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A lot of messing around. On their site which I though could be a scam. But ones you sign up to 10 things and send them proof of your address. email 5 times because it takes ages. You finally get an email from them saying your reward is being processed. I just received £750 MasterCard online card.
So happy. I was half expecting it to be rubbish.

If you have any mails saying you've won free money, if they're legit, they really won't mind you handing the police their details :)

Goto Google search "Met police report fraud"
and you'll find them in the 1st link.
They will happily deal with these criminals.

Take the scammers down.

I got sent this through my baby center emails so i thought it would be legit and I wasn't wrong. All you need to do is stick with completing the FREE games and rewards (about 10 in total it took me about ut 3 days to complete) once you complete the rewards your send them proof of your address. I didn't use any bank details or use my real phone ne number. 3 weeks in I received my £200 amazon voucher which I also got the choice if I wanted to change strores. I have also just completed a £1000 amazon voucher for my mum so fingers crossed this comes through! Honestly this is NOT a scam!! I will happily sell my name, dob and address for a free voucher when all those details are available for anyone to see anyway!

Had an advert come up on Facebook about getting a dyson hair dryer if is signed up to some deals. I thought probably a load of nonsense, but did it anyway.
Anyway, I completed all deals and received an email in which I needed to complete a form to claim my reward. I filled the form and now probably 2 and a bit weeks later I received a voucher for the full amount of a dyson hair dryer and was able to make my purchase via amazon.
Great stuff.

Don't knock it till you've tried it. Took me about 2 weeks, a £3 shave kit subscription (now cancelled) and a sign up to about 10 gaming apps (also now uninstalled) and I got a £750 tango gift card link which I Converted Into a £500 mastercard and a £250 amazon gift card. Well impressed. I too will be doing it again in 2 years. Be smart about it, but honestly, give it a go. I did. 😁😊😎

Recieved a gift card worth £75 for playing a couple of admittedly dull games which I've swiftly removed from my device. It took a couple of months and me chasing them a couple of times but they're giving you money for nothing. They obviously make it a drawn out process so people will lose interest but trust me. Stick with it and you will get what you signed up for.

Received a lovely predatory text from a withheld number, contact name showed up as airways even though they are clearly not an airway company. Offered some large voucher if I sign up and give them personal information.

Ignore this predatory nonsense, if you want to trade personal information for cash there are better ways to do it.

I have read so many bad reviews about NCC, i don't understand these reviews, whilst i am still awaiting my latest reward, £500 Argos voucher, i received my last one promptly, a £75 gift card that i converted into £75 Visa card to spend on anything. They are not very good at getting back to individual email queries, but in general, who gives you something for very little effort nowadays, and let me tell you, £75 to spend on whatever you need at a time like this was a god send after being made redundant in the lock down, give it a go, how long do you sit in front of the TV? You can press a few buttons on your phone, giving product feedback or just saying NO to certain offers, to get £75 for free, i don't know what everyone's complaining about!!

I saw an ad on YouTube for a PlayStation 5 console and thought this couldn’t be anything other than a scam. But I followed the link, signed up using a burner email address, completed as many free offers as I could and probably spent about £10-12 on a few other trials which I have since cancelled.
After completing the required trials/offers, I was told I’d receive an email from Tango Card (their incentives partner) in 2-4 weeks. Definitely a scam, huh? The next day I get an email from Tango saying I have a gift card. To the value of £450! I converted it to an Amazon.co.uk gift card and now have £450 sitting on my Amazon gift card balance waiting until the PlayStation 5 pre orders open.
I’m very happy, you just have to accept that nothing is free, these companies have to make their money, so you have to jump through a few hoops. Well worth it in my opinion.

I also thought to be a scam but after nearly two months and subscribing to 10 deals which later I cancel using the trials on offer. Spent about £30. I recorded everything I signed up for to make sure I could unsubscribe later. Yesterday I got £900 on a prepaid virtual card. Added card details to PayPal and Google pay.. all good. Bought a few things already. In 2 years time I will do it again. Currently doing my missus deals. It can be overhelming as they do throw some adds at you etc.. but they need to make money too.. don't expect a free reward and company losing out. After I completed the deals I left it out to make sure when they check i was still registered with said companies. Amazon prime, graze etc (there's know companies and dogdy companies on list of companies list they give you to sign up with. Just be smart) after a month I cancelled the deals didn't suit me. Sent proof of address and now boom money in bank. Definitely recommend. Just be smart! Sign with well know companies and record every detail. And use add blockers and run malware and antivirus after deals completed just to make sure, don't reply to texts etc.

More scams do not give your details don't be a mug

Well it worked for me,took about 2 months but I got email yesterday from the other company Tango card(same one that gives MISTPLAY vouchers) redeemed my £75 for mastercard virtual card, used it to pay council tax today and went through just fine.
NB: I spent about £5 on their offers and surveys, only did 5 of them but you can do more to earn more . Worth a try

I signed up to receive a £1000 gift card. It's a really long process you have to compile so many rewards I believe 10 in total. Some you have to purchase. I choose as many free sign ups as possible and a few I paid for about £35 in total. Then I just un subscribed to all the sites after completing. And the things I purchased through trials like beers etc I drank then cancelled the subscription. Then about 2-3 weeks later I got an email to send of evidence of address and to sign a e letter. Then I didn't hear anything for about 1-2 months so I just thought like everyone else it's a scam. But yesterday I actually received my £1000 voucher I got to choose what sort of voucher I wanted. And its legit I've have tried to buy something and its real. 100% if you read this give it a go. It does take a few months and they don't email back to you just be patient it does come in.

Egregious information theft bullsh*t. Ignore.

Just as the others say ... AVOID

I am truly sick of these ridiculous emails saying I'm approved when I'm not! I've tried to follow the steps to claim countless "pre-approved" cards, loans, and credit but it always ends the same!!! Just a labyrinth of surveys, special offers, and total BS. All I ever end up with is more BS emails and a headache!