Everyday Rewards Targeted Offers

Find cheap AAA/AA batteries but make sure to stock up on specials.


This is what I do on the rare occasions I get sent an offer worth considering. We don’t shop at woolies or coles for our weekly shop so look for specials when I go for an offer. We often have 50+ bottles of coconut water or 20+ boxes of breakfast cereal sitting in our spare room. All bought at half the regular price. MrsNoName commented the other day that we currently have more than 5 years supply of body wash after I bought about a dozen big bottles of it at half price to meet a bonus points offer about 9 months ago. No excuse for any of the NoName family to smell I suppose. :D
 
I've received that on all my accounts. I haven't used Online before. Have to hunt for specials which aren't that frequent. I looked at the T&C's, looks like you can use BWS items as part of the $80 spend which makes it workable. Or another way, it didn't say you could include BWS items on your spend, just Tobacco, Gift cards etc.
I did use this one to buy alcohol...and the bonus points did not post. I queried with them and they said the spend included alcohol. When I pointed out that was not mentioned in the T&Cs the 4000 points were credited straight away.
 
A bit random,
If ive got some woolworths money on a few accounts/cards,
Is it possible to use multiple cash on a single purchase?
 
A bit random,
If ive got some woolworths money on a few accounts/cards,
Is it possible to use multiple cash on a single purchase?

I've paid one purchase using multiple wish cards, so don't see why not.
 
Oh sorry for confusion, i mean the $10 per 2000 pts you get on everyday rewards card

Ive got them across a few cards

Oh I am with you now. You won't be able to use them on one purchase.

You could split the purchase. By way of example, say your grocery bill was $60 and you had 3 cards with $20 credit on each of them. When the scanning reaches $20, stop and settle the bill with one card, then the same with $20 into the remaining $40 spend then again on the remainder. One advantage here is each card will have a smaller shop keeping offers coming through for each rather than a larger amount and higher threshold determined on one card for future offers.

Or just keep the other credits for another day, it doesn't disappear and just extinguish one set of credit per shop.
 
Oh I am with you now. You won't be able to use them on one purchase.

You could split the purchase. By way of example, say your grocery bill was $60 and you had 3 cards with $20 credit on each of them. When the scanning reaches $20, stop and settle the bill with one card, then the same with $20 into the remaining $40 spend then again on the remainder. One advantage here is each card will have a smaller shop keeping offers coming through for each rather than a larger amount and higher threshold determined on one card for future offers.

Or just keep the other credits for another day, it doesn't disappear and just extinguish one set of credit per shop.
Yeah i thought so! Have never seen beeen able to swipe multiple edr cards on the one trans to do anything.

Thanks for confirmation!
 
My account spend $50 x 2 weeks for 3500 bonus points.

Wifes account spend $65 x 2 weeks for 4000 bonus points.
 
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Got a two 1800 points for $100 and another for $110. A few of the 5* bread mentioned above. Also 2nd week completed of 2 cards each having 4 * $50 for 10k points.
 

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