Qantas FF and Woolworths create new loyalty alliance

[odysseus]

The latest email I got today details some new things.

This may be targeted, but have been given this promotion:
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It is. I noticed wording at the bottom saying this is only for member number xx_.

So how much is the cheapest recharge voucher, I don't need a second SIM, but is it cost effective to just throw away, or briefly use up the credit?

From the link there's a big banner saying $20, 30 and $50, and that's pretty consistent with others. As for cost effectiveness, I'd say not but maybe if you only need 500 points for something specifically, it's an easy way to achieve it. I also note the conditions said 500 maximum, so there's no point to buying multiples for more.

 

[samh004]

It is. I noticed wording at the bottom saying this is only for member number xx_.

Oh I saw that, but is it targeted to everyone, or just nearly everyone?

 

[Flashback]

Oh I saw that, but is it targeted to everyone, or just nearly everyone?

Nothing here...

 

[QF WP]

Will have to go and check my emails. BWS would be interesting (my local), but if the first $30 is waived, then less beneficial.

Nice to see my Woolies shopping is posting very quickly to my QFF account.

 

[samh004]

Will have to go and check my emails. BWS would be interesting (my local), but if the first $30 is waived, then less beneficial.

Ditto. When I'm looking to make a purchase of a slab of beer for about $30, there's not much earning in it for me.

 

[drewbles]

The latest email I got today details some new things.

This may be targeted, but have been given this promotion:

1. Purchase a $2 Everyday Mobile Pre-Paid SIM pack and recharge voucher in one transaction from Woolworths/Safeway Supermarkets (excluding Tasmania) by Sunday 4th October
2. Present your registered Everyday Rewards card before you pay at the checkout
3. Receive 500 Qantas Frequent Flyer points credited to your Everyday Rewards account on 7th October

So how much is the cheapest recharge voucher, I don't need a second SIM, but is it cost effective to just throw away, or briefly use up the credit?

Also noted at the bottom of the email is BWS' inclusion into points earning from October 5th.

From the everydaymobile.com.au site:

You can recharge in amounts of $20, $30 or $50

And there's $10 off your first recharge at the moment, so you'd be looking at $12 per 500 points. Not terrific value

 

[samh004]

From the everydaymobile.com.au site:

And there's $10 off your first recharge at the moment, so you'd be looking at $12 per 500 points. Not terrific value

Sounds good. I'm a little short on cash at the end of the month, so if all goes well, I'll only be $12 out of pocket. I'm going grocery shopping shortly, so will make a note to buy a new SIM and recharge. I have a spare phone somewhere.

 

[samh004]

Word of caution for anyone that has been given this offer, they need to take down your ID details and this takes time. Cannot be done at a standard checkout as you hold everyone up. Only one person in my store knew what to do, and it took 5 minutes to find him.

The price was $12 total though with the $10 off, so I'll wait till the 7th and then post here when I get my bonus. Now to decide what to do with the SIM. Might pop it in my spare phone for Oktoberfest, lest I lose my iPhone.

 

[drron]

My offer for this week is double QFF points at BigW-it is targeted.So got my $100 recharge for my mobile broadband so 140 QFF points + 94 Aadvantage miles paying by DC.
Between mrsdrron and I at the end of September we have 1000 QFF points without really trying.certainly worthwhile.

 

[lovestotravel]

My offer for this week is double QFF points at BigW-it is targeted.So got my $100 recharge for my mobile broadband so 140 QFF points + 94 Aadvantage miles paying by DC.
Between mrsdrron and I at the end of September we have 1000 QFF points without really trying.certainly worthwhile.

No offer here :evil:

 

[samh004]

Latest big offer is to win a year's worth of groceries, basically to the value of $26,000. All you have to do is spend $50 or more before the 1st of November, and you're entered into the draw. There are other prizes too.

See here for more.

 

[drron]

Latest big offer is to win a year's worth of groceries, basically to the value of $26,000. All you have to do is spend $50 or more before the 1st of November, and you're entered into the draw. There are other prizes too.

See here for more.

Unless of course you are working in Tasmania :evil:

 

[samh004]

Unless of course you are working in Tasmania :evil:

Forget they're still not part of Australia.

Just realised too that this promotion isn't exactly Qantas related, though I guess for every 10 entries you'll still get 20 QFF points.

 

[one9]

Received an email from Woolworths today offering bonus points:

Thanks for being a great customer. You’ve already earned 2xx_ Qantas Frequent Flyer points with Woolworths Everyday Rewards#. Here’s an opportunity to supercharge your points just by doing your normal shopping.

It offers bonus 250, 600 or 1500 points depending if certain points targets are reached for October & November combined (1000,1200 & 1400)

 

[lovestotravel]

Received an email from Woolworths today offering bonus points:

Thanks for being a great customer. You’ve already earned 2xx_ Qantas Frequent Flyer points with Woolworths Everyday Rewards#. Here’s an opportunity to supercharge your points just by doing your normal shopping.

It offers bonus 250, 600 or 1500 points depending if certain points targets are reached for October & November combined (1000,1200 & 1400)

Hmmmmmm that's what I want !!!

No offer here though! :evil:

 

[samh004]

That sounds great, but I'm no where near that. I've so far earned just 450 points, with 500 coming in tomorrow thanks to a promotion. You must have a big family to have already hit over 2000. I'm only feeding myself.

 

[futaris]

Now we can earn at BWS. D!ck smith is still coming soon.

Dear futaris,

Now earn Qantas Frequent Flyer points at BWS!

We're excited to announce even more ways to earn Qantas Frequent Flyer points with your Everyday Rewards card!

How it works

1. Shop at your local BWS store
2. Present your Everyday Rewards card when you pay at the checkout
3. Earn one point per dollar over $30* spent in one transaction

Don't forget you can also earn Qantas Frequent Flyer points at Woolworths/Safeway Supermarkets & Liquor (excluding Tasmania), BIG W and coming soon to **** Smith! There's never been more ways to grow your points balance and reach the rewards you want faster! Thank you for shopping with us. Please remember to present your Everyday Rewards card every time you shop!

Deborah
Everyday Rewards

*Offer applies to Woolworths/Safeway Supermarkets and BWS stores (excluding Tasmania) as well as BIG W. You must be an Everyday Rewards member and Qantas Frequent Flyer member and link your memberships to earn points. You must present your Everyday Rewards card at the time of purchase to earn points (you cannot earn points by presenting your Qantas Frequent Flyer card). Everyday Rewards membership is subject to the Everyday Rewards Terms and Conditions, see everydayrewards.com.au for details. Offer excludes selected purchases including smoking/tobacco products, gift cards, BIG W Optical, DVD Kiosk purchases, selected services and selected online purchases including BIG W Photo, BIG W Entertainment and BIG W Movie Rental. Other terms and conditions apply, see everydayrewards.com.au for details.

 

[djfuzz]

I wish they'd clarify what they mean by 'soon'. Would be nice to know the timeframe so we can hold off future purchases, which can't be done forever.

Lucky one9 - we haven't quite got to 2000 points, but would have loved a bonus point offer all the same (D!ck Smith points would have definitely helped!).

 

[samh004]

Got that too, unfortunately I was planning on going dry for a bit, until AFF#3 at most.

 

[drewbles]

I'll still be happier when they put Dan Murphys into the mix. I don't know of any BWS's around my place, and Dan Murphy's usually has a far better selection (and generally pretty good prices).

O/T, I wish they'd off you an option to ditch the fuel voucher and credit only to QFF. I have several dozen expired fuel vouchers since I signed up for QFF points. I never buy my fuel at Safeway/Woolworths/Caltex. (Hey, it never hurts to dream).