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Daily Mail Rewards: Free Nectar Points

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Every day, daily mail readers can earn free Nectar Points with the Daily Mail Rewards Club. 

Using Mail Rewards to collect Nectar points has been available since August 2017. It’s one of the best ways to accumulate points every week.

Find out how the reward program works and how you can maximize the benefits.

What is the Daily Mail Rewards Club and how does it work?

There are unique numbers printed on the bottom of your Mail newspaper that allow you to earn Nectar points every day!

It is possible to earn up to 250 Nectar points per month, which can quickly add up over the year.

How do I get my Nectar points from MyMail?

It’s simple – grab your code and go to the MyMail website to enter your unique number.

Look at the back page of the paper, where a date and code are printed at the bottom right corner. That long 12-digit code is the Daily Mail Reward Club unique number that you must enter every day on MyMail.

There are different ways to earn Nectar points, depending on how you get the Daily Mail.

If you’re not a Daily Mail subscriber, you can earn a maximum of 50 Nectar card points each week.

From Monday to Friday you can get 5 Nectar points, from Saturday to Sunday you can get 10 Nectar points, and from Sunday to Monday, you can get 15 Nectar points.

Ultimate Pack subscribers can collect double the Mail Rewards Nectar points as a non-subscriber.

Each weekday, you can earn 10 Nectar points, a Saturday for 20, and Sunday for 30.

Linked accounts will receive points on the same day, and you may earn a maximum of 250 points per month.

Subscribers to the Digital Edition receive 50 Nectar points by the 21st of the following month. You do not have to log anything daily on the Mail Rewards site, since there is no physical code or paper to work with.

How do I spend my Daily Mail Nectar points?

Whenever you get a Mail reward, it will get credited to your Nectar balance along with any loyalty points you collect. You can use them as you normally would. We’d always recommend downloading the Nectar Card app (iOS/Android) so you can see your balance building up.

In addition, MyMail offers several ways to spend points directly, including the current offer where 1,000 points can be redeemed for a £5 M&S gift card in-store or online.

Adding Nectar points to your Daily Mail Rewards Club account is a great way to boost your reward balance but remember – don’t go out of your way to buy a paper just for this offer. Chances are your Nectar points aren’t worth the cost of a Daily Mail newspaper 7 times a week.

don’t have a Nectar card. How do I get one?

There are three super simple ways to sign up for a Nectar card.

1: Join online

Just complete the registration form online at Nectar.com and they will send you a shiner new card through the post. Usually, your Nectar card will be with you within 14 days.

2: Join in-store at Sainsburys (and some others)

The next time you’re in a Sainsbury’s store, simply pick up a registration pack from the tills or customer service desk, fill it in and post it off. This is the fastest route as you can swipe your card straight away and start collecting Nectar points on day 1.

3: Join via the app

Download the free Nectar app and follow the simple instructions to order a card. The app also allows you to use a digital version which you can store in your Apple Pay or Google Pay wallet. Handy for those that forget to swipe a physical card!

How do I make the most of my Nectar points?

Well, there are a few hacks but the most interesting is Quidco.

By purchasing your goodies through the site; most (but not all) Nectar-eligible websites will offer cashback on top of your purchase which means a double whammy of savings!

What’s more – signup with our special MoneyArk offer link and get £5 into your account after you’ve earned £5 in cashback. Win-Win!

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