Wetherspoon real-ale vouchers

Nov 02, 2008 9 Replies
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"Join CAMRA today and receive Wetherspoon real-ale vouchers worth £20": that's the offer in the brochure which I picked up in a Wetherspoon's pub on Thursday, and it seems almost too good to be true, so I'm wondering what the catch(es) might be.



Inasmuch as it mentions "40 x 50p-off vouchers to be used throughout your annual membership" I've a nasty suspicion that I might be constrained to using them on forty different days, which is no use to me as there's no Wetherspoons nearby. Five days of my choice, with eight vouchers used on each day (there'd be two of us drinking) would be much more convenient.



Has anyone signed up to this offer? Any comments on the constraints?


Chris


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In message , Chris wrote

Are they all for Greene King IPA? :)

CAMRA, JDW, and GK seem to be having some form of joint promotion with all being shown in the same advert in the recent JDW junk advertising mail delivery.

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you cover your membership in vouchers - but I think you can only use so many each month.

Still more than repays the cost - and the vouchers are repeated the next year.

def worth it!!

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They will be sent out to all members , new or exisiting, who pay their subscription by direct debit. Difficult to complain about something for nothing!

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Worry not, just found this on the camra site:

Please note that Life Members will also receive £20 worth of JD Wetherspoon vouchers in early 2009.

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Matt Wheeler a écrit :

Even overseas lifeys ? ;o)

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Anyone want my camra vouchers? If I do get chance to goto the pub, its not going to be a wetherspoons. First email gets em.

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Gratefully received - many thanks!

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