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Cineworld Unlimited Card: ... may have heard of the reclaiming of the unlawful bank charges and the thousands of people trying to get there money back well as you proberly know it,s on hold for the time being awaiting the courts ruling on fairness. but what you might not know this doesn,t apply to credit cards so you can get your money back within a few weeks just add up all your late fee charges within the last six years and write to your cr...
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	Boots Advantage Card Credit Card / A great big 4 points per £1, no other loyalty card in the UK is more generous. overall rating 161 reviews

	Tesco Clubcard Credit Card / overall rating 139 reviews

	Egg Card Credit Card / overall rating 115 reviews

	Capital One Credit Card / overall rating 84 reviews

	Credit Cards in general This item relates to opinions about credit cards in general rather than specific brands of cards. overall rating 79 reviews

	Nectar Card Credit Card / A loyalty card with a number of participating companies including Sainsburys, BP, Debenhams and Barclaycard. overall rating 41 reviews

	Barclaycard Credit Card / overall rating 39 reviews

	MBNA MBNA Corporation was a bank holding company and parent company of wholly owned subsidiary MBNA America Bank, N.A., headquartered in Wilmington, Delaware, prior to being acquired by Bank of America in 2005. It was the world's largest independent credit card issuer, specializing in affinity ... overall rating 40 reviews

	American Express Credit Card / overall rating 37 reviews

	Goldfish Credit Card Credit Card / overall rating 35 reviews

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	Cineworld Unlimited Card ... following is based on my experience of the Cineworld Unlimited card at the Falkirk and Glasgow cinemas in Scotland. I first signed up to Cineworld s unlimited card scheme in November 2007 and was delighted with it. For £11.99 a month I could watch as many films in the month as I wanted and there were no catches other than I couldn t go to certain Cineworld cinemas in London West End (I believe the deal that includes these is £16.50 a month). At the time ticket prices were around £6.20 so going twice in the month would save pennies but any more visits and you are looking at decent savings. The first day I was going to see Beowolf 3d which had a supplement of £2 w... Read the full review: Not as good as it used to be by tommy7
	Cineworld Unlimited Card ... people like to watch a movie from time to time but if you are someone who likes to go every week then the Cineworld Unlimited Card might be the something for you! The Cineworld Unlimited Card is just that! It lets you watch unlimited films at almost any Cineworld Cinema in the UK (excluding Chelsea, Fulham Road, Haymarket and Shaftsbury Avenue) for £13.50 per month but when you sign up to the card you are committing yourself for one year minimum and then you must give one months notice to terminate your card. You can also buy the unlimited card as a gift to a friend or loved one for £162.00 or £198.00 if you want to include Chelsea, Fulham Road, Haymarket and Shaf... Read the full review: It's an unlimited cinema card, at a price of course. by katykicker
	Boots Advantage Card ... Boots Advantage Card is a loyalty card to Boots pharmacy and is a way to accumulate points from the purchases you make in store. I have had one of these cards for years and compared to other loyalty cards they are actually quite generous. Every £1.00 you spend in store you will receive 4 points in return, which means you get £0.04 for every pound you spend. It doesn t sound a lot but it does accumulate quite quickly if you spend a lot in Boots and shop regularly. You can use the points on anything you want and often there are special offers to gain extra points when you buy certain things. This is useful if you usually buy the things but actually I believe it is a cle... Read the full review: They say nothing comes for free, but here it actually does! by bkecky

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