douglasworld.co.uk

Advantages: None anymore unless you really want to find out more about Lurpack butter
Disadvantages: No more freebies :-(

Update 27.04.03 All freebies (tea towels, mouse mats, socks) have gone and there seems little point in visiting this website anymore. I feel they were a little too generous for their own good. I have one pair of socks, one mouse mat and eight tea towels thanks to this site :-) But alas, no more :-( Update 14.04.03 Message from site: Douglas Loyalty’ is nearing it’s end. I’ve really enjoyed rewarding the thousands of loyal fans who have regularly ...
...out so many now that she’s exhausted so I’m giving her a well deserved rest. But I’ve got one last treat in store for those of you with over 500 points – a free mouse mat. There’s 1000 up for grabs, one per person on a first-come, first-served basis. So get claiming! Thanks for being a part of ‘Douglas Loyalty’, I hope you’ve enjoyed it. HMPFF! NO MORE FREEBIES THEN! I WON'T BE VISITING THIS SITE ANYMORE AS THERES NOTHING ELSE WORTH MUCH COP ON ... Read review

Advantages: freebies
Disadvantages: bit boring

100 points each week just for visiting the website. For you 100 points per week you can save for a tea towel, socks or an apron. These will cost you between 500 – 1300 points each. Does this sound like a good idea? It didn’t to me either until I found myself clicking through to the website roughly each week and seeing my points add up. I received my tea towel (the only thing in stock) three days after requesting it. The site is focused ...
...the adverts where he is always playing his trombone and annoying Penelope Keith (the voice over). To collect these points you have to register which is a standard process, which we’ve all done millions of times before. After that you have to sign in using the username and password you chose to see your points rack up. ****LURPAK LOYALTY**** Here is the where your points are added, and you can see what products are in stock. Currently the ... Read review

Advantages: freebies, informative, content
Disadvantages: won't appeal to everyone

apparently Douglas World Douglas World is a simple website and appeals to a certain audience and although many people will ignore it as boring, it can be exactly the opposite. The appeal of the freebies drives people to the site but like myself, not too many stay to see the whole site. The Site Itself You go to the site at www.douglasworld.co.uk. If you have any software that stops pop-up windows, you will have to temporarily disable them as ...
...need to worry as you just have to click on the link, this will open a new window. Now you are in, you will probably want to register and start earning points. This is a simple process that involves you giving some of the normal details away. I have not received any junk mail/email/phone calls related to the site so you can relax with that point. The details are so that you can claim your gifts when you get enough points. Once registered, you log ... Read review

Advantages: You can get loads of free stuff
Disadvantages: none!

For those of you that have not learned about www.douglasworld.co.uk, you are seriously missing out. It is a brilliant website based on the character ‘Douglas’ that is used in the advertising of Lurpak butter. For you freebie hunters out there, this is a mega amazing freebie not to be missed! So far, I’ve had two tea towels, a pair of socks, an apron on the way and continuing to save for more! I am really enjoying all of the freebies offered and they ...
...you get points for each time you visit – although you only get points for one visit each week, which you can then save up for freebies. There are other features of the website with a scratchcard, games for the kids, things to buy and more. Douglasworld has loads of things to offer on the site. I will go through each section individually as follows: LURPAK LOYALTY – This is where you can cash in points. For 500 points you can get a teatowel, for ... Read review

Advantages: fun site with rewards
Disadvantages: out of stock at the moment

This is a fun little site, dedicated to Lurpak lovers and fans of Douglas the butter man who stars in the adverts alongside the voice of Penelope Keith You can take a little look around the site without registering if you want to, but you may as well go ahead do it as it only takes a minute and then you can earn points to exchange for Lurpak merchandise. Once logged in you can move around the tabletop and choose want you want to do or see by clicking ...
...Lurpak Loyalty. Registering will get you 200 points and after that if you log in once a week, you'll get another 100. If you refer a friend or up to five friends you can get a few more points but he doesn't say how many I think it may be 100 points but I haven't referred anyone so I don't know, sorry about that people. Save them up (your points not your friends) and you can swap them for the goodies, which currently are: - A Douglas tea towel = 500 ... Read review