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Monzo is currently offering a random-amount referral reward when you sign up for a Monzo current account using the link below. You’ll get £10, £20 or £50 once you complete the steps, and the person who referred you gets the same.

How it works:

1. Sign up here and enter your mobile number
2. Download the Monzo app
3. Open a Monzo current account
4. Add money and make one card payment (no minimum amount)
5. Once done, you and the referrer will both get £10, £20 or £50

The reward is randomly selected, with the following odds:

• £10 - 94% of customers
• £20 - 5% of customers
• £50 - 1% of customers

A few things to know:

• You must complete sign-up and the qualifying card payment within 30 days of entering your mobile number
• Offer is for new Monzo customers only
• The offer can be changed or withdrawn at any time

Full referral terms: https://monzo.com/legal/referral-variable-reward-scheme/terms-and-conditions

Gemsloot is a "get-paid-to" site where you earn by completing offers like playing games, trying apps, and doing surveys. It's similar to CashInStyle and RewardXP, but sometimes has different (and occasionally higher-paying) game offers.

One of the easiest offers I've found recently was the Neverness to Everness desktop offer. All I had to do was download the game, create a role, and it paid £6.69.

If you can't find the offer, go to the Earn tab, click View All next to Featured, then search for Neverness to Everness in the search bar. That's how I found it.

Proof: https://ibb.co/ymhc5rvQ

You can earn by:

• Playing games and reaching certain levels
• Completing surveys
• Downloading apps or signing up to services

Once completed, offers credit to your balance which you can cash out via PayPal, crypto, or gift cards. The minimum cashout is low (around $1 to $3 depending on the withdrawal method).

It's mainly good as a small side earner rather than anything major. Game offers tend to be the best value, while surveys can be a bit hit or miss. Like most GPT sites, tracking matters a lot, so avoid VPNs, turn off ad blockers, and follow the offer requirements carefully. I also recommend taking screenshots of your progress in case you ever need to contact support.

If you want tips on which offers are worth doing, check out: https://www.reddit.com/r/getpaidtoplay

Sign up: Use referral code misscc or use my referral link: https://gemsloot.com/?aff=misscc

New users get a free case on signup (worth between $0.05 and $250), plus 3 extra cases if they earn $1 within their first 48 hours.

Overall it's a decent GPT site to add alongside the others, especially if you're looking for game offers that aren't always available elsewhere.

The new Google Pixel 11 range launched today and there's a pretty good deal on the Pro if you've got a phone to trade in.

The Pixel 11 starts at £879, while the Pixel 11 Pro starts at £1,079. The standard 11 has a £200 trade-in bonus, while the Pro has a £400 bonus.

So although the Pro costs £200 more, you also get an extra £200 in trade-in value. If you qualify for the maximum trade-in, both phones can effectively cost £229 after trade-in.

At that point I'd personally go for the Pro. You're paying the same effective price, but getting the higher-end phone.

I've just checked my own upgrade and my Google Pixel 10 128GB is showing an estimated trade-in value of £670. I also found a personalised £150 Google voucher in one of my email accounts.

That takes the Pixel 11 Pro from £1,079 down to £929. After the £670 trade-in, that's an effective cost of £259.

I've attached a screenshot of my actual checkout showing the £150 voucher and £670 estimated trade-in:

https://ibb.co/DfH4Hzd4

Definitely check your Google emails before ordering. It looks like Google is sending personalised Pixel 11 vouchers to some customers. Mine was for £150 off any Pixel 11 series phone and is valid until 1 September.

You can also get cashback on top.

Airtime Rewards is showing me 10% cashback at Google Store as a flash sale, although this may vary by account. It looks like this is a click-through offer rather than card-linked cashback, so Airtime Rewards and TopCashback may not stack.

Zilch is showing 3% cashback and TopCashback is showing 5.2%.

If all three track on my £929 payment, that would be:

Airtime Rewards: £92.90 Zilch: £27.87 TopCashback: £48.31

£169.08 total cashback, potentially bringing the effective cost down to £89.92 after the £670 trade-in.

I'm going to test how these track when I order and update the post.

To get the Zilch + Airtime Rewards cashback, link your Zilch card to Airtime Rewards and use the Zilch card to pay. You can then click through TopCashback before ordering, although Airtime Rewards and TopCashback may not stack.

So before buying, check your Google emails for a personalised voucher and check the cashback offers available on your accounts.

The trade-in value is estimated at checkout and can change after inspection.

Offer ends 1 September 2026 at 23:59 BST, while supplies last.

Google Store: https://store.google.com/

Chip non-ref is a UK savings and investment app offering Cash ISAs, savings accounts, investment accounts and a Prize Savings account.

They're currently running a referral offer where new customers can receive a £50 bonus by depositing at least £1,000 into eligible Chip accounts and keeping a minimum balance of £1,000 for 90 consecutive days.

The £1,000 doesn't have to be held in a single account. It can be split across multiple eligible Chip savings and/or investment accounts, as long as your total qualifying balance stays at least £1,000 throughout the 90-day period.

How to qualify:

1. Send me a DM for a referral link or code.
2. Download the Chip app: https://www.getchip.uk/
3. Sign up as a new Chip customer.
4. If using the referral landing page, complete your registration within 30 days using the same email address. Alternatively, you can enter the referral code manually within 14 days of downloading the app.
5. Deposit at least £1,000 into eligible Chip account(s).
6. Keep a minimum qualifying balance of £1,000 for 90 consecutive days.
7. Once all requirements have been met, the £50 bonus is paid into your Chip Instant Access Account or Prize Savings Account.

You have up to 120 days from being referred to complete the requirements.

If you'd like a referral link, just send me a DM:

https://www.reddit.com/message/compose/?to=misscc__&subject=chip

Rakuten is a cashback site similar to Topcashback and Quidco where you earn money back when shopping online.

They’re currently offering £25 bonus cashback when you sign up through a referral and spend £60 (£50 excl. VAT). Because the £50 requirement excludes VAT, you’ll need to spend around £60 in total to qualify.

How it works

• Sign up and activate your account
• Connect a bank account to receive your cashback and bonus
• Spend £60 (£50 excl. VAT) or more within 90 days, this can be across multiple purchases
• Your cashback and £25 bonus will track as pending
• Once confirmed you can withdraw it

Extra tip

You can also get £1 cashback on Amazon purchases when using the Rakuten app or extension. It’s capped at 5 purchases, so an easy extra £5 if you already shop there

A few things to know

• Amazon cashback only works via the app or browser extension, not the Amazon app
• Returned or cancelled orders won’t count
• Cashback can take up to 90 days to become payable

My referral link for the £25 bonus: https://www.rakuten.co.uk/r/ABYSS65?eeid=6991100

EatClub has just launched a limited-time referral offer where new users get £10 Dining Credit after completing their first eligible dining transaction. The referrer gets £20 Dining Credit too.

Proof of the £10 new-user reward: https://ibb.co/Q3Ffzg2S

The promotion runs from 30 July to 31 August 2026. You need to sign up through a referral link or code and complete your first eligible dining transaction during this period to receive the £10, so signing up alone isn't enough.

EatClub itself is a dining app that offers discounts of up to 50% at participating restaurants, pubs and bars, with venues releasing offers to help fill spare tables during quieter periods.

I've recently started using it myself. You link your usual debit or credit card once and EatClub creates a digital prepaid card in your Apple or Google Wallet. You then claim a walk-in offer in the app and pay the bill with the EatClub card. The discount is applied automatically, so there's no need to mention EatClub to the restaurant.

For my first visit I used a 35% offer at Bad Boy Pizza Society in London. My bill came to £27 and I paid just £4.75 after the restaurant discount and a £15 welcome promotion I'd received by email after signing up. The £15 was a separate promotion and isn't guaranteed for new users, but it's worth checking your emails after joining for any additional offers.

Proof: https://ibb.co/LXWrr3tw

EatClub also has a loyalty programme where you can earn Dining Credits on eligible transactions at participating restaurants and partner stores. Credits are added to your wallet after payment and can be used towards future eligible dine-in offers. They're applied before the offer percentage and are valid for 6 months.

EatClub is currently available in London, Manchester, Bristol, Leeds and Liverpool. Offers vary by venue and time, so it's worth checking the app throughout the day to see what's available.

Walk-in offers aren't table reservations, so you may need to wait if a venue is busy, and individual offers can have conditions such as minimum spend, maximum group size or specific dining times. EatClub also charges a service fee of between 1% and 6% per transaction, with a minimum fee of £0.20.

Due to EatClub's referral terms I can't share my referral link publicly. If you'd like a link to get the £10 Dining Credit offer, send me a DM and I'll reply as soon as I can.

I also have the £15 welcome promo code that worked for me on my first visit, so feel free to ask me about that too.

Please don't post referral links in the comments, as EatClub's terms state that publicly shared referral links can be invalidated.

DM me here: https://www.reddit.com/message/compose/?to=misscc__&subject=eatclub

EatClub non-ref has just launched a limited-time referral offer where new users get £10 Dining Credit after completing their first eligible dining transaction. The referrer gets £20 Dining Credit too.

The promotion runs from 30 July to 31 August 2026. You need to sign up through a referral link or code and complete your first eligible dining transaction during this period to receive the £10, so signing up alone isn't enough.

EatClub itself is a dining app that offers discounts of up to 50% at participating restaurants, pubs and bars, with venues releasing offers to help fill spare tables during quieter periods.

I've recently started using it myself. You link your usual debit or credit card once and EatClub creates a digital prepaid card in your Apple or Google Wallet. You then claim a walk-in offer in the app and pay the bill with the EatClub card. The discount is applied automatically, so there's no need to mention EatClub to the restaurant.

For my first visit I used a 35% offer at Bad Boy Pizza Society in London. My bill came to £27 and I paid just £4.75 after the restaurant discount and a £15 welcome promotion I'd received by email after signing up. The £15 was a separate promotion and isn't guaranteed for new users, but it's worth checking your emails after joining for any additional offers.

Proof: https://ibb.co/LXWrr3tw

EatClub also has a loyalty programme where you can earn Dining Credits on eligible transactions at participating restaurants and partner stores. Credits are added to your wallet after payment and can be used towards future eligible dine-in offers. They're applied before the offer percentage and are valid for 6 months.

EatClub is currently available in London, Manchester, Bristol, Leeds and Liverpool. Offers vary by venue and time, so it's worth checking the app throughout the day to see what's available.

Walk-in offers aren't table reservations, so you may need to wait if a venue is busy, and individual offers can have conditions such as minimum spend, maximum group size or specific dining times. EatClub also charges a service fee of between 1% and 6% per transaction, with a minimum fee of £0.20.

Due to EatClub's referral terms I can't share my referral link publicly. If you'd like a link to get the £10 Dining Credit offer, send me a DM and I'll reply as soon as I can.

I also have the £15 welcome promo code that worked for me on my first visit, so feel free to ask me about that too.

Please don't post referral links in the comments, as EatClub's terms state that publicly shared referral links can be invalidated.

DM me here: https://www.reddit.com/message/compose/?to=misscc__&subject=eatclub

I've recently started playing TerraMine, a new GPS-based game that has some similarities to Atlas Earth. You claim virtual properties tied to real-world locations, build up a portfolio and earn passive USD rent from the mines you own.

It's still very new and actively being developed, but I've been enjoying it so far. There's also more actual gameplay than I expected, with mini-games, mine upgrades, check-ins and different ways to earn TerraBucks alongside the passive earning side.

You start with 1,000 TerraBucks (TB), and each TerraAcre costs 100 TB to claim. You need to be physically near an available square on the map to buy it.

Each TerraAcre you claim randomly becomes one of four mine types, with each having a different earning multiplier:

• Rock - 1x
• Coal - 1.5x
• Gold - 2x
• Diamond - 4x

Diamond is the rarest, with a 1% chance each time you claim a TerraAcre. It's a separate roll each time, so claiming 100 doesn't guarantee you'll get one.

I've currently got 16 TerraAcres and have been spreading my mines around London rather than keeping everything in one place. I've deliberately claimed properties at high-traffic locations such as train stations and well-known landmarks because of the check-in system. I've already had another player find and check in to one of my properties, which earned me 1 TB as the owner.

My progress so far: https://ibb.co/5X9N4Zjf

My first visitor/check-in: https://ibb.co/9HbBJwPK

Your mines generate passive USD earnings over time. There's an optional earning boost that can increase your rent by up to 20x, and you can extend the boost by watching rewarded ads.

There's also quite a bit to do with the mines themselves. Each mine type has its own mini-game, and playing them can earn TB as well as materials used to upgrade your properties. Upgrading a mine increases the rent generated by that individual property, so there's a progression system alongside simply accumulating more land.

One of the more interesting features for me so far has been check-ins. When you're physically near another player's mine, you can check in and earn TB. With your boost active, a standard check-in gives 6 TB, 10 TB if you include either a message or photo, or 14 TB if you include both. The mine owner also gets 1 TB for each check-in.

There are daily check-in bonuses too. Your 3rd check-in gives an extra 10 TB, your 5th gives 25 TB and your 10th gives 50 TB.

You can check in to multiple mines belonging to the same player, as long as they're different mines, but you can only check in to each individual mine once per day.

There's also an official heat map that shows where TerraMine activity is concentrated. Other players' exact mines only appear on your in-game map when you're close enough to them, so the heat map is useful for finding areas where other players are active.

Alongside the 1,000 TB you start with, there are ways to earn more TB through mini-games, check-ins and other activities. I've earned 545 TB through gameplay so far.

One important thing to be aware of is that cash withdrawals aren't available yet. TerraMine tracks passive earnings in USD and PayPal cash-outs are planned, but the current Terms state that separate payout terms will be published before withdrawals become available. I've accumulated just over $0.10 so far, but I'm treating it as an in-game balance until withdrawals actually launch.

TerraBucks are separate from the USD balance. TB is the in-game currency used to claim TerraAcres and for other parts of the game, and it can't be withdrawn as cash.

There is also a long-term inactivity system, so TerraAcres need occasional activity to continue earning. Mine maintenance, playing a mini-game or another player checking in all count as activity.

TerraMine also has an active Discord community. I've personally found it really helpful for asking questions and getting answers, especially with the game being so new and still actively developed.

The referral offer is pretty generous at the moment. Everyone starts with 1,000 TB, enough to claim 10 TerraAcres. If you use my referral and buy your first TerraAcre, we both get another 1,000 TB, enough to claim another 10 properties.

Referral code: TM-C9TVA

Referral link - 1,000 TB bonus after buying your first TerraAcre: https://terramine.app/join?ref=TM-C9TVA

Discord: https://discord.gg/ATNezpsRC

Heat map: https://terramine.app/heatmap.html

It's still early days for TerraMine, so features, rates and rewards can change as the game develops. I also wouldn't treat the displayed USD balance as withdrawable money until payouts actually launch.

I've been enjoying it so far though. I like being able to build mines across places I actually visit, and the mini-games, upgrades and check-in system give it more to do than simply claiming land and waiting for passive earnings. It has a lot of potential as it continues to develop.