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Feeling quite chuffed with myself.
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I'm doing the Daily Mail Rewards points, now that you get a bonus for doing them everyday I was getting a bit uneasy I might miss a days entry.
Tried to set up a reminder on email but my system doesn't let me do it.
I remembered something from years ago at work about a reminder on your laptop. I went to screensaver, clicked on the text option, edited it and typed in Mail Rewards, now that is my screensaver, it just shows it going across the screen. Job done!
Tried to set up a reminder on email but my system doesn't let me do it.
I remembered something from years ago at work about a reminder on your laptop. I went to screensaver, clicked on the text option, edited it and typed in Mail Rewards, now that is my screensaver, it just shows it going across the screen. Job done!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.you could....but it might be better for your lad to get a few sets of numbers jotted down off older people who have the paper....as they are much less likely to be using the internet. that way you could leave them til the day after and then enter them. if they are accepted, then they haven't been used.
The only problem I have with the Monday to Friday bonus points is that I don't buy a paper on those days (only Sat and Sun) and you have to fork out 50 pence per weekday for the paper to get the points for those days.
I haven't worked out how many points make £5 but I believe it's a lot more than £2.50 pence worth every week so I save that amount each day and have £!0 every four weeks anyway.
Obviously if you buy the DM every day anyway, the problem does not arise.
I haven't worked out how many points make £5 but I believe it's a lot more than £2.50 pence worth every week so I save that amount each day and have £!0 every four weeks anyway.
Obviously if you buy the DM every day anyway, the problem does not arise.