Flybuys year in review 2021

[AisleSeat]

Top 6% in my suburb
Top 6% in Victoria
Top 5% in Australia

 

[asterix]

Top 6% in my suburb
Top 6% in Victoria
Top 5% in Australia

We got top 5% for suburb, NSW and Australia.

 

[VPS]

I love this

Top 40% in my suburb
Top 43% in Victoria
Top 43% in Australia

 

[GSP]

7% and 8% values, but given I've spread the load across 6 it's looking pretty good. An appallingly low # of points on spend where almost all points were bonus.

 

[MattA]

Just the 2 FB cards in our household -
Card A was top 10% across Aus/State/Suburb
Card B was top 3% across Aus/State/Suburb

But... much happier with Card A: only 8% of total points earn was regular points; the rest were all bonus.

On Card B though a third of the points were regular points. Some of the regular points on Card B are from spend on a linked Coles MC, but clearly I need to do a better job of managing spend and choosing promo selections wisely in 2022!

I'd add more cards, but my primary interest is collecting Velocity points and there's only 2 adults in our household to credit to. The kids are too young to have FB cards.

 

[GSP]

I'd add more cards, but my primary interest is collecting Velocity points and there's only 2 adults in our household to credit to. The kids are too young to have FB cards.

Take the kids for a quick ride in Michael J Fox's car and adjust age to that , have them linked to their (presumably setup) Velocity accounts. Set family pooling (if not already done so) in Velocity and away you go.

 

[andye]

Take the kids for a quick ride in Michael J Fox's car and adjust age to that , have them linked to their (presumably setup) Velocity accounts. Set family pooling (if not already done so) in Velocity and away you go.

I always assumed there was an FB/VFF age cross-check or failing that some system that flags they have had more than 2 years of (age 16-18) FB transfers. But then I can be naive sometimes

 

[VPS]

I love this

Top 40% in my suburb
Top 43% in Victoria
Top 43% in Australia

Top 40% in my suburb
Top 43% in South Australia
Top 43% in Australia

Oops

 

[antycbr]

Me

• Top 2% Australia wide
• Top 2% in NSW
• Top 3% in Darlinghurst - who knew we were so competitive - and how are they getting that many Flybuys at Coles Kings Cross?
• 130k points - all sent to Velocity - 10k more than 2021 (lockdowns are good for earning).

Partner

• Top 2% in Australia
• Top 2% in NSW
• Top 2% in Darlinghurst
• 145k points - all sent to Velocity - 44K more points than 2020.

 

[Blackswan]

Top 9% in my suburb.
Top 9% in WA
Top 10% in Australia.

 

[coyote25]

Top 1% in suburb, state and Australia.

I’m actually very surprised at how many points they listed that I apparently earned. It feels a bit inflated.

 

[GSP]

I always assumed there was an FB/VFF age cross-check or failing that some system that flags they have had more than 2 years of (age 16-18) FB transfers. But then I can be naive sometimes

I haven't seen issues.

 

[woodyren]

174,264 pts. 34,533 standard 139,731 bonus pts.

Top 1% in suburb
Top 1% in NSW
Top 1% in Australia.

 

[drron]

Well there are lots of FB members that earn very little. My 8000 points got me -
top 29% in suburb
top 31% in QLD.
top 31% in Australia.

 

[Mattg]

Top 1% here also.

I haven't been doing anything special - just making the most of the bonus point offers at Coles, which is where the true value lies in flybuys.

This pretty much says it all: