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$180 x 4 for 10,000
$230 x 4 for 20,000

Had been away for 6 weeks and had hoped the algorithm might reset in that time but this is basically the offers I was getting before
 
$180 x 4 for 10,000
$230 x 4 for 20,000

Had been away for 6 weeks and had hoped the algorithm might reset in that time but this is basically the offers I was getting before
Mine is $140/$180.
I finally got around to getting a second account after @Dr Ralph (thank you) recently suggested someone else do the same. After a couple of initial $50/1000 point offers and one $60/2400 point offer expiring today, I now have 4x$50/10000 point offer on that account. Perfect for the top up orders. I will keep spends on that one low.
 
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Mine is $140/$180.
I finally got around to getting a second account after @Dr Ralph (thank you) recently suggested someone else do the same. After a couple of initial $50/1000 point offers and one $60/2200 point offer expiring today, I now have 4x$50/10000 point offer on that account. Perfect for the top up orders. I will keep spends on that one low.
It's stunning the number of people who complain about no or poor offers, but aren't willing to spend a few minutes to change things.
 
Mine is $140/$180.
I finally got around to getting a second account after @Dr Ralph (thank you) recently suggested someone else do the same. After a couple of initial $50/1000 point offers and one $60/2400 point offer expiring today, I now have 4x$50/10000 point offer on that account. Perfect for the top up orders. I will keep spends on that one low.
Aim to spend as close to $50 as possible. Definitely never above $54, if by accident then ask Coles staffer to void an item to bring it back down.
That’s why we always use self checkouts. Nothing wrong with a $50.08 transaction followed by a (say) $12 one completing your shop for the day.
 
Aim to spend as close to $50 as possible. Definitely never above $54, if by accident then ask Coles staffer to void an item to bring it back down.
That’s why we always use self checkouts. Nothing wrong with a $50.08 transaction followed by a (say) $12 one completing your shop for the day.
You'd lose a credit for whatever glassware, knife etc is on promo by not going to $60. If you're into that.
 
You'd lose a credit for whatever glassware, knife etc is on promo by not going to $60. If you're into that.
True, BUT Coles is so keen to upspend you they try other avenues.

For example last week an offer on Tuesday to spend $50 by Sunday to get 10 bonus glass credits. Then late Friday the 10k 4 wk $50 spend offer arrived across all our different accounts. Then later Friday night get 5 bonus glass credits if buy a weekend paper (no thanks) offer arrived. So conceivably a $50 shop could have generated 17 glass credits. As it happened a couple of items we buy were half price and gave bonus credits, so $50 spend did give us 17 credits also combined with two 20x FB points offers on Coles brand products.
Next weekend we will activate a second $50 spend offer…
Here’s hoping…
 
Aim to spend as close to $50 as possible. Definitely never above $54, if by accident then ask Coles staffer to void an item to bring it back down.
That’s why we always use self checkouts. Nothing wrong with a $50.08 transaction followed by a (say) $12 one completing your shop for the day.
Well I did take that 2400 point offer for a $60 spend for week 1 (I went o $60.29). Of course they have put in another $60/2000 point offer but I am going to ignore that one.
 
Received an Easter promotion $60 for 2,000 points Monday to Thursday this week.

Stacks on top of the 4 week $50 promotion.
 

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