EDR Cellarmasters Promotions (new)

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Mum - 1000 bonus points with 12 bottles of wine for $69
Dad - 1000 bonus points with 12 bottles of wine for $69
Brother- $10 Wish card with 12 bottles of wine for $69
 
whatmeworry said:
Bonus points haven't posted from my last order. Looks like time to put in another claim against Cellarmasters! That never gets boring!
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Got a email saying they couldn't find my Cellarmasters order! :shock: Had to call to provide further details. Lucky I have taken screenshots!
 
Wahhhh I purchased wines using a voucher two days ago. This offer is a lot more tempting than the double points flights offer *thinks about it*
 
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Enter code "FIFTEEN" at checkout to redeem your $15 discount. Brought the dozen down to $62.15 for me after postage charges to Melbourne. Discount ends 7 August.
 
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12 wines for $69 plus $9 delivery and 1000 qantas points.
 
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Cossie said:
12 wines for $69 plus $9 delivery and 1000 qantas points.
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Got the same offer myself. In fact first offer ever from cellermasters. I took the offer up today & went ahead with the purchase of the deal. Pretty good going for $69 , a few more dollars for delivery & 1077 QFF points.
 
And I have a $50 Cellarmasters voucher I cant use, free to a good home.

Their wines are cr@p or overpriced so the $50 doesn't even bring the CM total (with delivery) under Dan's price for similar or better wine.
 
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I made a Cellarmasters purchase in the middle of May expecting to earn 3174 points. After a number of emails and phone calls to EDR who claimed points sometimes credit directly to your QFF account. That sounded unusual so I contacted Cellarmasters directly. Here is there response.

Having checked your customer file, I can see that you should have received 3174 Frequent Flyer Points (which are credited through your Everyday Rewards Card) for this order. We have been advised that these points will usually show on your Everyday Rewards Statement or Qantas Frequent Flyer Statement as being credited from 'Woolworths' instead of 'Cellarmasters', and quite often will not show in one lump sum, but instead as different amounts for each case in the order (i.e you may see the points on your statement as an amount of 1069 and another amount of 2105, OR an amount 1000, an amount of 69, an amount of 2000, and an amount of 105.)
In saying this though, we have very recently been made aware that we are experiencing more of these queries than we normally do, and as a result are investigating the possibility that points are not being credited or accepted correctly, despite our system showing that they have been. I have forwarded your information and details of your order to the relevant department who are investigating this issue. We are hoping to have some more information and a resolution within the next few days, at which point, if needed, your points will likely be re-credited.
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This was was a week ago. I getting sick of always having to chase Cellarmaster points. I just wish they could credit points like Qantas Epiqure.
 
OzEire said:
And I have a $50 Cellarmasters voucher I cant use, free to a good home.

Their wines are cr@p or overpriced so the $50 doesn't even bring the CM total (with delivery) under Dan's price for similar or better wine.
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And amen to that, even at $100 off I had some trouble before I eventually found something!
 
whatmeworry said:
Good News for me LW. All my 3,174 points posted today. I suggest you contact both EDR and Cellarmasters.
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Thats a lot of cooking wine :shock:, speaking of cooking wine, the Virgin 2k points for a dozen at $99 will be getting my attention tomorrow.
 
Picked up two Cellarmaster $99 cases for 1K QFF's each - delivered yesterday. Do like the SMS advice that they were delivered (as I was away)
 
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