mutualpoints.com

Mutually exclusive I would say about Mutualpoints! There are heaps of cashback sites out there, but this is one of my favourites. I have lots of time for them because they are fun, easy to use and you need such a low threshold for redemption. I like the fact that you have some recurring daily uses, and 7 points for a daily use on Pricerunner, which is pretty generous when most other sites offer about 2 points or 1 point per click. I like the fact that by the time you reach 3000 you are usually ready for your £20 redemption and a £20 cheque arrives in your mail pretty quickly. I only had less than a week to wait last time. I like to do the bingo sites for easy ...  Read the complete review

I've been a mutual points customer for around ten years (I can remember when it was "MyPoints"). I used to a member of several sites like this, but decided to drop a lot of them and stick with just this one, and over the past couple of years there's been some really good developments on the site, increasing opportunities to earn rewards. Recent innovations are the high street points scheme, a vouchers section and a review section. On top of these, Mutual Points has a really wide range of partners, which means there are good opportunities to earn through shopping, although less accumulation by browsing than there used to be. It's a very user friendly ...  Read the complete review

Mutualpoints is a respected UK-based program offering points for shopping with a wide selection of online merchants listed on their website. Their points equal prizes in the best form of all - money. I first signed up to Mutualpoints a few years ago back when it was still Mypoints upon the recommendation of a friend. I received quite a lot of e-mails offering a measly 5 points for clicking a promotion. Being lazy and generally underwhelmed by this lowly sum of points, I ignored the e-mails for a long time. Now I am kicking myself, for those small rewards add up. Some e-mails offer more than just 5 points. Depending on the offer, you can earn even more than ...  Read the complete review

I have been a member of www.mutualpoints.com for many years now, cashback sites for me come and go but Mutual Points along with iPoints have stood the test of time and these are the two sites I prefer for ease of use and because I can see my points balance growing by the week. If I remember correctly registration was a very easy process, simply requiring basic details from you along with a short preferences survey so they can tailor the emails you will receive to suit your interests. I don't shop very often online so my income from Mutual Points is basically though the click through emails sent on a daily basis, the occasional survey and when I ...  Read the complete review

Mutual points are becoming pointless, literally. Like a lot of these cashback type of sites, Mutual points promise to reward you for using their site to purchase online, sign up for various referred services, complete surveys and via "click throughs". To be fair I haven't used them for making any of my purchases, their rewards aren't great, as I use Quidco and rPoints as first ports of call for cashback rewards. Most of the points that I would accumulate would have to come from clicking on links in their daily emails. Recently, however I noticed I was stuck at about the half way mark to 3000 points and a resultant Amazon Voucher. I was doing click thro's ...  Read the complete review