Everyday Rewards Targeted Offers

[exceladdict]

2 x $40 per week for 3k bonus ...

$15 for $80. That's getting closer to my kind of equation.

 

[Saurs82]

Got an offer of earning up to 350 points for purchasing farmer own milk varieties

 

[serfty]

$15 for $80. That's getting closer to my kind of equation.

... or 1300 QFF points ...

It's spend that would happen anyway ...

 

[grussellt]

Woolies must have gone back to the Rewards Members archives. We both finally received offers having been left out in the wilderness. 2x $40 for 3000bonus and 2x $30 for 2500bonus. Fortunately the checkout staff don't mind stopping at $40 and letting the balance go on my wife's card. She's also received a 1000bonus for 30l. of fuel. That's 6680 points for a spend of about $180. That's almost 3000 QFF points so I imagine the offers won't stay this generous forever.

 

[JohnK]

Mum received offer of up to 350 bonus points for buying Farmers own milk.

 

[nickfromeastryde]

I think you completely missed the "tongue in cheek" tone of my post.

Wasn't meaning to offend. Feel you may have also missed my "tongue in cheek" tone as well!!!

 

[Cool Cat Phil]

Received one of the better offers I've received since Woolworths revamped their Loyalty scheme.
20,000 WW points or 8,700 QFF points for $150 spend over 3 weeks.
Interesting that the offer is only valid for a specific store, which is not my closest.

However I have previously shopped at the Camberwell store in the past as the store has a larger product range due to being a larger store, particularly in the fresh departments.

I can't happen to notice that Aldi is about to open a few doors up, so this might be a targeted offer to prevent a loss of market share.

 

[drross]

The 200 bonus points for newspaper offer was a bit confusing. The header started courier Mail and Australian but the fine print only mentioned courier - definitely no points with Aussie purchase

 

[stoneman]

Hmmm

The 200 bonus points for newspaper offer was a bit confusing. The header started courier Mail and Australian but the fine print only mentioned courier - definitely no points with Aussie purchase

I noticed that too, and as I'm in Perth at the moment, I was going to buy the Australian??? Confusing to say the least. Grrrrrrrrrrrr..

 

[drross]

Hmmm

I noticed that too, and as I'm in Perth at the moment, I was going to buy the Australian??? Confusing to say the least. Grrrrrrrrrrrr..

definitely a case of false advertising..I wonder if woolies rewards has a rep viewing this just as flybuys does?

 

[rainbowgirl]

As far as I know there is no rep and I'm not sure I want one. I've had to be careful with every post I've made on the flybuys thread since the rep started helping there. I have more fun with my posts on the Woolworths Rewards job. The flybuys rep is doing a good job but some of the strategies we use follow the rules but bend the spirit of them so I don't want to make it obvious that we are doing the same thing with Woolworths Rewards.

 

[Captain Halliday]

Received one of the better offers I've received since Woolworths revamped their Loyalty scheme.
20,000 WW points or 8,700 QFF points for $150 spend over 3 weeks.
Interesting that the offer is only valid for a specific store, which is not my closest.

However I have previously shopped at the Camberwell store in the past as the store has a larger product range due to being a larger store, particularly in the fresh departments.

I can't happen to notice that Aldi is about to open a few doors up, so this might be a targeted offer to prevent a loss of market share.

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Interesting to see an offer store specific.

 

[Mr_Orange]

Interesting to see an offer store specific.

I got store specific offer a couple of weeks ago. I think it was double points. The reason was to celebrate the store's recent refurbishment.

 

[Himeno]

500 points on selected Woolworths Ready meals. Can only be redeemed a maximum of two times. Will likely take them up on it.

The text on this offer was misleading. It suggested that getting 2 ready meals in 1 transaction would count as the 2 times.
Instead, it counted 2 in 1 transaction as 1.

 

[samh004]

I received a spend $65 twice and get 4000 points a few weeks ago... and suddenly Woolworths Rewards is looking lucrative again!

 

[rainbowgirl]

Yes, just collected my 4000 points earlier today for the two $65 transactions and also picked up 7500 points earlier in the week for four shops of $40 each. I like the fact that the points for these offers were credited at the time of the last transaction.

 

[JessicaTam]

I usually swipe my card (well phone actually) at my local Woolies. The staff were perplexed when asked for it, I said "not this time". I explained that I was training Woolies to lower my offers. Not a concept they had heard of before.

 

[CaptJCool]

Interesting to see an offer store specific.

At that rate. It's a $450 spend for $100 off. About 22% discount

which is about 5% better than what I received.
In the goss

Costco is 27 per cent cheaper than Coles and 24 per cent cheaper than Woolworths on a 27- product .... Aldi aims to be 20 to 25 per cent cheaper on a basket of groceries than Woolworths and Coles ...

 

[whatmeworry]

I usually swipe my card (well phone actually) at my local Woolies. The staff were perplexed when asked for it, I said "not this time". I explained that I was training Woolies to lower my offers. Not a concept they had heard of before.

I think Himeno mentioned the checkout staff receive a bonus for a certain amount of swipes.

 

[ek0409]

I usually swipe my card (well phone actually) at my local Woolies. The staff were perplexed when asked for it, I said "not this time". I explained that I was training Woolies to lower my offers. Not a concept they had heard of before.

I presume by training Woolies, you of course do mean training "Woolies big data systems"?