Site voucher with Mayday

Yes.  Get the "new member" freebie somewhere else, then back next year for the Green Flag one!

Welcome to the world of enticement,and hope you stay it happens every where 

I would expect elsewhere but not here 

It's a club apparently and not one of those awful commercial concerns.

Or maybe the "club" has already become one of those cash generating type of establishments.

National Trust ,English Heritage ,RSPB etc etc etc

National Trust ,English Heritage ,RSPB etc etc etc

Write your comments here...do they treat members the same way?

National Trust ,English Heritage ,RSPB etc etc etc

Write your comments here...do they treat members the same way?

...Oh yes,NT were giving vouchers for a cream tea at ILam Hall a couple of years back ,we are life members but were not included as it was for members of less than a year? Also we are members of English Heritage and we got a "free" leather? holdall to join ,check on line what rspb offer to join 

The answer seems to be let the Mayday policy expire and a week later take a new policy out!

The problem with moving to another provider is finding all the cover you need at less cost. The other similar policy through the C&CC is far more expensive.

Our Mayday renewal docs arrived a few days ago, and the premium has gone up by £4, compared with a £2 rise last year, yet I'm pretty sure the rate of inflation has not doubled.  So I can only assume that part at least of the increase in my renewal premium is to fund the cost of free site night vouchers to new subscribers.

I am told that there are some members who let their membership in club and mayday cover run out each year and renew in their spouses name.  the year after its reversed again, this way they get site vouchers due for new members every year. But what do they lose?   A plastic loyalty sticker every 5 years

Our Mayday renewal docs arrived a few days ago, and the premium has gone up by £4, compared with a £2 rise last year, yet I'm pretty sure the rate of inflation has not doubled.  So I can only assume that part at least of the increase in my renewal premium is to fund the cost of free site night vouchers to new subscribers.

The premiums are based on claims payments and inflation is not a consideration when setting them. Claims costs do  not always follow inflation so the comparison is not viable.