EDR Targeted Bonus Point Promotions

[whatmeworry]

Spend $10 on gardening products at Big W for 100 bonus points, can be redeemed multiple times

Spend $30 at Woolies for 100 bonus points.

I got the gardening offer on two accounts. However on one account it was 200 points for $10 and 200 points for $20 spend and both can be redeemed multiple times. I guess the $10 offer will be getting the most use!

Also got Spend $30 at Woolies for 100 bonus points.

[TD="align: center"] 100 bonus points
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[TD="align: center"] When you buy any 2 Macro
wholefoods market product
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The macro offer can be used one once. Can the Macro offer be used for the canned tomatoes, as "wholefoods" wording has thrown me off. If not, what are the cheapest 2 items?

 

[blackcat20]

Roast chickens for me. One for 50 points, two+ for 150 points.

 

[Hvr]

$5 in the bakery for 100 points. Not much dough for enough points. Hopefully I'm on a roll here.

 

[Meggsy]

The holy grail........"can be redeemed multiple times"

Yes, whilst I will not be buying pallet loads and donating them I will be on the look out for potted plants for $10.01 or just over and buying lots of them in single purchases. Was about to start buying plants for the new yard this week so timing is perfect.

 

[Must...Fly!]

$5 in the bakery for 100 points. Not much dough for enough points. Hopefully I'm on a roll here.

Terrible

Dad got the $5 bakery for 100pts too.

 

[rainbowgirl]

Two "offers" for the household this week so far. I'm hoping to wake up tomorrow and find more as I'm not all that impressed with the two we've received so far.

Partner. 50 points for spending $5 on baby products at WW. Can be redeemed only once.
Me, the chance to enter a competition when buying 2KG bags of delight potatoes. EDR are calling this an offer but there's no guarantee of getting anything for the purchase except for an automatic entry into the competition by swiping my card. The competition goes until September 2 so I might consider getting the potatoes next week if I get a decent offer to go aloing with the competition entry.

 

[aidanrich]

Got the spuds offer too.
Interesting as I brought this exact product for the first time ever at about midday today and then 6 hours later I get the offer!

Still waiting for a macro/select offer.

 

[amaroo]

Hmm, maybe one of each and some blind taste testing!

IMO Woolies/Coles/IGA/Aldi are good for your everyday stock standard stuff that comes in a can, bottle, tin, or plastic package. Once you want something that is fresh (not kept cold for 12+ months) you need to take your basket to a real fresh food operator.

Food retailers are just like airlines.....some you can put up with for a 1 or 2 hour flight - however, you would never think about going all the way to LHR with them!

 

[markis10]

Markis10jr got a 50 point per macro item, but limited to two items, somehow I think the days of multiple time use for Macro and Select could be over?

 

[drross]

Got the spuds offer too.
Interesting as I brought this exact product for the first time ever at about midday today and then 6 hours later I get the offer!

Still waiting for a macro/select offer.

Welcome to AFF! We got the potato offer too. Daughter number 1 received the $30,100 pts offer.

 

[Natalie_B]

Markis10jr got a 50 point per macro item, but limited to two items, somehow I think the days of multiple time use for Macro and Select could be over?

Sadly, I think you might be right.

Mr Natalie got a tiered offer on dish washing products.

 

[DontGetMeStarted]

Welcome to AFF! We got the potato offer too. Daughter number 1 received the $30,100 pts offer.

Same for us here for hubby and daughter. Nothing for me though. We also has bought the bag of potatoes a few hours before the offer came

 

[ellen10]

I also got the potato offer or entry.
But they are not the best potatoes to cook with in my opinion. Can't beat a good old sebago or desiree potato. (Woolies do not sell them). Need to go to the Green Grocer.

 

[markis10]

I also got the potato offer or entry.
But they are not the best potatoes to cook with in my opinion. Can't beat a good old sebago or desiree potato. (Woolies do not sell them). Need to go to the Green Grocer.

Have seen both in QLD Woolies Woolworths - Sebago Potatoes
Woolworths - Desiree Potatoes

 

[timmitch]

Plus one on the roast chicken offer. Also got one today for door buster deals pillows and stuff etc

 

[markfitz1]

$30 at ww and $30 at bws this week for 250pts. I grow my own spuds so they can keep theirs.

 

[Skyring]

IMO like F&V it's better to buy your meat from a professional.

That's not what my wife says!

 

[Skyring]

Spuds here. There's a fortnight window for this purchase, so will hang fire on this until I can combine it with something else. I note there's a chance at $50 gift cards as well, five each day.

As an owner/operator of the Actifryer, I can heartily endorse this as a prize worth winning. It makes superb chips with a teaspoon of olive oil. Not to mention everything else it does.

 

[cmon0005]

Yesterday I got a Big W offer for 100 bonus points for $50 spend (don't think I'll take this as $50 is too high for just 100 points).
Second offer was 50 bonus points for Macro products (can be redeemed twice), any idea of a low cost Macro item would be?

 

[markis10]

Yesterday I got a Big W offer for 100 bonus points for $50 spend (don't think I'll take this as $50 is too high for just 100 points).
Second offer was 50 bonus points for Macro products (can be redeemed twice), any idea of a low cost Macro item would be?

Unless you are into baby food, chick peas or beans are the cheapest at $1.69, using the online shop search is a good way to give you an idea, although local supermarkets may have cheaper specials.