Shame the prices with Thomas Cook aren't particularly good though. A hotel that I booked through Hotels.com (who price matched Sunshine) for £51.14 two nights half board is £60.70 on Thomas Cook. Also got cashback on top of my lower price booking, plus they have a "stay 10 nights, get one free" loya...

There isn't one of these near me, sadly. But I used a similar voucher a few years ago at the Lakeside in Milton Keynes and thought the Sunday Lunch was great. Huge portion, very reasonable prices and a great view over Willen Lake (rather than the usual concrete views you get elsewhere in MK).

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I got some fruit and veg vouchers (1x £3 and 3x 75p for friends/family). After some time, they wanted me to do "tasks", e.g. post on Facebook, Twitter etc about my views on Tesco fruit and veg. They basically say you won't get any more vouchers unless you do these tasks. My opinion on the quality of...

I use this site for nearly all my bookings now. You get between 6 and 12% cashback, depending on the currently available offer and the site you use. Plus 1 free nights for every 10 you stay (and it is better than a hotel reward scheme as you aren't tied to a particular chain and it also applies to s...

I used Beachboy's code.

My code is FP7NK

The offer is so vague, it doesn't even tell us the name of the company in which we are gaining shares, the class of share, etc etc.

Worth a punt for freebie though.

Can we get 50p cashback on the new catalogue competition?

The Orchard was good whilst it lasted. Definitely got me to try products I wouldn't normally buy. But then I rarely bough them again (so not good for Tesco).

Personally to say the shares in imutual "have no known value" is an exaggeration I think. Reality tells me they are worth zero. Would you be willing to transfer yours back to the company for 1p? ;) At a rate of 1p per share - no. At a rate of 10p per share - yes. Based on 8,936,947 shares being iss...