Flashback
Enthusiast
- Joined
- Oct 29, 2006
- Posts
- 12,894
I remember saying that to a young lady once.
She wasn't sure I could keep it up for a week. Let's see how hard it is for Woolworths.
If read out of context.........
I remember saying that to a young lady once.
She wasn't sure I could keep it up for a week. Let's see how hard it is for Woolworths.
I think 1,000,000 QFF points would be more than enough for me and then I start spending them on economy Oneworld awards to maximise places I visit. Not a lot of time on my hands now spending most free time in Thailand but I do want to do a tour of Northern Europe soon(ish). And technically still in my forties so in theory plenty of time left to enjoy the fruits of my labour.I have taken a more realistic view by thinking about my use by date so we are earning and burning points seeing we are in our sixties. There is still the thrill of the points chase and EDR is one of the funnier ways to earn those points without too much trouble.
10 million points would be like 10 million in cash where you have to keep active to get the best safe return while you work on spending it. Points spending can get you to so many fun places both in Australia and overseas. With the Aussie dollar starting to look vulnerable doing something now has a great ring to it.
AFF Supporters can remove this and all advertisements
Not that hard if you really try!If I ever get to a 1,000,000 QFF points it may be difficult to spend them. Perhaps I can set a new target of 10,000,000 QFF points! :shock:
I feel like a I need an EDR book-keeper! Does anyone have any ideas to make it easier to keep track and to make sure what's owing is given?
Shintaro10x and Lindsay Wilson developed a spreadsheet for keeping track of points earned and posted. I have streamlined it a little so if you would like to pm me your email address I can email it to you (I haven't quite got the hang of adding an attachment to a post).Having managed to attract a number of offers lately, keeping track of them is becoming the problem. But you need to do so as EDR is notoriously unreliable in correctly posting bonus points in particular, in my experience.
I have a little system where I print the offer, write date of activation, make purchase and staple receipt to offer, and then go into the EDR website to check it. This is made very difficult because the EDR system doesn't note the date of purchase, rather it seems to list the date that the points are posted. Given the time lag, and that multiple purchases are made, reconciling the events in this soup of indicative dates can be very difficult indeed.
I feel like a I need an EDR book-keeper! Does anyone have any ideas to make it easier to keep track and to make sure what's owing is given?
To spend 1,000,000 QFF points? Not hard but is not easy either. At 1 Oneworld economy award a year for the next 7 years by which time I will probably have accumulated another 1,000,000 QFF points. Is Qantas likely to be around in 14 years?Not that hard if you really try!
That's true but if I had 1M points I wouldn't be only flying economy nor restricting myself to 1 flight a year. If that all you want/need thats great but if I was getting close to 1M I suspect I'd certainly have widened my horizons beyond just that!To spend 1,000,000 QFF points? Not hard but is not easy either. At 1 Oneworld economy award a year for the next 7 years by which time I will probably have accumulated another 1,000,000 QFF points. Is Qantas likely to be around in 14 years?
I guess we all think differently, have different different needs and place different importance on various things.That's true but if I had 1M points I wouldn't be only flying economy nor restricting myself to 1 flight a year. If that all you want/need thats great but if I was getting close to 1M I suspect I'd certainly have widened my horizons beyond just that!
But that's the point of this conversation isn't it, you can only afford to go on one Oneworld award per year because of your points, if you had say 2M you could go on 2 (or more) plus possibly have some of them in business. So it seems to me that possibly having even 1M points in your situation is a limitation after all!I could only afford to go on 1 Oneworld award per year as I still want to go to Thailand 3-4 times per year.
Not at all. Time is my limitation.But that's the point of this conversation isn't it, you can only afford to go on one Oneworld award per year because of your points, if you had say 2M you could go on 2 (or more) plus possibly have some of them in business. So it seems to me that possibly having even 1M points in your situation is a limitation after all!
Received the double points e-mail that many of you seem to have gotten above.
Also got this offer for the week:
[TABLE="width: 280"]
[TR]
[TD="align: left"]Eat fresh and earn[/TD]
[/TR]
[TR]
[TD="width: 280"][TABLE="width: 100%"]
[TR]
[TD="width: 50%, align: left"]150[/TD]
[TD][TABLE="width: 100%"]
[TR]
[TD][/TD]
[/TR]
[TR]
[TD="align: left"]bonus[/TD]
[/TR]
[TR]
[TD="align: left"]points[/TD]
[/TR]
[TR]
[TD][/TD]
[/TR]
[/TABLE]
[/TD]
[/TR]
[/TABLE]
[/TD]
[/TR]
[TR]
[TD="align: left"]When you spend $40 or
more across our fresh fruit
& vegetables, meat, deli, seafood and bakery departments this week[/TD]
[/TR]
[/TABLE]
Just got anothery for 100 bonus points for a $10 seafood spend. Too easy. Only one time use sadly
agree. also got a $10 cosmetics - 100 bonus points offer.. not sure what lippie goes with the suit!Must say double points for over $30 is a bit underwhelming
Tiered coffee offer for me.
$25-29 - 100 points
$30-34 - 150 points
$35 or more - 200 points
The required spend is rising!!!