themutual.net

Advantages: Get 'paid' for logging onto Ciao! Seemingly money for nothing...
Disadvantages: ....but precious little of it sometimes. Redemption charge - ouch.

...buy or sell shares in TheMutual.Net through normal channels. I wondered why they could afford to give you 5,000 of the little blighters just for signing up, but at 0.155p each, that explained it. However, this was the closest to a free lunch I’d gotten for weeks. HOW IT WORKS Original sign-up is easy enough – you know the kind of thing, socio-economic questions, inside leg measurement, interests, sex (answer Yes Please!). I followed a link from ...
...paid back to me as TheMutual.net shares. *Of course, a truly lazy person would just put a female vibrator inside, make sure they’ve both got batteries and let them get on with it. On a more serious note, this kind of scheme does help you to shop around. For a start you get shares every time you use Kelkoo to search for something. I notice also that I’ve earned one lone share not attributable to shopping since I signed on. Must be for turning off ... Read review

Advantages: free shares, great outlook for long term growth, earn share back
Disadvantages: due to internet and stock market crash last year, shares have not recouperated

...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 ...
...in the stock market crash, themutual.net have started properly running as a business and gaining more and more sponsors and links through for their web site creating revenue which at first they did not have. This now nearly making themutual.net almost breaking even in its operations, yet still has to convince the shareholder. I am convinced that this company will be profitable and am increasing my volume of extra shares to 1,000,000 as I feel confident ... Read review

Advantages: easy, fast, lots of shops, big rewards
Disadvantages: erm..none that i can think of...

I've being using themutual.net since March 2006 and I am very happy with this sort of rewards page. It's the best of all I have ever used. I will explain why I'm happy with it and why should any of you join! Don't expect to read in my review all the details of the side, how it works and all that bla-bla-bla stuff. I will only tell the basis, my experience and if it's good for you to use! Why I'm I using it? ********************* Well first of all ...
...Shopping 32,029 Clicking themutual.net e-mails 42 Referrals 6,000 Set Homepage 40 Set Favorite 20 Manual 834 Custom Campaigns 3,300 Registration Campaigns 30 Search Rewards 348 One Click Deals 140 Converted To Shares or Cash -15,141 Total 29,642 Pending (shopping) 8,514 Pending units will automatically be validated after 30 days. This allows time for the advertiser to confirm your transactions and decreases any reversals on your total number of valid ... Read review

Advantages: cash / shares back on internet services
Disadvantages: unable to find any!!!

...the average share price of themutual.net plc shares for the last five working days Or Units can be turned into cash by the following equation Cash value in £ = Number of Units x 0.1667 / 100 The cash is sent to your address in the form of a cheque. When your Shares are issued they will be in the name of IRG Trustees Limited which will hold the Shares on your behalf, you will get an e-mail with a code so you can visit your holding whenever you ... Read review

Advantages: Easy to use, lots and lots of everyday shops.
Disadvantages: Can be slow to get credits, may influence your spending habits!

********* INTRO ********* Themutual.net is essentially an advertising site. The difference is that once you register with them, instead of the profits going to the sites' owners, the they get shared with the users! Its a win win situation for the consumer. ************************ GETTING STARTED ************************* Registration is simple. Simply go to the homepage, provide your email address and address. There is an optional part for ...
...in the long run if themutual.net share price goes up. Of course, the opposite could happen, and you could lose it all. (I feel like one of those financial adverts!) Like the cashback option, once you have reached £25 worth, you can opt to transfer your points to shares allocated (although this is also only done approx 3x a year). The share price has been up and down, and at present (May 2006) there is no dividend but the price is UP (a lot!) People ... Read review

Advantages: free emailing service ,good genral info on demutualisations and associated rumours
Disadvantages: sometimes a bit too general and also some silly postings too ,on occasion

...This site although not unique is still one of my "favourites".It is well laid out and not only do you obtain the latest information regarding demutualizations ,in the insurance and building society sectors,but you also can obtain accurate information regarding the latest campaigns, aimed at conversions of mutual organisations and many other non-related freebies.They also run an email register so that you can be informed of the latest demutualization information periodically.I have been using the site for the past few years and credit them with helping me obtain windfalls and shares that i otherwise would not have received(as the information is posted on the site ,so quickly).For example i have free shares in themutual.net and totalise.net all thanks to this website,and only recently,received a windfall from the bradford and bingley too... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful

Advantages: What better than £50 for free ? (Or £150 if you are lucky !!)
Disadvantages: None

...will then receive an email invitation, if you respond by email or by phone quoting the code sent to you they will forward an application pack. Complete the application pack. Then you have to do ONE of 3 things - 1) Transfer in an existing share dealing account from another dealer. 2) Make a purchase through your account. or 3) Transfer in some shares you already hold - now many of you may hold some Totalise or themutual.net shares, or perhaps some demutualisation shares - simply send them in and they will put them in your account for you. Now sit back and collect the free £50. It doesn't take long, cost much or cause too much hassle - I did it and so can you !!... Read review

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