but the top up idea is good.

System

surreysaver wrote: »

So its okay for banks to act legally whilst leeching money from the less financially literate?

No. Absolutely not! Two wrongs don't make a right. If my moral code tells me something is wrong it doesn't matter one jot that the other party is doing the same or worse. I do what is right for me.

quirkydeptless

radoslaff wrote: »

When topping up the Amazon account is it possible to withdraw the money at some point if you don't intend to spend it there? Asking because I'm not a big Amazon shopper but the top up idea is good.

No, you need to spend it, but since I can get pretty much anything there, I have no problem spending it.