Everyday Rewards Targeted Offers

kogayka said:
gotGreat news, you’ve got $10.00 Woolworths Dollars off your next shop° but couldnt use it .... wondering if someone manage to use this offer?
Click to expand...


More details from you needed.

Did you have your EDR card when you shopped on your next visit?

Did you scan it?

Did your purchases total at least $10.05?

Did you already select QFF points instead of instant cash back?

Did you save your cash back until Christmas?
 
I didn't realise there was hidden text until the post was quoted and even then I had to highlight it in order to read what was there.

The reward will be on your card. No-one else can use rewards loaded onto your card.

The Woolworths system is good in that if you get exactly $10 worth of eligible goods and have $10 reward stored on your card, it will be a free transaction.
 
rainbowgirl said:
I didn't realise there was hidden text until the post was quoted and even then I had to highlight it in order to read what was there.

The reward will be on your card. No-one else can use rewards loaded onto your card.

The Woolworths system is good in that if you get exactly $10 worth of eligible goods and have $10 reward stored on your card, it will be a free transaction.
Click to expand...

I suspect the Flybuys $10.05 rule is an IT work around, same with the 0.01c for the vouchers and dockets.

I had $20 on one card and had a $20 purchase that ended up being free.
 
More details from you needed.

Did you have your EDR card when you shopped on your next visit? yes

Did you scan it? yes

Did your purchases total at least $10.05? was $10 (T&C stateed $10)

Did you already select QFF points instead of instant cash back? yes

Did you save your cash back until Christmas? no
 
You said you chose conversion to QFF points. The systems probably haven't been set up properly. The message on the receipt will say you'll get $10 off your shop but in fact the funds will be held and then converted to QFF points at the set date.

I think there are still some bugs to be ironed out of the new system.

For WW you don't need $10.05 to get $10 off. I did a transaction for exactly $10 and got everything for free.
 
kogayka said:
Did you already select QFF points instead of instant cash back? yes
Click to expand...

On that basis you should not have received $10 off your shop.

Log into your EDR account and it should show a record of your accumulation towards QFF points which will be awarded in December.
 
Yes mine appears the same.But as you have selected QFF points you don't get cash off as well.That $10 represents 1000 points which will be redeemed for 870 QFF points on 15/12/16.
 
That's Flybuys.For example my 4 week at WW offer is $120 or 12000 points.

PS just went to my emails and there was a 4 week offer from Flybuys-$110,same as WW,for $75 or 15000 points.
 
Check out the latest credit card signup bonus point offers
Read our AFF credit card guides and start earning more points now.

AFF Supporters can remove this and all advertisements

Dr Ralph said:
No. This is not correct.

It's the same offer.

That's the standard manner in which it appears in your account.
Click to expand...
The other family account has the same settings but doesn't show $10 off. Only Dollars that would be converted to qff... That is why i am wondering...
 
CaptJCool said:
Has anyone else received what appears to be a random $10 off offer at point of sale?
Click to expand...

Yes, that's the scan to win competition that started in November last year and is probably due to finish soon. It was a way to get members to scan their new cards when the previous revamp of the rewards program happened. A certain number of members are selected each week and if they scan their card that week, they receive $10 off. If the selected members don't scan their card the prize goes into the second chance draw which I'm guessing is later this year. It's been ages since I checked the terms and conditions of that promotion.
 

Become an AFF member!

Join Australian Frequent Flyer (AFF) for free and unlock insider tips, exclusive deals, and global meetups with 65,000+ frequent flyers.

AFF members can also access our Frequent Flyer Training courses, and upgrade to Fast-track your way to expert traveller status and unlock even more exclusive discounts!

AFF forum abbreviations

Wondering about Y, J or any of the other abbreviations used on our forum?

Check out our guide to common AFF acronyms & abbreviations.

Recent Posts

Currently Active Users

Total: 272 (members: 45, guests: 227)
Back
Top