Alliance & Leicester Premier Regular Saving now tracking using UID!

[OMG Network]

Dear affiliates,

We are delighted to announce that the Alliance & Leicester Premier Regular Saver is now tracking using UID. Earn £50 per written to book sale.

All Premier Regular Savings applications will be tracked by OMG and uploaded into your accounts hourly. Alliance & Leicester will then validate which of these has become a written to book sale.

The Alliance & Leicester Premier Regular Saver account is an award winning current account, with no monthly fee, free European annual multi-trip travel insurance (upper age limit of 65 applies) and the added convenience of managing your account wherever you choose - online, by telephone or at your nearest branch. Plus if you are 21 or over, and can pay in at least £500 per month you could be better off with:

• The opportunity to earn 12.00% gross p.a./AER interest fixed for a year with a Premier Regular Saver account

• 1.50% AER (variable) on balances up to £2,500, 0.10% AER (variable) on balances over £2,500

• 0% overdraft for 12 months from account opening, 7.9% EAR typical (variable) thereafter2

• Free European annual multi-trip travel insurance currently worth up to £60 (upper age limit of 65 applies)

• Premier Switching Service to make it easier to move from your existing bank.

UID is also available on the Alliance & Leicester Unsecured Loans (earn £80 per written to book) and Premier Direct Account (earn £50 per written to book) affiliate programmes so if you haven’t already please log in at www.omguk.com to apply to join today.

Finally, may we also remind you of the Alliance & Leicester Savings Account affiliate campaign which is running throughout November and pays out £18 per written to book.

If you have any questions concerning any of the Alliance & Leicester affiliate programmes please do not hesitate to contact your Account manager.

With many thanks

The OMG Team

[jklondon]

anychance you (or anyone else has?) their direct saver account - its currently paying highest rate on lump sum cash... ?