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The Tide offer listed here uses referral code REFER200 and the Tide partner link on this page, which advertises up to £200 for new business customers. Tide pays referral bonuses into the new member's Tide account once the account is open and the qualifying activity is complete.
Tide's standard Refer a Friend rules ask the new member to enter a referral code when they apply, get approved, and then spend at least £500 on their Tide card within three months of opening the account. Tide aims to pay the bonus within about eight weeks of the conditions being met. Tide also runs time-limited £200 promotions linked to the Instant Saver, where the reward depends on moving and holding a set balance for a set period.
The exact amount and conditions attached to REFER200 are shown on the Tide partner page when you open the link. Read that page before you apply so you know which version of the offer you are claiming and what you need to do to receive the full amount.
The offer suits businesses that will genuinely use Tide as an everyday account. If you already plan to put supplier payments, software subscriptions, fuel or stock purchases on a business card, the £500 card spend usually happens naturally within the first few weeks.
The Capital on Tap referral offer on this page uses code SETTINGUP and a personal referral link. New business customers who apply through the link and get approved receive a welcome reward, listed here as £75. Capital on Tap pays referral rewards as points in your account, which you can redeem for cashback or other rewards.
The referral page shows the exact reward when you open it. Capital on Tap sets referral offers through each cardholder's online portal, so the amount you see on the landing page is the amount attached to that link. Recent referral pages have offered welcome bonuses worth around £75 in points after your first card transaction.
The reward is triggered by a simple action: get approved and make your first purchase on the card. There is no high minimum spend target. A software subscription, fuel or a stationery order is enough.
This offer is designed for businesses that are new to Capital on Tap. Your business must be UK-based, trading with at least £24,000 of annual turnover, and not already have a Capital on Tap agreement. Applications are subject to credit checks, and the credit limit you are offered depends on your business and personal credit history.
The directory's immutable offer is £50 FREE with code/link CHIP-BGK748 and exact destination https://www.getchip.uk/get-your-boost?code=CHIP-BGK748&name=Faisal. The supplied destination was reachable when checked on 18 October 2026 and displayed an invitation to join Chip, asking the recipient to enter an email address and download Chip by 23:59 on 31 October. It states that the person must sign up with the referral code, deposit at least £1,000 into a Chip Account, and hold at least £1,000 for 90 days. Chip's detailed official reward page says the referred person must be a new customer, meaning someone who has never previously held a Chip account; the offer window shown there is 1 October 2026 to 23:59 on 31 October 2026. It says the £1,000 can be split across eligible Chip savings and/or investment accounts: Chip Cash ISA, Chip Smart Cash ISA, Chip Instant Access Account, Prize Savings Account, General Investment Account and Stocks and Shares ISA. The Chip Pension is expressly excluded.
The detailed page also says the referred person has 120 calendar days from the date of being referred to meet the criteria, including 90 consecutive calendar days at or above £1,000. If the balance drops below £1,000 during the holding period, the countdown starts again from zero when the minimum is restored. Both parties are stated to receive a £50 bonus, paid into a Chip Instant Access Account or Prize Savings Account. The recipient must have an open eligible receiving account; if both are open, the destination page says payment goes automatically to Instant Access, while the detailed page says Instant Access is used automatically and Prize Savings is used if Instant Access is not open. Because these official pages should be read together and promotion rules can be updated, provider confirmation is needed if the app shows different wording, if the code is not accepted, or if the dates displayed at checkout differ.
The £50 is a bonus credit, not £50 of cash guaranteed immediately, not interest, not a prize-draw entry, and not a reduction in any investment loss or account fee. The destination says a bonus paid into Instant Access does not count towards the balance used to calculate interest; a bonus paid into Prize Savings does not count as cash balance for monthly prize-draw entries. It also says bonus payments can take up to five working days to reach a linked bank account after withdrawal. The qualification deposit is therefore not a promise that the underlying account will pay a particular rate or remain fee-free. Chip's pricing page says the standard plan has no monthly cost, but ChipX has a 28-day subscription charge and investments can have platform and fund-manager charges. Check the current pricing page and the product screen before funding. Do not assume FSCS protection, tax treatment, withdrawal speed, rates or fees are identical across products: Chip's pages contain product-specific and, in places, inconsistent protection wording, so confirm the applicable terms directly with Chip.
**Recorded offer: 20% Off.** The live referral destination for this record displayed ‘20% off thanks to Zoe’ and invited a visitor to enter an email address to claim the discount and get started with Hilo. The exact referral code recorded for this promotion is **JACK TURNER**. The exact referral URL is **https://mention-me.com/m/ol/iv7esblc-jack-turner**. Keep both exactly as shown.
For this particular referral, the link is the safest redemption route. The landing page uses an email-claim journey and, in the version checked, did not show a conventional box into which a visitor could independently type a code. Do not alter the URL, replace it with a search result, or assume that **JACK TURNER** will work as a general checkout voucher in a different Hilo journey. Open the exact link, enter the email address that will be used for the purchase, and follow the route it supplies. If the resulting checkout does not visibly apply the saving before payment, pause and ask Hilo to confirm eligibility rather than assuming it will be credited later.
The live page specifically says that the refer-a-friend voucher and discount are valid for **Hilo devices only** and do **not** apply to accessories. It does not state a cash value, an expiry date, a device-by-device list, whether every subscription configuration qualifies, whether the percentage is calculated before or after other charges, or whether it reduces any recurring subscription fee. It also does not promise that the discount can be combined with another offer. Hilo’s terms say promotions may have extra conditions, are personal and may not be combined unless Hilo expressly says so. Provider confirmation is needed for all of those points at the time of purchase.
Mention Me’s general referral terms add a material eligibility safeguard: a referred friend must not be a current customer and must never have been a customer of that merchant under any email address or alias; they must purchase after accessing the programme and meet any other stated criteria. Those are general platform terms, so the current Hilo programme terms and the claim journey remain decisive. The 20% is not cash, account credit, a refund of an earlier purchase, a discount on accessories, a waiver of delivery or return costs, or proof that an order will be accepted. It is a promotional discount subject to the live offer, checkout and merchant terms.
Reward recorded in the directory: 3 Months Free. Use the exact referral code gzvc23 or the exact referral link https://shufflerewards.co.uk/. The reviewed official material does not state what “3 Months Free” covers or the campaign’s qualifying conditions, so readers must confirm the campaign terms with Shuffle before relying on it. Do not replace either stored value if the destination redirects, fails, or displays different wording.
The Referral Code Directory record for this offer is: 20% Off with referral code ADAM-RV8 and destination https://www.glossybox.co.uk/. The code and URL are reproduced exactly as supplied and have not been shortened, substituted or changed. The directory’s recorded benefit is not the same as every benefit currently described on Glossybox’s official referral page. Glossybox’s live referral FAQ currently describes a new-customer referral flow in which a friend uses a unique link or code and the referrer receives Glossy Credit, while other official Glossybox copy describes £5 off for the friend and £5 Glossy Credit for the referrer. Those pages do not, in the material retrieved, verify that ADAM-RV8 delivers 20% off, identify the qualifying plan for this code, or state whether it can be combined with a live introductory promotion. The 20% Off claim is therefore retained as the immutable directory offer but needs provider confirmation at checkout. Do not assume that a percentage discount applies to delivery, tax, limited editions, gift plans, add-ons, later renewals or a full basket unless Glossybox displays that treatment.
The recorded new-user referral offer is **£5 FREE Credit**. Use the referral code exactly as shown: **Mgame**. The recorded referral destination is exactly **https://instavolt.co.uk/**. Do not alter the characters, replace the code with a lookalike, add tracking text to the destination or treat the website address as a code entry field.
The live referral listing for this code reports £5 of free credit when a new user enters **Mgame** while signing up and says the credit activates after the vehicle has received at least 10kWh. InstaVolt’s official app terms independently confirm the important mechanics of Invite and Earn: a referee receives introductory credit in a Referral Bonus Account, and the credit is applied when the referee has made a Recharge of at least 10kWh. The official terms do not publicly state the current monetary rate on that page; instead, they say the rate is published on the platform and can be changed at InstaVolt’s discretion. The £5 amount is therefore recorded from the live listing, but should be confirmed in the app or with InstaVolt before relying on it.
Read the qualification as a real charging requirement, not merely a registration task. The clearest official wording is “a Recharge of at least 10 kWh”, so do not assume several smaller sessions will be added together unless the app or support confirms that treatment. The terms also say referee and referrer must have accounts within the same Home Company. They do not publish a universal list of countries, account types or exclusions for this exact code. If the account is outside the relevant Home Company, the referral entry screen is absent, or a fleet, roaming or other account setup is involved, provider confirmation is needed before charging in expectation of credit.
The offer is not cash, a bank transfer, a vehicle discount, a guaranteed reduction in the published pence-per-kWh rate, or a promise of free electricity before the qualifying charge. Official terms describe referral bonuses as monetary credit redeemable only by purchasing EV charging services through the platform. InstaVolt may amend or remove Invite and Earn; if it removes the scheme, its terms say credit already earned remains in the Referral Bonus Account until used. The terms also permit suspension of that account where abuse or fraud is suspected. Advertising a referral code on InstaVolt equipment or its social-media feeds is expressly prohibited.
The promotion does not change the ordinary charging contract. A Recharge Fee is charged at the applicable rate when the session starts and can vary by time, location, promotion or demand pricing. Check the in-app price at the chosen unit and do not calculate a trip on the assumption that £5 covers a fixed number of miles or kWh.
The immutable directory offer is £5 FREE using referral code REFERAS. The exact referral destination is https://get.cheddar.me/app/REFERAS and must be used exactly as written. On the checked referral page, Cheddar says the code is applied automatically when a new user signs up through that page; if it is not applied, the page instructs the user to enter REFERAS during signup. The page currently states that the £5 is split into two unlocks: £2 after the first £25 of gift-card purchases, then £3 more after the user has earned £10 cashback. It says both steps must be completed within 60 days of signing up and that the bonus is paid to the Cheddar balance.
Those are the visible mechanics of this exact destination, but the destination does not provide a complete definition of a qualifying user, whether a previous Cheddar account disqualifies someone, whether all gift-card brands and purchase types count, whether cancelled, refunded, reversed, promotional or repeated purchases are excluded, or what happens if the promotion changes before completion. Cheddar's general terms say qualifying purchases must be genuine, comply with the relevant retailer scheme and any additional criteria, and that Cheddar decides qualification. They also say promotional rewards can be conditional and time-sensitive and may vary by user. Do not assume that merely installing the app, entering the code, buying a non-qualifying card, buying and refunding a card, or opening multiple accounts will earn the bonus. Ask Cheddar support to confirm any uncertain case before spending money.
The £5 is a promotional balance credit, not £5 off the first order and not £5 of unrestricted cash guaranteed on day one. The first unlock requires £25 of gift-card purchases, and the second requires £10 of earned cashback, both within the stated 60-day window. The referral page describes cashback as instant when a gift card is bought, but it does not promise that every gift card counts towards this referral campaign or that the bonus becomes immediately withdrawable. Normal gift-card terms, retailer restrictions, balance expiry rules where applicable, account verification, banking availability and any applicable limits remain separate. The stored code and URL are retained unchanged even if the page, promotion or app later changes.
The recorded offer is **£10 Off** for a referred Absolute Collagen customer. The exact referral label is **Sharon Bal**, and the exact destination is **https://mention-me.com/m/ol/by6zxutl-charon-balrey**. Open that link first rather than typing the name into a random discount-code box. The live Mention Me page currently says that the visitor has been referred by Sharon and should enter an email address to receive the voucher.
The provider's referral FAQ says referred friends add their chosen products to the basket and enter their unique promo code at checkout. It also says the referral reward is for new customers only and that only one discount code can be used per order. The Mention Me landing page does not, in the accessible text checked for this article, state every product exclusion, minimum basket value, expiry date, subscription rule or stacking rule for this particular £10 voucher. Do not invent those conditions. Inspect the voucher email and the checkout summary before paying.
The £10 is a reduction against an eligible order, not cash paid to the customer and not a promise that the whole order or delivery will be free. The saving may be less useful if the voucher cannot be applied to the product or subscription selected, if a minimum spend applies, or if another promotion is already active. Compare the final total, delivery charge, subscription frequency and any recurring payment before confirming the purchase. Keep the voucher email and order confirmation in case the discount is not reflected correctly.
This directory listing records the Mettle referral reward as **£50 FREE**, using the referral code **HVT3H**. The qualifying route supplied for this offer is to open an eligible Mettle business bank account, make a qualifying **card payment within 30 days of signup**, and enter **HVT3H in the Mettle app**. The reward is described as free account credit or a referral bonus rather than a reduction in a business expense, an interest payment or a cash withdrawal.
The code should be entered through the in-app redemption or referral area that Mettle shows for the account. Do not assume that entering the code on a random website, typing it into an ordinary bank-transfer reference, or waiting until after the 30-day period will preserve eligibility. The code and the timing are the important parts of this listing. Record the date the account was opened, the date and amount of the first qualifying card payment, the date the code was entered, and any confirmation screen or message shown by the app.
Mettle’s current public business-account pages explain the account and its eligibility, but the exact HVT3H campaign wording is not reproduced on the general product pages reviewed for this article. The £50 amount, code and 30-day action are therefore preserved as the supplied referral listing facts. The live Mettle app and any campaign terms displayed during redemption should control if they show a different deadline, payment definition, account type, reward method or eligibility rule. A customer should not open a business account solely because of an unconfirmed reward if the account itself is unsuitable.
The phrase “card payment” is important. A card payment normally means using the Mettle business debit card for an eligible purchase, not making a bank transfer, receiving money from a customer, moving money between pots or paying a personal credit card by direct debit. The app’s own qualifying message should be treated as decisive. If the campaign specifically accepts a small purchase, complete it with the Mettle card and keep the transaction visible in the account. If the app says a different type of transaction is required, follow the live campaign wording rather than guessing.
The recorded offer is **£30 Off First Order** for AO. The directory identifier is **FAISAL NISAR**, with this live destination: `https://mention-me.com/m/ol/bc3zbnzy-faisal-nisar`. On 10 October 2026, that destination opened and displayed “Great, you’ll get £30 off thanks to Faisal”, described it as an introductory offer, and asked the visitor to enter an email address to get a voucher. That is direct evidence that this individual landing page was active and displaying £30 at the time checked.
Treat **FAISAL NISAR** as the referral identity attached to the link, not as a universal AO discount voucher to paste into every basket. The landing page’s stated route is: open the link, provide an email address, then obtain the voucher. AO’s referral FAQ also describes an alternative programme flow in which a friend can use the referrer’s name or email at checkout. If AO checkout specifically asks for a referrer name or email, use “FAISAL NISAR” exactly as recorded only in that field. Otherwise, follow the link and use the voucher or code actually issued to the email address. Do not attempt to apply both routes or assume that the name itself will work in AO’s ordinary discount-code box.
“First Order” is the directory’s label, while the live page says “introductory offer”. Mention Me’s general referral terms say a referred friend must not be a current customer and must never have been a merchant customer under any email address or alias, must buy after accessing the programme, and must meet any extra criteria notified by the merchant. AO’s own FAQ similarly says referral rewards are usually for new customers only. The precise AO programme terms shown to this visitor were not available in the reviewed text, so account history, household or address rules, minimum order value, item or category exclusions, eligibility of delivery or installation, and any geographic or payment restrictions all need provider confirmation.
Known restrictions should still be observed. AO says unique codes are one-use, redeemed online, and entered on the basket page; only one discount code is allowed per order. It also says discount codes cannot be used with its Price Match Guarantee. The AO referral FAQ says referral rewards cannot be combined with other promotional codes or offers, and says a referred-friend reward is valid for one month from issue. That FAQ is useful programme guidance, but the live landing page should be treated as the final source for the particular voucher’s stated expiry and terms.
**Recorded offer:** 50% off the recipient’s first DASH order. The supplied Dash Water referral link is https://app.bubblehouse.com/refer/pRghNZDrBFyRt/. When checked on 10 October 2026, the live Bubblehouse landing page stated, ‘Get 50% off your first order’, described it as 50% off a first DASH order from a friend, and instructed the visitor to copy the code displayed there and enter it at checkout. Use that referral link rather than relying on a code copied from an old message, as the landing page is the record of the invitation and may present a code associated with that referral.
The qualification that is expressly visible on the live invitation is **a first DASH order**. DASH’s published referral troubleshooting page gives useful, concrete checks for a genuine referral: it says a referral can be blocked where the referred customer has the same email address or IP address as the referrer, has already purchased from DASH Water, did not use the shared link, or has the same billing and/or shipping address. DASH’s general terms further say that referral credits require a genuinely referred, arm’s-length third party and a delivery address different from the referrer’s; new-user discounts apply only to the first account opened by that person. These points mean that an existing DASH customer, a duplicate account, or a self-referral is not a safe use case.
The standard DASH referral page says that friends receive 50% off their first order and that the referrer receives 50% off after the friend shops. That second, referrer-side reward is not the same as the recipient’s immediate first-order saving. DASH help says a successful referrer is sent their 50% code once the referred order has been despatched and asks them to allow 48 hours from the order being placed. It does **not** state that the recipient has to wait for a later reward; the recipient’s page instead tells them to enter its displayed code during checkout.
There is no published minimum spend, expiry date, cash value, product-category list, or statement that this exact invitation can be used on a subscription on the sources reviewed. Those points need provider confirmation before an order is placed. DASH’s general terms say discount codes exclude delivery surcharges, are usually one use per customer, cannot normally be applied retrospectively, and cannot normally be used with another discount code unless DASH says otherwise. DASH also reserves discretion over eligibility and may alter or discontinue codes. Accordingly, do not infer stacking, free delivery, a refund after payment, or a 50% reduction on delivery charges from the headline alone.
This directory record is for **£100 Bill Credit** using the referral code **UHZAMA68708**, with the destination recorded as https://fuseenergy.com/. The supplied directory record says it was checked on 6 October 2026. Enter the code in Fuse’s own direct web or app enrolment, not merely on a third-party directory page. The code is not a price, a cash payment, a tariff discount or a promise of the cheapest energy deal. It is intended to identify the referral during sign-up.
Fuse’s referral announcement says that the current reward is £100 of Fuse account credit per referred customer, regardless of the number of fuels, and says both the referring customer and the referred customer receive account credit after the referee pays their first bill. It also says that only one referral code can be added to an account, it must be entered during sign-up while the campaign is live, and referred customers must sign up directly through Fuse’s app or website. Export-only referral sign-ups are expressly excluded, although export-only customers may refer others. The directory listing additionally describes an eligible new customer, an eligible import supply, a direct rather than comparison-site switch, and payment of the first full month’s bill by its due date.
There is important uncertainty to resolve before contracting. Fuse’s broader Promotions and Referrals Terms describe campaign periods and, for the campaign terms published there, a mobile-app spin with a possible award ranging from £0 to £150. They require the referred customer not to have previously been a Fuse customer, to enter into a contract with the referral code before the applicable campaign ends, and to pay their first full month of supply by the bill due date. They also impose conditions on the referrer, including being an existing Fuse customer with no outstanding balance. The official £100 announcement, the directory’s £100 record and those more general legal terms are not fully aligned on the form and certainty of the award. Treat the £100 as a recorded live offer that **needs Fuse’s confirmation** for UHZAMA68708, the applicant and the campaign shown at checkout. Do not assume a reward is secured if the code field is absent, rejected, added after sign-up or the terms displayed at enrolment instead describe a spin or another amount.
The live Referral Code Directory record for Gopuff states **£15 Off First Order** and records the referral code **GOPWDXQM2X**. Its supplied destination is https://www.gopuff.com/gb/user-registration?coupon_code=GOPWDXQM2X. Start at that exact registration link rather than a generic landing page. The `coupon_code` parameter is intended to carry the code into the registration journey, but a URL parameter is not proof that a discount has attached: check the account and My Bag before paying. If Gopuff asks for a code, enter `GOPWDXQM2X` exactly, with no spaces or altered characters.
Gopuff’s current UK referral rules support the basic structure of this listing: a referee must be a genuinely new Gopuff customer, use the referral link or code to sign up, and make a qualifying first order. The rules say that the referee may receive £15 off that first order if the conditions are met. This wording is important. The directory records the offer as active, but the provider retains control of eligibility and can change, suspend or terminate the programme. The £15 should therefore be treated as a checkout discount to verify before an order is placed, not as an unconditional account balance or a promise of cash.
Qualification has material limits. The order must meet Gopuff’s required minimum basket value, and restricted items are excluded from the referral calculation; Gopuff gives alcohol, tobacco products and baby formula as examples. The current referral terms confirm that there is a minimum but do not publish a numerical figure, so the exact qualifying basket amount needs confirmation in the live promotion or at checkout. Do not assume that a third-party minimum-spend figure is still valid. Gopuff also says no other discount or promotional code may be applied to the qualifying order: the referral discount must be the sole discount, and only one manually entered promotion or referral code can be used per order. The programme is limited to areas where Gopuff UK operates.
The provider’s terms separately describe a £15 credit for the referrer after a referee completes a valid first order. That is not an extra £15 promised to the reader placing this first order. It should not be used as a reason to expect £30 off, a future reward, a transferable credit or cash. Provider terms say credits are non-transferable and cannot be redeemed for cash. The referee’s own £15-off fulfilment timing is not separately promised in the current rules, so the safe test is whether the reduction appears in the order summary before payment.
The directory record for Uber states **“50% Off First 5 Rides”** and supplies the referral code **aguj5gttafa3**. Its provider destination is **https://www.uber.com/gb/en/**. The destination is Uber’s UK landing page, not a personalised referral URL, so the usable identifier recorded here is the code. Uber’s UK redemption page instructs riders to open **Account**, choose **Wallet**, scroll to **Promotions**, select **Add promo code**, enter the code with no spaces, and choose **Add**.
This is a recorded referral offer, not a provider-confirmed promise that the same reward will appear on every account. The live listing describes it as intended for eligible new riders. Uber’s rider referral help page says a referred rider should be a new user who has never used Uber Rides and should add the referral code in the app before requesting a trip. The exact UK campaign may have further requirements that are visible only in the account or on the promotion screen. Someone who has previously used Uber Rides, has already accepted another referral, or sees different account-specific terms should not assume the code will qualify them.
The exact listing says 50% off the first five rides; it does not establish a sterling maximum discount per ride, a minimum fare, an expiry date, a start date, a participating-city list, a vehicle-category list, the treatment of tolls or fees, or whether another offer can be combined. It also says this is not five free rides and not cash. Do not turn the recorded phrase into a claim that five journeys will cost exactly half in all circumstances. Read the promotion details shown after the code is added and the quote before every booking.
There is an additional uncertainty around referral distribution. Uber’s published referral-program rules say referral links and codes are for personal, non-commercial sharing with people the referrer knows, and list posting on a coupon website among prohibited public uses. Those rules are published on a US legal page and say specific reward terms may vary by city. They therefore do not prove that this particular UK code will be rejected, but a code appearing on a public listing needs provider confirmation before it should be relied on.
**Recorded promotion:** this directory record is for **£15 Off First Treatment** using code **RSHARON2NJ** and the destination **https://accounts.urban.co/referral/RSHARON2NJ**. Urban's official referral page says a person who is referred signs up and finds **£15 credit** waiting in their account for their first treatment. The same page says the referrer receives £15 credit once that person has had their treatment. The public referral listing independently describes £15 credit for the referred customer and £15 credit for the referrer, and marks the programme as active for the United Kingdom. The customer-side wording is credit rather than cash, so this record calls the offer £15 off rather than representing it as a £15 payment or refund.
The practical qualification that Urban publishes is a sign-up followed by a first treatment. The listing also says to add the referral code when creating an account. Urban's general legal terms impose further rules on promotional and referral codes: they are for personal, non-commercial use; have no cash value; can be used once; only one code may be used per person; cannot be combined with other offers; and may carry their own expiry or other specific terms. Urban also reserves the right to change, suspend or end offers and remove codes for misuse. Its terms say users must be at least 18 and that the services are for individuals, but the referral page itself does not set out a separate age, residence, minimum-spend, payment-method, treatment-type or expiry rule for this exact code. Those points need provider confirmation before a reader relies on them.
The recorded link was reachable on the checked date and presented Urban login/sign-up access, but the publicly readable page did not display an account-specific confirmation that RSHARON2NJ had been accepted or that £15 had been attached to a new account. That is why this is a recorded active directory offer that needs provider confirmation, rather than a guarantee that the code will apply in every account, region or checkout. The code should be entered or opened before an eligible first-treatment booking is made, and the reader should stop to verify the account credit and the final checkout reduction. Do not assume the credit survives a cancelled booking, applies to an add-on, or applies alongside another discount: the sources reviewed do not publish those exact mechanics.
The directory record is for a £10 FREE referral reward associated with **HAYLEY DUSTER** and the supplied Mention Me destination: https://attractiontickets.mention-me.com/m/ol/jg0ee-hayley-duster. AttractionTickets.com’s own referral page identifies Mention Me as the platform used for its programme. It says that, for a successful referral, the referrer and the friend each receive a **£10 Amazon voucher**. That is the precise official description of the benefit; it is not stated to be £10 off the ticket order, cash, an AttractionTickets account credit or an entry ticket.
The official instructions describe two referral routes. A person can use a referrer’s unique referral link when booking, or, at the customer-information stage of checkout, select **“Been referred by a friend?”** and enter the friend’s name. The directory’s recorded name is HAYLEY DUSTER. If the checkout referral feature is available, enter that name exactly as supplied. AttractionTickets.com says an email may be useful where the referrer’s name is not unique; this directory does not provide an email address, so a reader should not guess one or enter a different person’s details.
A qualifying purchase has a stated minimum order value. For an Orlando booking, the referred customer’s order must be at least **£800** for the £10 reward. For a non-Orlando booking, it must be at least **£400** for the £10 reward. A booking below the applicable threshold is therefore not described as qualifying for this reward. These are booking-value conditions, not ticket prices or a guarantee that every basket will qualify. The official page says rewards are subject to change. It does not, on the material reviewed, state a new-customer rule, a maximum number of referrals, a voucher expiry, whether other promotions may be combined, whether delivery charges or optional extras count towards the threshold, or what happens after an amended or cancelled order. Those points need provider confirmation rather than assumptions.
There is an important current uncertainty. On 10 October 2026, the exact supplied Mention Me destination resolved with HTTP 200 when checked. It therefore could not be used to verify that this particular HAYLEY DUSTER route currently identifies a referrer, shows the £10 reward, or completes a referral. AttractionTickets.com’s official referral page was still available and still described the £10 Amazon-voucher programme and the £800/£400 conditions. Because the exact recorded destination was live, this individual listing is requires provider confirmation, even though the wider programme appears to be described on the retailer’s site. Do not place an order on the expectation of the voucher until AttractionTickets.com or Mention Me confirms that the named route is live and credited.
This record is for the £15 Refer A Friend promotion attached to **Faisal Nisar**. The supplied personal referral destination is `https://postcodelottery.mention-me.com/m/ol/ys3kescd-a562181a1e`. When checked on 10 October 2026, that live Mention Me page stated that a person who signs up and plays in their first paid draw will receive a £15 gift card thanks to Faisal. The official Postcode Lottery Refer A Friend page also says that both the existing player and the new player receive a £15 gift card when the new player signs up and plays in the first paid draw.
The qualifying action is therefore more than opening the link or completing a registration form. The referred person must be accepted as a player, subscribe through the scheme using the referral details, and actually play in the first paid lottery draw. The offer terms say the referred person must be aged 18 or over, resident in Great Britain, and either be new to Postcode Lottery or be a previous customer who has not played for at least 24 months before the qualifying paid draw. They must also meet the platform’s other player-acceptance conditions. A person cannot refer themselves. The official scheme page further says the referrer and referred player need separate email addresses.
Use the referral link before creating the account. In the platform’s sign-up flow, choose **“Been referred?”** on the first page and enter the referrer’s full name, **Faisal Nisar**, when prompted. If the service says another player has the same name, it may request the referrer’s registered email address; that detail is not supplied in this directory record, so obtain it directly from the referrer rather than guessing. The provider can refuse player applications, refuse rewards for breached or abusive use, and withdraw the offer by publishing notice. No evidence here supports crediting a referral retrospectively if the referral route was missed, so that possibility needs provider confirmation rather than assumption.
This directory record is for the referral attributed to **HAYLEY DUSTER**. The tracked destination is https://mention-me.com/m/ol/bm0mkiys-hayley-duster. When checked on 10 October 2026, that live Mention Me page displayed: “you’ll get a £30 Tesco gift card thanks to Hayley” and asked for an email address to get the voucher. Tesco’s official Refer a Friend page independently says that the referrer and friend can each receive a **£30 Tesco Gift Card**, subject to terms and conditions. The directory’s earlier record was checked on 30 September 2026, and the reward amount and live destination remained consistent at this editorial check.
The qualifying action is not simply opening the landing page or entering an email address. Tesco’s official referral search result says that, for both people to qualify, the referred friend must buy a Tesco Pet Insurance policy. That official result also says the referred policy must be the friend’s first policy, but the accessible page did not expose the full sentence or the complete promotion terms. Treat “first policy” as a condition to verify with Tesco before purchase, rather than assuming it covers every possible situation such as an existing, lapsed, renewed or additional-pet policy. The public pages reviewed do not establish which cover levels qualify, whether every purchase channel is tracked, whether other promotions can be combined, any geographic or age requirement for the policyholder, or a referral limit. Those points need provider confirmation.
The official search result gives one timing indication: it says the referrer gets a £30 Tesco Gift Card 90 days after the friend buys the policy, provided the friend has not cancelled it. That is useful evidence that the reward is not a point-of-sale premium discount. However, the source text available here does not clearly set out the recipient’s own fulfilment timetable, whether both cards follow the same schedule, the delivery method, or what happens if the new policy is changed, cancelled or fails a payment. The Mention Me page’s invitation to enter an email is not proof that a gift card has been earned or delivered. Do not rely on an unverified 90-day promise for the referred customer; ask Tesco Pet Insurance to confirm the current terms and fulfilment route in writing if it affects the purchase decision.
Use the unique HAYLEY DUSTER URL at the beginning of the journey. There is no evidence that “HAYLEY DUSTER” should be typed into a standard Tesco quote box as a conventional promo code. The destination is the tracking mechanism recorded for this offer. Keep a copy of the referral confirmation, the quote or policy confirmation and the dates. The offer is recorded as active because the individual landing page resolves and the official Tesco page still advertises the same £30 bilateral reward, but it still needs provider confirmation because its full eligibility and fulfilment terms were not publicly exposed in the material reviewed.
**£100 FREE Raisin referral offer — Referral link:** https://www.raisin.com/en-gb/referral/?raf=92c0dda3d7ef763433834fc9628634b25bcfd104
The exact referral URL above is the referral link for this record. It must be opened before completing a new Raisin UK registration so that Raisin has the best opportunity to associate the new customer with the referral. Raisin’s official UK ‘Refer a friend bonus’ page says that the referrer and the referred friend each receive £100 when the friend opens and funds a qualifying fixed-rate bond. It describes the £100 terms as applying to successful referrals made on or after 31 October 2025. The reward is credited to the relevant Raisin UK Transaction Accounts, with the page saying payment is made within 28 days of the referred customer opening and funding the qualifying bond.
For the published £100 criteria, the referred person must be a new referral registration, fully register for Raisin UK, and make their first successfully opened savings account a qualifying fixed-rate bond. That bond must have a term of **one year or longer** and a **minimum opening deposit of £10,000**. The qualifying £10,000 cannot be divided across several savings accounts; it must be in one qualifying savings account. A reader who opens an easy-access or notice account first, selects a fixed term of under one year, funds less than £10,000, has an unsuccessful application, or was already registered should not expect the £100 reward.
The referral page also contains a separate paragraph referring to £5,000, six-month products and easy-access or notice accounts. That wording conflicts with the page’s stated £100 / £10,000 / one-year criteria and is not sufficiently explained on the extracted page. Do **not** rely on the £5,000 text as an alternative way to earn this £100 reward. Confirm the qualifying product and the referral attribution with Raisin UK before committing funds, especially because the exact referral destination was live but its text-only response did not display the personalised promotional terms.
The £100 is not a higher savings rate, a discount on the £10,000 deposit, a substitute for the required deposit, or a guarantee of investment or savings performance. It is not earned merely by clicking the link, creating an incomplete application, or sharing the link. A former Raisin £100 welcome-bonus page is explicitly expired and used a different promotion; it must not be confused with this referral offer. Terms, availability and product range can change, so provider confirmation remains necessary immediately before applying.
**Directory reward: 1,000 Points.** For this specific listing, the exact referral code/link is **Referral link** and the exact referral URL is **https://virginred.mention-me.com/m/ol/wc1rz-faisal-nisar**. Use that destination before creating the Virgin Red account. The live page currently says that Faisal has treated the visitor to 1,000 Virgin Points and asks the visitor to join Virgin Red and earn their first Virgin Points to unlock the bonus. Do not replace the URL with a shortened link, a name search or a different member’s link.
Virgin Red’s current official referral page says the referred person must be a first-time Virgin Red member, aged 18 or over, resident in the UK, and must join using the referrer’s name or referral link. It is not enough merely to register. The referred member must complete a **Qualifying Earn Transaction** and the resulting Virgin Points must be credited to their account within 18 months of joining. Virgin defines a qualifying transaction as an earning transaction available through the Virgin Red Earn section, but expressly excludes buying points, converting from another loyalty programme, bonus-point awards (including referrals), prize draws, competitions and games. Check the selected Earn offer’s own conditions before purchase or sign-up, because it determines what counts and when points are credited.
The stated delivery mechanism is also important: both parties receive a promotional code within seven days after the points from the referred person’s first qualifying earn have been credited. The code must be redeemed within one month of issue; Virgin says the points are then credited automatically. This is consequently not an instant 1,000-point signup credit and it is not a payment for clicking the link. The reward cannot be taken as cash, resold, transferred or refunded. A person cannot refer themselves by using different email addresses, and a referred-member reward can be earned only once. Virgin may withdraw, vary, extend or suspend the promotion without notice.
There is a legacy inconsistency worth treating cautiously. An older official Virgin news page contains 2,000-point introductory language, while its detailed referral conditions say 1,000 points and the current official referral page and this live destination say 1,000. This record therefore retains the required **1,000 Points** reward, but provider confirmation remains necessary before relying on it, especially if the live journey shows different wording, reward amount or eligibility terms.
**Recorded offer:** £10–£200 Free Credit. The recorded redemption method is a **Referral link**, not a promotional code: https://whatnot.com/invite/user_3f44c88523a4. The live ReferCodes listing says that a new user who signs up through a friend's Whatnot referral link can receive £10–£200 off a first purchase, with the exact amount randomly determined by Whatnot; it also says the referrer receives the same amount after the new buyer completes a first purchase. Treat that description as a directory claim rather than a guaranteed amount.
Whatnot's current official Buyer Referral Programme confirms the underlying mechanism but does not confirm this link's £10–£200 range. It says the amount is revealed during sign-up and may vary by account, region or promotion. It also says referral codes have been phased out in favour of referral links, except that older codes may work for selected past campaigns. Open the supplied link before creating the account instead of looking for a code field or substituting a link from another person. A new buyer may use only one referral link or referral offer.
The official standard terms describe an Eligible New Member as someone who has never created a Whatnot account, creates a valid account through an existing member's link and meets Whatnot's terms. The help page additionally tells referred buyers to verify a phone number. Multiple accounts cannot be used to earn credit, credit from separate accounts cannot be combined, and referral sharing is for personal rather than commercial use. A completed order made by the new buyer through a valid link is the relevant qualifying purchase; a cancelled, refunded, disputed or otherwise ineligible order does not qualify. The standard terms say a qualifying transaction has no minimum total value, but the live offer display and checkout remain the final authority.
There is a material location uncertainty for a UK-facing record. The directory presents a pound-denominated range and Whatnot has UK buyer and shipping pages. However, the currently published standard Buyer Referral terms also state that that offer is available to US residents only. Those sources do not establish that this particular link is available to a UK resident, nor do they confirm the random £10–£200 allocation or an end date. The direct invite destination was protected by a verification page during this check, so its live sign-up display could not be independently read. Confirm country eligibility, the exact credit and any live conditions in the referral flow before creating an account or placing an order.
The immutable directory record is **£50 Bonus**, referral code **A3X2XJ**, and referral URL **https://www.chase.co.uk/gb/en/referral/**. The code and URL are recorded here exactly as supplied; neither is a substitute for Chase confirming that this particular single-use code remains usable. On 12 October 2026, the exact recorded referral URL returned HTTP 404. That makes the code/link record **under review**, even though Chase’s separate official referral page and current Refer a friend terms describe a £50 offer. Do not infer that A3X2XJ is active simply because the wider promotion is described elsewhere.
Under the published terms, an eligible referrer and an eligible new Chase customer can each receive £50 in their respective Rewards balances. The referee must be eligible to join Chase, must not have applied to join Chase before 3 December 2025, must open a Chase account, and must enter the referral code in the Rewards section to link with the referrer and activate the offer. Code entry and activation must happen within 30 days of opening the first Chase account. The referee must also deposit a total of at least £1,000 into a Chase account within that same 30-day period. Chase expressly says the pay-ins may be accumulated: its example is paying in £500, spending £250, then paying in another £500. It is therefore a total-deposits condition, not a stated requirement to keep a £1,000 balance continuously.
A referral code is single use. The referrer creates up to five codes in the Chase app and is responsible for ensuring a code has not already been shared or used. If a code has linked to a referee who then fails the conditions within 30 days, that code cannot be reused and the referrer cannot generate a replacement for it. Chase says referrers may send codes only to people they know and must not use public paid promotion or spam. The offer can be changed, suspended or ended, and Chase may reverse an award where it reasonably suspects abuse or a breach. The referrer and referee must not close their last Chase account or deactivate Rewards before the award is paid. Given the failed recorded destination and single-use design, provider confirmation or confirmation from the original referrer is needed before relying on A3X2XJ.
**Reward recorded: Up to 20% Off.** This is the referral route recorded for **CLARE HUNT**. Use the referral page exactly as supplied: **https://avantitravelinsurance.mention-me.com/m/ol/df1jgetz-clare-hunt**. On the live Mention Me landing page checked for this record, the page says that Clare referred the visitor and asks for an email address to obtain a discount; it displays “up to 20% off” and also “20% OFF” wording. Avanti’s own referral terms describe the referred-friend reward as **up to 20% off the first policy**. Because the landing page and programme language are not a final price, verify the actual reduction in the quote basket before payment.
The practical route is to open the exact link, provide the requested email address and use the discount code that is sent when buying online. Avanti’s referral page also says a visitor without a link can enter the referrer’s full name at checkout. The directory identifier is **CLARE HUNT**; do not change its spelling, replace it with another name, or assume that it is itself the final checkout campaign code. The programme appears to issue a separate code after the email step.
According to Avanti’s published referral conditions, the referred customer must be a **new Avanti customer** and **over 18**. The discount is for the first policy, is issued for one month, applies only to the base premium, and does not reduce medical screening costs or optional extras where relevant. It cannot be combined with another discount code in the same order. It is not cash, a gift card for the buyer, a refund on an existing policy, a guarantee of cover, or a waiver of underwriting, medical declarations, policy excesses or exclusions. Avanti can vary the programme and can refuse a reward, so provider confirmation is still needed if the cart does not apply the expected reduction.
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