Everyday Rewards Targeted Offers

One account received an offer of 250 points for purchase of some new Panadol Optizorb product.
 
It used to be that buying non Woolworths Group related gift cards were counted for rewards earn and Woolworths Group cards were counted when used to make a transaction. It appears that all gift cards are no longer counted for anything.

It appears that they've started sending me targeted offers after almost 2 years of nothing.
Got a 2 week spend x or y each week for x or y points for the last 2 weeks. This week, I've gotten a spend x each week for 4 weeks to get y points.
Problem is, nothing they are sending me is in any way achievable.

My normal weekly shop is ~$50-$60/week split across 8-12 small transactions. Some weeks, I'll make a larger single transaction of ~$30-40.
There is no way I'm going to spend, as for the current offer, $135 each week. A $135 weekly spend might happen once, it sure as hell isn't going to happen 4 weeks in a row, and it isn't going to happen in a single shop.
 
My normal weekly shop is ~$50-$60/week split across 8-12 small transactions. Some weeks, I'll make a larger single transaction of ~$30-40.
There is no way I'm going to spend, as for the current offer, $135 each week. A $135 weekly spend might happen once, it sure as hell isn't going to happen 4 weeks in a row, and it isn't going to happen in a single shop.

Your spending patterns sound almost exactly like mine! I rarely spend any more than around $20-odd in one shop at WW (or Coles for that matter) and most are less than that. Occasionally, if I'm stocking up on some half-price specials, I might spend about $40-50, but that's about it. I could maybe meet the spend targets they send me for 1 week, but to hit it 4 weeks in a row to be eligible for the points AND in one transaction each time? No chance.
 
We have been getting a variety of offers, some totally unachievable. Where its over $100 spend, I am happy to stock up on some larger staples that I would have to buy anyway (washing detergents, expensive type of stuff). Currently have the triple points offer.
 
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It used to be that buying non Woolworths Group related gift cards were counted for rewards earn and Woolworths Group cards were counted when used to make a transaction. It appears that all gift cards are no longer counted for anything

Same experience here, also for phone credit.
 
MrNatalie gets a steady stream of offers. My card receives no offers. He currently has the offer for 12,000 points with $145 spend over the next few weeks. Week 1 spend has been met so time will tell how we go with the following weeks.
 
Any offers I get from WW are far more generous than Coles as far as targets are concerned but there is a drought at the moment.
 
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Week one spend $30 = 1000 bonus points.
Week two spend $40 = 2000 bonus points.
Week three spend $50 = 3000 bonus points.

Yes, I like getting that one.

My account got spend $40 for 1000 points. It's a 2 week offer but I get to choose whether to take up the offer in one or both weeks. I might use the offer. It will depend on the specials and the Coles offers.
 
Both mum and myself received offer of spend $100 or more until Sunday this week and receive 2,000 bonus points.

My spend target has come down from $215 and $265 the previous 2 offers. ;)
 
10x points on shop over $100. Obviously Woolworths doesn't feel like they need to try too hard to get me to shop with them :(
 
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