Everyday Rewards Targeted Offers

Got an offer for Wow online - spend $100+ and get $20 off.

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Combined with gcs - but harder than I thought to find discounted items that we need and Q that we'd use in time.


Final result 100.79 before $20 off and at that price savings of $95 and change.

So (if you believe 'quoted' savings) getting $195 for just over $76 cost.

Not that I'd ever pay full price for most of these purchases.

Still not seeing half price Vitabrits coming through again!!!!
 
Got an offer for Wow online - spend $100+ and get $20 off.

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Combined with gcs - but harder than I thought to find discounted items that we need and Q that we'd use in time.


Final result 100.79 before $20 off and at that price savings of $95 and change.

So (if you believe 'quoted' savings) getting $195 for just over $76 cost.

Not that I'd ever pay full price for most of these purchases.

Still not seeing half price Vitabrits coming through again!!!!

Vita brits were on sale at half price a couple of weeks ago. I think it was at Coles but it wasn't a catalogue special so I almost missed it. Well done for maximising the offer with half price special and discounted gift cards.
 
Here is a data point for anyone that is interested.

There was an offer of $25 Woolworths dollars on $155 spend on my card. We also had an offer of $10 Woolworths dollars on $30 spend mum's card. So mum did the $30 spend on one card and then spent $190 on my card not for the offer but because chocolate was on special. We got the $25 Woolworths dollars on the receipt. Now here is the interesting part. We also had $40 Woolworths dollars to come off the bill which brought the total payable to $150 which is less than the targetted offer but the bonus Woolworths dollars are still added.

It would appear that targetted offers are achieved on the original amount spent not the discounted amount after the Woolworths dollars balanced is discounted.
 
Here is a data point for anyone that is interested.

There was an offer of $25 Woolworths dollars on $155 spend on my card. We also had an offer of $10 Woolworths dollars on $30 spend mum's card. So mum did the $30 spend on one card and then spent $190 on my card not for the offer but because chocolate was on special. We got the $25 Woolworths dollars on the receipt. Now here is the interesting part. We also had $40 Woolworths dollars to come off the bill which brought the total payable to $150 which is less than the targetted offer but the bonus Woolworths dollars are still added.

It would appear that targetted offers are achieved on the original amount spent not the discounted amount after the Woolworths dollars balanced is discounted.

Good pick up. I may test this theory one day.
 
Here is a data point for anyone that is interested.

There was an offer of $25 Woolworths dollars on $155 spend on my card. We also had an offer of $10 Woolworths dollars on $30 spend mum's card. So mum did the $30 spend on one card and then spent $190 on my card not for the offer but because chocolate was on special. We got the $25 Woolworths dollars on the receipt. Now here is the interesting part. We also had $40 Woolworths dollars to come off the bill which brought the total payable to $150 which is less than the targetted offer but the bonus Woolworths dollars are still added.

It would appear that targetted offers are achieved on the original amount spent not the discounted amount after the Woolworths dollars balanced is discounted.

Good pick up. I may test this theory one day.
It may be that the WWR are regarded as a payment method in the same way the FBD are?
 
It would appear that targetted offers are achieved on the original amount spent not the discounted amount after the Woolworths dollars balanced is discounted.

Thanks for that information, very interesting indeed and good to know for next time (if there is a next time!)

To be honest, I wasn't game to test it out when I did it last week - just reaching the spend target ($70) was a bit of a stretch and made it by stocking up on a few specials, so spent the extra to allow for the credit coming off just in case, as there's no way I'd been spending another $70 at Woolworths in the same week!!
 
Just got a targeted offer on my account which is the same as the previous one I've just completed. Spend $40 for $10 WWD each week for 2 weeks. The weeks overlap with my other family member offer which is more generous so I might not take the offer up. It's going to depend on what I need to stock up for in the lead up until Christmas and how good the Coles offers are. I don't think Coles will throw in anything major before Christmas but I could be wrong.
 
As I was typing the previous post my partner's account received a targeted offer for the next 2 weeks. Spend $30 and get $5 Woolworths dollars. It's the first offer he's had under the new system. I have lots of decisions to make in the next few weeks. Of course, the question I really have to answer is how many shopping trips I want to make in the next few weeks when I have the children with me.
 
Just got a targeted offer on my account which is the same as the previous one I've just completed. Spend $40 for $10 WWD each week for 2 weeks. The weeks overlap with my other family member offer which is more generous so I might not take the offer up. It's going to depend on what I need to stock up for in the lead up until Christmas and how good the Coles offers are. I don't think Coles will throw in anything major before Christmas but I could be wrong.


Same for me. I'm quite enjoying getting 25% of my spend back.
 
Good pick up. I may test this theory one day.
Tested again later the same day with mums offer. Spent $35 and immediately $10 was discounted from total bill.

It would appear some for some targetted offers the discount is loaded onto card for next shop and with others the discount is immediately discounted off the total bill.
 
I epic -ly failed at this last week!

I had to make a birthday cake... thought my offer was spend $30... bought a few etc things for a total of $41. Check my emails AFTER my shop and its $50!

I then had a massive baking sale and went to woolies instead of coles thinking it was accumulated spend... again checked this AFTER shopping (should have gone to coles!)

I spent close to $1000 last week at woolies (the second two shops were over $30 so not even 1 ff pt on those!)

got a new spend $50 for $10 I&S dollars... but not sure i could be bothered!

And we hit the 10k fly buys special on the weekend so I think we have food to get us until Christmas when we will be away any way!
 
Based on my pre-$WW shopping bills, I'm expecting something similar (or even higher target )
 
I epic -ly failed at this last week!

I had to make a birthday cake... thought my offer was spend $30... bought a few etc things for a total of $41. Check my emails AFTER my shop and its $50!

I then had a massive baking sale and went to woolies instead of coles thinking it was accumulated spend... again checked this AFTER shopping (should have gone to coles!)

I spent close to $1000 last week at woolies (the second two shops were over $30 so not even 1 ff pt on those!)

got a new spend $50 for $10 I&S dollars... but not sure i could be bothered!
Here is another interesting data point.

My offer of spend $155 get $25 Woolworths dollars mentions the amount can be spent in one or more transactions. I had to activate this offer.

Mums offer of spend $30 get $10 Woolworths dollars mentions the amount has to be spent in one transaction. There was no need to activate this offer.
 
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