UK MNers with at least one child: please complete a survey all about sharing for EE: £200 to be won..NOW CLOSED

[KatieBMumsnet]

EE have launched their new Shared 4GEE plan which allows customers to save money when they share a 4GEE plan with up to four friends and family, or even with a tablet and laptop.

They have asked us to find out your opinion on all things sharing - and we don't just mean toddlers sharing their toys but grown-ups sharing things too!

The survey is open to all UK Mumsnetters with at least one child aged 18 or under.

Everyone who completes the survey and adds their details at the end will be entered into a prize draw where one winner will win a £200 voucher for the store of their choice.

Here'e the link: www.surveymonkey.com/s/M5WDLGK

Thanks and good luck,
MNHQ

Done!

I noticed that books are on the on the list twice and do you need make up and cosmetics?

No to sharing the toothbrush

Done!

Thanks Caoilainn we've amended that question.

I am curious - for question 15, what do you expect us to put if we are on Mat Leave? I used Other

Done!!

Don't think this plan is aimed at me. Pascha doesn't really do sharing.

Oh bums. I put my email address in wrong can't spell my own name
Can you fix it for me pleeeeease?

done

Done!

WhereAreMyShoes PM me your email address and I'll change it for you

Done.

Done - I also laughed at toothbrush! I hope that was in to check you were actually reading the questions.

I can't do this survey, it's rubbish.

What if you have two different children in the same vast age bracket?

How on earth do they visualise you sharing a baby's cot with a friend or neighbour? Do they mean passing it on because that is totally different.

Have to agree with Rooners - do they mean 'let them use when you don't have a baby, but want it back afterwards' or 'pass it on to them' or what? Obviously you can't be sharing - for example a cot - when you both have a baby

Same with the 'reasons for sharing' question - it's totally going to depend on what you are talking about sharing, isn't it ?

I'll try and plod on, but it's really not well worded

I think you have to not take this one too seriously. It's a marketing gimmick not serious research. Just tick what you fancy.
There;s me not winning :o

You're right SPB - but I like a good survey, and get frustrated when either it's not obvious what they are asking, or there is no box for my answer, or they are just plain daft.
I know, I need to let it go, don't I ?

A measly £200 orange voucher? What are that paying Kevin Bacon?
Tight buggers.

Some of these questions are a bit odd.
I'd share baby / toddler clothing / furniture as in give it away.

I'm also happy to share and would class my self as good, but according to this i would be reasonable in that it would have to be someone I know, not a randomer at the bus stop who asked to borrow my jewellery!

Blu!

I doubt they will be sharing my "sharing" example in their marketing as it involved bodily fluids but I did get three gawjus children out of it

done.

i'd love to share more. seems crazy to me that two people who live next door to each other would both go out and buy a lawnmower they can just afford rather than club together and buy a decent one between them especially given you only use them ten times a year.

i would love to share holidays more - you can get such bargains on big, lovely accommodation if there are enough of you to share the costs.

Done.
A very good one . Sharing can be useful when we need an option to save money.

Done.

I'd love if EE would share their 4GEE signal with Scotland - or at least with more than just glasgow and Edinburgh.

Still, shouldn't complain since wide swathes of Scotland don't even get 2G. I'm not taking John o Groats, but 10 mins from Perth. It's ridiculous.

Was l

Whoops. Was looking at 4GEE earlier but until coverage is better, it's not worthwhile paying extra for.