EDR Targeted Bonus Point Promotions

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Ok, its Friday morning, two shopping days to go before Christmas...

I still have heaps of shopping to do, some of it will be from Big W & DSE, but have been waiting for my "loyalty bonus offer" email...I guess this week we all are expected to do the shopping for no additional reward :(

Shame there are no bonii available this week, but I guess they realise that they handed out enough QFF last weekend with the targeted 5x QFF bonus at the Supermarket...

Lets hope for a nice EDR bonus Christmas present on Sunday night to use with the boxing day sales...!
 
My QFF points have hit :D:D:D
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[TD] 23 DEC 11 [/TD]
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So did mine :p Can someone explain how and the rationale behind crediting the fuel vouchers/points to QFF rather than taking them at the pump. My little brain can't work that one out. :oops:
 
sarvowinner said:
So did mine :p Can someone explain how and the rationale behind crediting the fuel vouchers/points to QFF rather than taking them at the pump. My little brain can't work that one out. :oops:
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This has to do with each individuals perception of QFF point value.

Assume a 60l fill.

8c / litre discount @ 60l = $4.80

Assuming QFF = $0.01 / point = 60 x 4 = 240 points = $2.40 of redeemable value

Assuming QFF = $0.03 / point = 60 x 4 = 240 points = $7.20 of redeemable value

In the first case using your voucher for QFF points might be a less than ideal financial choice, though if points are hard to come by then it may still be a valid choice. QF themselves sell points for something like $0.022 each, so obtaining them cheaper than that may still serve your purposes.

If one value points at $0.02 or greater then its probably both a good financial and good accrual choice.

I struggle to gain enough points myself and put a nominal value of 2-3c / point on my QFF stash, so for me its an easy choice to push my fuel vouchers to QFF.
 
Moopere said:
This has to do with each individuals perception of QFF point value.

Assume a 60l fill.

8c / litre discount @ 60l = $4.80

Assuming QFF = $0.01 / point = 60 x 4 = 240 points = $2.40 of redeemable value

Assuming QFF = $0.03 / point = 60 x 4 = 240 points = $7.20 of redeemable value

In the first case using your voucher for QFF points might be a less than ideal financial choice, though if points are hard to come by then it may still be a valid choice. QF themselves sell points for something like $0.022 each, so obtaining them cheaper than that may still serve your purposes.

If one value points at $0.02 or greater then its probably both a good financial and good accrual choice.

I struggle to gain enough points myself and put a nominal value of 2-3c / point on my QFF stash, so for me its an easy choice to push my fuel vouchers to QFF.
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Thank you. I will have to mull this over. Methinks it will be a hard sell for Mr SW to forgo 30c per litre.
 
sarvowinner said:
Thank you. I will have to mull this over. Methinks it will be a hard sell for Mr SW to forgo 30c per litre.
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I'm not getting that one over here, but don't forget that 30c/litre = 15 points per litre (usually), so:

60l = 60x 0.3 = $18

60l = 60x 15 = 900 x 0.03 = $27 of value for me, higher still for some folks as they value their points even more highly.

60l @ say $1.50 / litre = $90 and you will get 900 points for that spend. That $1:10 earn rate ... really nice
 
Can someone explain how and the rationale behind crediting the fuel vouchers/points to QFF rather than taking them at the pump. My little brain can't work that one out. :oops:
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How : Log onto EDR and choose QFF rather than discount.

Why : I don't pay for the fuel.
 
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sarvowinner said:
So did mine :p Can someone explain how and the rationale behind crediting the fuel vouchers/points to QFF rather than taking them at the pump. My little brain can't work that one out. :oops:
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As has been mentioned here before, as a sole trader, why would I take the fuel discount since it would in effect increase my taxable income...

Based on fuel being a 100% tax deductible expense, for me it is better to collect the QFF and to lower my taxable income...!
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I've just registered Mrs LW and opted for the QFF points and not discount, as well as changing mine.

With 8c ones coming out of our proverbial and a couple of 30c ones, after 1 Jan I'll be back filling up at Woolies Caltex and utilising the extra earn - we need all the QFF points we can earn for a holiday later in 2012.
 
Lindsay Wilson said:
I've just registered Mrs LW and opted for the QFF points and not discount, as well as changing mine.

With 8c ones coming out of our proverbial and a couple of 30c ones, after 1 Jan I'll be back filling up at Woolies Caltex and utilising the extra earn -
we need all the QFF points we can earn for a holiday later in 2012.
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Will this be another TR odyssey ?
 
Let me finish the last one - should have some time over Xmas.

Back to Woolies today for late minute replacements - Nineth Island Pinot Noir and Brown Brothers White Moscato were depleted because of last minute gifts to friends that popped over.

That's it - no more shopping. Post Xmas sales here we come
 
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DeKa said:
Why give a URL without giving the correct one?
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Because by page 40 (on the iPhone) one would hope you know them. If you don't know how to find QFF, I think you're on the wrong forums. :-)



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