Coles gift card offers

From Wednesday Feb 10:

'Collect 1,000 Bonus Points When You Buy a $50 David Jones Gift Card, 2,000 BONUS Points When You Buy a $100 David Jones Gift Card and 4,500 Bonus Points When You Buy a $200 David Jones Gift Card and Swipe Your Flybuys Card at the Checkout

Limit 10 Gift Cards per customer. Offer valid only at Coles Supermarkets (excludes Coles Online and Coles Express), subject to store availability. To qualify for this offer you must present your Flybuys card at the time of purchase. While stocks last, no rainchecks. Offer valid from 10/02/21 to 16/02/21. BONUS POINTS can only be collected up to 10 times per Flybuys account and can be awarded more than once for each Gift Card type including different denominations of the same Gift Card. Flybuys’ privacy policy applies. Standard Flybuys terms and conditions apply and are available at Flybuys.com.au.



Offers valid until Tuesday 16 February 2021'

 
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$250 + $7 - 10% = $25.70 off?
now what's the % cut to ATO $100 payment via CC?
 
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Looks like it’s 0.15% for debit MC so on $250 that would be 37c. No brainer. Guess will be easier said than done finding stock on Wednesday. Time will tell.
 
The limit doesn't seem to be attached to an FB account. Wish I wasn't at work or I'd go on a road trip (or ColesCrawl)
 
Looks like it’s 0.15% for debit MC so on $250 that would be 37c. No brainer. Guess will be easier said than done finding stock on Wednesday. Time will tell.

I know where I will be at 6:55am tomorrow morning. $1250 of mastercards for $1156.50 ... $100 more or less risk free and tax free for an hour of effort.
 
What's the most efficient way to purchase these? Self check-out or manned? One or more per transaction?
 
What's the most efficient way to purchase these? Self check-out or manned? One or more per transaction?
If you use self checkout it's going to need assistance to finalise the transaction. This can be problematic. But if you intend to use a discounted Coles gift card to pay for your transaction I'd take this route.

If you're just going to use a regular card to pay I'd use a staffed checkout. Remember the limit is 5. I'll have a copy of the catalogue with me just in case the staff members becomes difficult.
 
Lots of stock of the $250 cards at the store near my work. Will be loading up.

Someone remind me, are these able to be used to buy the more of the same? IE buy one then use it to buy another? Assuming no.
 
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Lots of stock of the $250 cards at the store near my work. Will be loading up.

Someone remind me, are these able to be uto buy the more of the same? IE buy one then use it to buy another? Assuming no
I think it could work (the register will see the paying GC as a debit card) but you can't split the bill for giftcards at Coles so you would have to put through individually
 
Given that it's a discount rather than bonus Flybuys, it's not obvious to me that Inceptioning is worth the effort here. You'll end up with a stack of gift cards with small remainder balances. Unless I'm missing the intent?
 
Works out the same from a $$ point of view, I just prefer not to have $1,250 of gift cards sitting around waiting to be spent currently.

EDIT: Well $2,500 after I’m through with Mrs NoName’s account as well.
 
Went there at 7am. Every denomination in stock for the Mastercard, but the persons in front are like those milk powder vultures. Took the whole stack of $250. I only got the $100.

Those vultures managed to put all of them through without any 5 per person limit.
 
4 stores done in 40 minutes. Well-stocked except one. 17x$250 3x$100. Didn't push for >5 cards anywhere
 

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