I went to front counter. Staff processed no problem.Are you using self checkout? How do you get around the constant staff intervention?
I don't think that you can unless you happen to get a machine that doesn't request intervention. Just do >1 at a time.Are you using self checkout? How do you get around the constant staff intervention?
No idea! Even if you take the cost of the card into account it's still 2000 (bonus) + $106.95 x 1 for 2107.How did you get 2140...it's meant to be 2000?
Yes, really weird.How did you get 2140...it's meant to be 2000?
The fine print in-store says "limit 5 per customer" or something like that. Does anyone know whether that's "per in-store transaction event" or "per Woolworths Rewards account"? Someone getting full bonus points on 6 suggests the former, and multiple purchases for small quantities will work.
Given no limit is specified in the catalogue you shouldn't worry about any in store signage.The fine print in-store says "limit 5 per customer" or something like that. Does anyone know whether that's "per in-store transaction event" or "per Woolworths Rewards account"? Someone getting full bonus points on 6 suggests the former, and multiple purchases for small quantities will work.
Correct. Leave the rewards card at home.I am in Tasmania on holiday at the moment. Am I right in saying they don't have the standard Everyday Rewards?
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wow, so people in tasmania gets left out from these type of promotions?Correct. Leave the rewards card at home.
Looking at my receipt it appears my local store still had some of the old $5.95 fee cards, no bonus points applied to them
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I bought one with a $5.95 fee from a Metro and didn't get the bonus 2000 points. Either the old $5.95 cards or Metro purchases are excluded from the promotion.
It would be 20 ppd if the points were being received for the fee but not the card. That seems unlikely but could be true.Looks like these are crediting at 20 points per dollar including the $6.95. Good times.