Everyday Rewards Targeted Offers

[snabbu]

I have one account under management that gets no offers whatsoever. I've tried updating preferences, switching from points to Christmas bank to $10 off, opting in / out etc - no success.

 

[oz_mark]

I have one account under management that gets no offers whatsoever. I've tried updating preferences, switching from points to Christmas bank to $10 off, opting in / out etc - no success.

I had that once. I ended up changing the email on the account for a couple of weeks and then they restarted. Changed the email address back after that,

 

[Dr Ralph]

I have one account under management that gets no offers whatsoever. I've tried updating preferences, switching from points to Christmas bank to $10 off, opting in / out etc - no success.

It's simple close your account and open a new one

 

[Mr_Orange]

It's simple close your account and open a new one

That's awkward with EveryDay Extra tied to the account number though.

 

[Dr Ralph]

That's awkward with EveryDay Extra tied to the account number though.

If you have everyday extra it's no wonder you're not getting good offers.

 

[snabbu]

That's awkward with EveryDay Extra tied to the account number though.

If you have everyday extra it's no wonder you're not getting good offers.

The account I was referring does not have EveryDay Extra.

 

[ellen10]

I'd love to hear the outcome. I'm in the same boat as you. My offers are abysmal.

Well after waiting for almost almost an hour. She looked into my account and said but you have 12 offers sitting in your account. But of course these offers are not spend offers. They are the offers you have in your account. The ones that say e.g. buy a certain product and get 100 bonus points. Often these are for products I don't normally buy or for products that were on special last week, but not on special in the current week.

She also said sometimes (she) doesn't get any good offers for 3-4 weeks. So basically it wasn't worth the time or call. She said offers are always random (?hmmm)

I do have everyday extra and may consider cancelling when it finishes at the end of the year. But the 10% monthly off does pay for the cost and sometimes the random freebie.

So I will just potter along.

 

[Daver6]

It's simple close your account and open a new one

Good idea. I'll go down that route after I've cashed in my points at the start of the next PC+ year.

 

[frodo]

I do have everyday extra and may consider cancelling when it finishes at the end of the year. But the 10% monthly off does pay for the cost and sometimes the random freebie.

Probably worth making a new account after everyday extra finishes like the suggestions above.

I also have everyday extra and had no good offers for 3 months but definitely had my share of decent offers during the year including 5400 points for $100 a couple of weeks ago and 2700 points for $100 spend this week.

 

[Saab34]

Spend $120+ online shop and get 4500 points.

It’s been a while since I’ve had an offer. I guess I will do one direct to boot shop this month.

 

[JohnK]

One account spend $150 for 2400 bonus points (+ online offer of spend $140 for $10 makes it look better)

Another account has spend $1300 for 1300 points (who dreams up these offers?) but same account also received offer of spend $30 at Woolworths, $30 Big W and $30 at Ampol for 2000 bonus points. Has to be done in that order.

Another account has spend $100 for 2700 bonus points (we'll make this one)

Another account spend $100 for 1000 bonus points

Another account has any spend for 1000 bonus points

 

[Mr_Orange]

Mrs_O has an EDR account which has not been used for years. I'll try using my account for our "once per month mega-shop" for the 10% off and use hers for all the little shops and see what sort offers her account receives.

 

[chrispy3276]

FYI - Boost Your Budget is back again from Wednesday but looks like they're doing it differently this time. Normally they do 4-6 weeks and specific brands, but this time (at least to start with) it's just 2 weeks - 10x points on all Woolworths branded bakery products and Mexican products from the international food aisle.

 

[lovestotravel]

Mrs_O has an EDR account which has not been used for years. I'll try using my account for our "once per month mega-shop" for the 10% off and use hers for all the little shops and see what sort offers her account receives.

Tried that for one of my spare accounts, small shops have given me nothing in 6 months

In saying that, I use the same credit card to pay for both accounts so I'm sure EDR know that.

I should pay cash/other card for the other EDR card....

 

[clifford]

FYI - Boost Your Budget is back again from Wednesday but looks like they're doing it differently this time. Normally they do 4-6 weeks and specific brands, but this time (at least to start with) it's just 2 weeks - 10x points on all Woolworths branded bakery products and Mexican products from the international food aisle.

Who would bother with that? Well, not me.

 

[exceladdict]

2*60 for 4000 on my account
2*70 for 650 per week for Mrs excel

Plus "worlds of wonder" promo in the discover section of the app which gave 5x for myself

 

[MELso]

4300 points for $100 spend over one or more shops, stacking with 10x points for a $60 spend and 5x points for a $50 spend.

Adding 2x points and 10% off through Everyday Extra, and my $96 order this morning should yield 6436 points.

 

[Mr_Orange]

7x points for $80 spend at Healthylife.

5x points on fresh vegetables.

 

[Saab34]

5000 points for over $150 online shop
1500 points for over $180 spend

They are stackable when testing a dummy direct to boot order.

I guess I could combine it with a 6x point gift card offer also, with other smaller boosters a $180 shop will net me around 8500 points.

 

[blackcat20]

Up to 10x points when you spend $150.
ie 3x points up to $100, 5x points up to $150 then 10x over $150.