Every little helps.

[John Albert Evans]

Just a suggestion ladies and gentlemen.
Now I am aware that for reasons best known only to themselves that a lot of people do not like the Daily Mail Newspaper, I for one am not. For those who do read it daily, may I suggest that you do collect the six numbers issued every day, all it takes is for you to register your details on line with the paper, and which takes but a few minutes. I started last Spring and collected enough to claim £55.00p worth of vouchers which we spent at Marks and Spencers and bought our Christmas Dinner goodies.There are quite a number of other places that you can use the vouchers at other than Marks.
I am not in receipt if any rewards for promoting the newspaper.

John Albert Evans.

[Jim Brady]

John Albert,You Know It Makes Sense.

[Louis the Amigo]

Hi Shipmates, I was a daily Mail reader for many years untill my wife won the "lucky casino bingo" £37.000 prize , with 37,000 others did get payed out, with a check for 50p and a letter with a cartoon on cardboard, Never bought the paper again... My luck is still the same today ? win but no payout, like my merchant navy pension payed in but no payout....Bah Humbug....

[alf corbyn]

Louis. if you can't take a joke you shouldn't have joined

[Captain Kong]

Louis, just be grateful.
If it wasnt for the Bad Luck you would have had No Luck at all.
Brian

[Ivan Cloherty]

The Daily Mail was the only paper to publish two of my letters in two years regarding the sacrifices of the Merchant Navy personnel in times of conflict and peace (giving them a prominent position), so they will always have my vote. As for other articles contained there-in, we're old enough to pick the wheat from the chafe

[Captain Kong]

I like the Mail I find it quite informative.

[gray_marian]

My late Uncle Joe won £100,000 on "spot the ball"? about 25yrs ago. I dont know which tabloid it was......... and him an ex grammar school boy!!!

[Stan Carter]

I read the on line version of the mail each day faithfully. keeps me up to date on all the crap that is pulling our once great country down the karsi. england is my country of birth,i still have family in the uk,so the ties are still there. but every day that i read all that is going on, i know that decision to leave in 1964 was the right one.
regards, stan

[Keith Moody]

stan, you and me both agree on that, only i didn`t leave till 1973, never regreted it. now live in winnipeg with all its cold and snow, but life couldn`t be better unless of coure I was 16 again and at sea.
keith moody
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