Everyday Rewards Targeted Offers

My partner has not used his card for anything since December - no special offers, only advertising for fruit and veg etc. We used it yesterday so lets see if it triggers any special offers like those above.
Well I have had no offers since August culminating with only getting my weeks boosters yesterday.
I hadn't used my EDR card for just over a month so used it twice at Woollies and once at Big W last week. Maybe why I got my boosters on Sunday but no other offers.
But happy with Coles. Two offers a week for 2000 points for $60 spend. My velocity account is rising fast.
 
2x $100 (multiple shops) for 4500.

I wasn’t going to chase that one then yesterday I went Coles to buy soap and spent close $100 on other stuff…
 
160 points on YoPro high protein greek yohurt

1100 points for $120 spend on beer at BWS.

5x points on cleaning and laundry products

2000 points on selected products at Big W for the Big Brand Sale

2000 points for $100 spend at MyDeal.

Also, a couple of offers for Woolworths Metro but I'm not near a Metro store these days.

Some of these are new this week and others are from last week.
 
Anyone else finding Woolworths offers have deteriorated over the past 6 months. I have 2 cards for each woolies and coles and shop them both each week in the same shopping complex but I am not finding any value in rewards lately at woolies.
Compared to coles with their 4 week spends every 6 weeks or so. All i seem to be getting from woolies is 1000 points to spend $150. I know it tracks your spending habits and increases the threshold the more you shop but it hasnt been great of late.
 
Anyone else finding Woolworths offers have deteriorated over the past 6 months. I have 2 cards for each woolies and coles and shop them both each week in the same shopping complex but I am not finding any value in rewards lately at woolies.
Compared to coles with their 4 week spends every 6 weeks or so. All i seem to be getting from woolies is 1000 points to spend $150. I know it tracks your spending habits and increases the threshold the more you shop but it hasnt been great of late.
I agree
 
Poor week on boosters for me. Just 5, but they seem to have given up trying to sell fruit and vegetables to me. No offers on apples, tomatoes, buk choy, spring onions, carrots etc this week.
 
Well not only no points for a shop for over 6 months but only 2 boosters this week. The only times I have shopped at WW this year is when I get a booster or 3. Seems WW doesn't want me shopping there.
 
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Well not only no points for a shop for over 6 months but only 2 boosters this week. The only times I have shopped at WW this year is when I get a booster or 3. Seems WW doesn't want me shopping there.

I posted on the other thread, but I only received 4 boosters this week which is diwn from 15 last week and 20, approximately 3-4 weeks before that. Oriingally, it was 12 but that got increased to 20 when I signed up to Everyday Extra.
 
I almost always get 12 offers, down to 9 last week, back to 12 of the usual suspects this week.
 
Well I have 13 boosters today. Was happy except about half of them are for fish or crumbed items....neither of which I eat.
 

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