The rewards are automatic. There is no option on the POS to redeem the discount. It is automatically applied when the card is scanned. There is an option to void the card scan and thus remove any discount that may have come from the scan.they aren't auto redemptions. The check out operator has to manually apply the $10 discount. Well they have for the WWR$30 that we've redeemed so far.
That is not my experience with using the registers, what the full time check out staff have said about it, or what any internal documentation/staff training on the topic states.We've been asked every time. Still doesn't change that the operator has to manually apply the discount. It isn't automatic.
With the opt-in to QF points, Loyalty are still going to have a massive windfall in Jan 2017 when all those accounts expire.
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My error. Thxdon't you mean July? 18 months is the expiry on QFF points
So QF tracks the source and life cycle of each point enough to tell that x points earned at WoWs were used for y amount of flights/store items?Over the first six years of the Woolworths-Qantas relationship, around 9.4 million flights were redeemed using points earned at Woolworths. About 80 per cent of points redeemed by Woolworths shoppers were on flights and the remainder were for items in the Qantas store (where the most popular items are gift cards, household appliances and personal electronic devices).
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From the WoW/QF press release...
So QF tracks the source and life cycle of each point enough to tell that x points earned at WoWs were used for y amount of flights/store items?
This entire revamped rewards program comes out of Woolworths not reading the data properly, making assumptions and deeming any points not used within a year meant they didn't care about said points.
As it is, they may be returning QF points to the program, but they aren't fixing the actual problem with the program - which they refuse to see despite many thousands of people telling them (repeatedly).
That is not my experience with using the registers, what the full time check out staff have said about it, or what any internal documentation/staff training on the topic states.
I understand you can use either card as they have same barcode.I was sent a new card, but am still using my old one as I want the QF points and was under the impression that until December 31st the old rules were in play. Also, I haven't received a single targeted offer to date.
I was sent a new card, but am still using my old one as I want the QF points and was under the impression that until December 31st the old rules were in play. Also, I haven't received a single targeted offer to date.
It doesn't matter which card you use. I have been using the barcode number only without physical card. You will get QFF points for spend > $30 until 31 December 2015. I have been checking my QFF account and points are there but I am also earning Woolworths dollars.I was sent a new card, but am still using my old one as I want the QF points and was under the impression that until December 31st the old rules were in play. Also, I haven't received a single targeted offer to date.
In the middle of the year, they changed the staff discount cards, new branding/different name. The only real difference was the new card forced staff into the EDR program while the old card was an opt in system. You had to activate the new card. I refuse to and won't use the new card. Still use the old one.I understand you can use either card as they have same barcode.
I have received offers (but only today) despite old card use only
I said that yesterday...So regardless of how "wonderful QFF points are back" is touted from the rooftops, it's still only going to be at the whim of WOW Marketing as to what they ticket orange.
If 99.9% of the stuff ticketed orange is something you'd *never* buy - you're no better off than you were last week . . . . . . oh the wonders of marketing spin. :mrgreen:
So regardless of how "wonderful QFF points are back" is touted from the rooftops, it's still only going to be at the whim of WOW Marketing as to what they ticket orange.
If 99.9% of the stuff ticketed orange is something you'd *never* buy - you're no better off than you were last week . . . . . . oh the wonders of marketing spin. :mrgreen: