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

[choccyp1g]

One of the questions seemed to ask if you mind sharing your children and partner.

It is just an advert/awareness raising for a new phone tariff.

But I don't mind a £200 shopping voucher, so answered as best I could.

[BellaVida]

Done, but these surveys always ask how many children, but then the age tick boxes don't allow for twins or other multiples, so I have 4 but can only tick 3 ages.

[Blu]

Don't worry, it's a marketing excercise, not the census!

[Neena28]

Done. Agree its badly worded though.

[MamaTo3Boys]

Done

[nextphase]

err what's the difference between make-up and cosmetics?

Agree, badly worded.

[Nigglenaggle]

Hmm well learnt something about myself there. Ticked yes to sharing a toothbrush but saw red at the idea that I might share wine!!!

[InMySpareTime]

Done

[Tingalingle]

Choccypig, glad I wasn't the only one who thought they wanted to know if we shared our children and partners!

[DameDeepRedBetty]

Well it's patently obvious they've run out of inspiration at whatever overpaid advertising agency they're using and are hoping one of us viciously witty vipers amazing people will come up with something for them...

Sadly my free-of-copyright smart remark function is turned off today.

[NomDeClavier]

I think a lot of lending I do counts as sharing for them. I suppose you could make joint purchases of some things on that list but most of the time I just lens stuff out, and borrow stuff in return.

[Tigerbomb]

Tigerbomb is like Joey in friends - I dont share

[saintlyjimjams]

Done- but the age bracket thing was annoying. Are you not allowed children close in age?

[LippyDiDooDah]

Seemed a bit weird to put neighbour in the same bracket as family member too. I'd be happy to let DD use my toothbrush if we'd forgot to pack hers for holiday (well until I could buy a new one) but I wouldn't share with my neighbour - I put no lol. Also quite happy to lend lipstick to DD but wouldn't neccesarily lend to a neighbour - I put yes.

Very strange re the ages because no room for close in age siblings or twins.

Answered best I could

[FreeWee]

Question 8 is multi code but 'main benefit' suggests single code as in a previous question too much time writing surveys on surveymonkey

[EricNorthmansFangbanger]

Done

[CaramelisedOnion]

done :) I mostly can´t be arsed not to share. People can get a bit funny if they ask to borrow your hoover/lawnmower/eyeliner/ toothbrush (!) and you refuse. It can make you look a bit mean!

Share on I say.

[Alidoll]

Done and agree about Scotland and 4G..at present a waste of money if living up here!

[KatieCupcakeCymru]

Done!