I have been using this website on and off for years now, since it was Ipoints. It is a points rewards system where you earn points for various actions and cash them in for gifts from their catalogue. I've had quite a few rewards from these now and haven't spent much money, 95% of these points came from free clicks and sign ups. You get your first points for signing up, the only information you really need is a username, password, email and address. You will receive surveys via email to complete that can be worth anywhere between around 50-500 points (maximiles). You can opt out of receiving emails if you wish. Other emails are just links to websites and ...  Read the complete review

I just thought I would share my opinion of Maximiles. I have been using the website for just over a month now and have managed to accumulate my first 3000 points which I then exchanged for a £10 argos voucher on 23/11. The voucher has just been received in this mornings post (01/12) although been advised it may take up to 14 days for the reward to be delivered!! I am already very satisfied with the service provided at Maximiles. I have not actually paid a penny for the gift voucher as I have simply filled out surveys as they have reached my inbox and watched the latest videos on their website which also earns points. After receiving my voucher I am nearly now on 1000 ...  Read the complete review

I see on here some people are criticising Maximiles, but after reading their reviews it appears they are not maximising it's potential. Firstly, it is a rewards scheme which is linked to multiple partners. You do need to check out several of the partners and their offers to make the most of Maximiles. You can do all sorts including shopping via Maximiles web site, taking surveys, registering for brochures, watching video ads, applying for mobile phones, credit cards, insurances, energy providers etc. I have been using the site for a few years and I have had several free gifts back. Admittedly they have not been anything outstanding, because to get such a ...  Read the complete review

1) Maximiles change the value of their points without notice, so my review may be out of date by the time you read this. 2) Spend money: However, as of Jan 2011: You need 3500 points to get a DVD (Toy Story 3 = cost around £10) I got 45 points for spending £58 at Asda online grocery. So, around 1 point per £1 spent. ***Therefore to earn the 3500 points needed for a single DVD, you would need to spend around £3500 3) Spend time: I read from other reviews, that you can earn 10 points for filling out a survey that takes around 3minutes. So that's 3.33 points per minute. If each point is worth around 1/3500 of a £10 DVD, I calculate that ...  Read the complete review

This is a fantastic free website where you can earn money by shopping online on other websites. Similar to nectar points you go onto the Maximiles website and go to the website you're wishing to shop on via it. You earn so many points per pound which differs with different websites. Points are called maximiles. They do not have an expiry date as long as your account stays active (if it is unactive/ not used for 12 months you may lose your maximiles). The points take around 30 days to be put into your account, because they have to be verified via the site you shopping on via maximiles etc. ***Other ways to earn points on the ...  Read the complete review