themutual.net

Most of the reviews of themutual.net are fairly old and written immediately after the company floated on the stock market. The company survived the internet bubble and its ticking along nicely. Themutual.net is a web portal site that rewards members with shares when they click through to other sites and either register for services or buy something. Themutual.net gets a percentage of the sale and you get a cut of that in the form of shares. Now, I've found 3 ways you can get shares for very little effort. 1) Click on All Merchants and select Kelkoo. In the Kelkoo box search for a product and click through to another merchant as if you were ...  Read the complete review

I just read this old review because I did a search on themutual.net It's interesting, because I managed to hang on to my 'worthless' shares and have continued to log on to the site, although have not collected many points through them (until recently, when I realised how good the site was!). My share holding is worth several hundred pounds amd would have been worth even more had I not written them off a couple of years ago! They have a good list of retailers that you can collect shares through including Amazon, John lewis etc and are really worth a look now. ...  Read the complete review

About a month ago I stumbled across the website - themutual.net. At first I couldn't accept the fact that they were giving free shares, I mean what was the point of this. As I investigated I found that you had to spend money with selected companies to reap this benefit. I would highly recommend individuals to join this website because you are receiving free shares, which are worth money. Also share prices are changing and the sum of money can increase. My overall conclusion is that we receive benefits for shopping at certain partners, it's abit like collecting points when going to the supermarket. ...  Read the complete review

I like many other people are one of the tens of thousands of free shareholders in themutual.net and if you have not signed up yet you really should. Well for the long term as at the moment the shares are worth very little, in fact, nearly nothing. So if you sold all your 1000 free shares at the going rate of 0.004p you may get £4!! (Before dealing costs!! of around £25.) The next payment date for the units to be transfered into shares is Feb 2002 and is likely to only generate pennys for pepole like myself, but it is money we would not normanly invest for small returns. If I remember rightly - shortly after they 'floated' their shares on the AIM ...  Read the complete review

Themutual.net is now a mere shadow of it's former self, but is still pumping out 1,000 new shares to those individuals who are inclined to join. What's the story ? Is it worth it ? And what could I get out of it ? Well, at the moment the shares are worth very little, in fact, nearly nothing - if you sold all your 1000 free shares you MIGHT get 30p !! (Before dealing costs !!) So what is so special about the site ? To be honest, NOTHING !! Themutual.net has positioned itself now as pretty much a permission marketing and sales portal, offering virtually worthless shares in exchange for you either receiving advertising emails or ...  Read the complete review