Free £10 to spend at Boots,Outback,WH Smith,Body shop plus loads more

rchddap1

The moral seems to either be to order a voucher as soon as you have the right number of points, or to order them in a 'batch' if you have a specific purpose / date in mine (in my case Xmas)

jo_b_2

rchddap1 wrote:

The moral seems to either be to order a voucher as soon as you have the right number of points, or to order them in a 'batch' if you have a specific purpose / date in mine (in my case Xmas)

If it's this xmas you're thinking of, perhaps you'd better order them now! :rolleyes:

BNU_2

Oh well, lighten up guys, at least we are getting them FREE!

I am just worried that they will go bust at this rate, taking all our hard-saved PiggyPoints with them if we don't redeem our points regularly!! I think I might redeem mine now.

Are the CDWow vouchers more reliably received? I was just wondering because if not this could indicate that they are having funding problems and could be waiting for advertising clients to pay them before they can pay out on rewards.

rchddap1

If I had the points I would. Mind you my OH could get one if he wanted. I haven't ordered a £10 voucher yet...but from the tales it will probably be at least a month before I get it.

I plan to use the vouchers for ourselves. We have my OH's daughters over for a week at Xmas and they always have ££££ to spend. On the otherhand we have nowt. So, the vouchers will be used for us to spoil ourselves with. If I can get any that is....

Poppycat

I ordered mine as soon as I had enough points, think it was 1250. I got almost half of that again since waiting for the £10 voucher.

rchddap1

Just found a more comprehensive list of the places that accept Love2Shop vouchers. Seems that includes Thorpe Park, and Alton Towers if anyone is interested.

http://common.days.org.uk/downloads/pdfs/PDFRetailList.pdf

itsbeef

To be honest I dont think that Pigsback expected so many people to take up the offers and that the site would be so popular. Not wishing to sound overly supportive of them but considering it literally "money for nothing" surely waiting for it to drop through the letterbox isnt worth all the moaning and groaning thats going on?

I think that if Pigsback were to explain the situation on their website then people would be a lot more understanding??

rchddap1

I'm certainly not grumbling at them, as I think that its a great site...and I will hopefully get a lot out of it in the future. When I do order some more vouchers, I get them when I get them. One thing that I think they should change is the part of their site which essentially says if it hasn't arrived in 14 days do this....

Other than that can't fault them...at least so far.

jo_b_2

itsbeef wrote:

Not wishing to sound overly supportive of them but considering it literally "money for nothing" surely waiting for it to drop through the letterbox isnt worth all the moaning and groaning thats going on?

I think that if Pigsback were to explain the situation on their website then people would be a lot more understanding??

I think that is really the only cause of the complaints. Nobody would object to waiting longer for 'free' vouchers, but it would be nice to have a notice on the site explaining that there was a delay in sending vouchers out.

Surely the staff at Pigsback must be tired of getting emails asking where the vouchers are. A notice on the home page would make things easier for them as well.

itsbeef

Maybe there is a secret plan that we have yet to cotton onto??

Maybe, just maybe they are letting everyone get stressed out and over heating just so we need to get away for some stress relief and book through one of their affiliated sites such as the spa break or lastminute.com??



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