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Saw this when I went to order online today.
Shop now at Woolworths Online & get 2.5% cashback.
I think this works out better than usual $1 cashback if spending more than $50
Edit (3/6): Cashback rate increased to 2.5% from 2%
Woolworths 2.5% Cashback at Cashrewards
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imissbeans on 02/06/2018 - 09:21 cashrewards.com.au (600 clicks)
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At 240 beans per can, they got 4 beans free !!!
better than usual $1 cashback if spending more than $58
hardly a bargain….
Noiiiice :)
includes egift card that already discounted 5%?
Hi Aussie88. They are totally separate.
Example:
(1) Buy a $100 eGift card for $95
(2) Pay for $100 shopping with your eGift card ($5 saving)
(3) Get $2 cashback on the $100 shopping ($2 cashback)So your $100 shopping is in effect costing you $100 - $5 - $2 = $93.
Maths Time!
Previous Deal (assuming you're an existing customer)
Get $1 cashback on any order ($50+)
- If spending exactly $50, then the cashback is $1 or 2%, so same as this deal.
- However, I imagine most online orders will be more than $50, so the cashback is less than 2%.
Current Deal (again, assuming you're an existing customer)
Get 2% cashback on any online order ($30+)
- No matter the spend (as long as it's $30+), then you will get 2% cashback.
- As the spend increases, of course the value of the cashback increases too.
Important: This can also be stacked/paired with 5% off WISH eGift Cards to further increase your savings.
Life tip 101 on being a Professional.
Previously,less than $50 order should go through Qantas mall.
Another use case..
You have a Woolies voucher for $240 bought via eBay, you fill your basket for $240, apply the voucher. And you've just spent $0.
Will you get any cashback this time? (Could be $1 previously)Based on T&Cs you won't receive a cashback if you used a discounted voucher. However, this is a question if technology allows to track it…Coupons are trackable for sure, vouchers still a question
For those unaware Qantas also offers 2 Qantas points per $1 spend. This is a better deal if you're able to make valuable use of the points or can sell for more than $0.01/point. Typically I find points are valued around at least 1.17 - 1.25 cents each the way I use them, though they can be more or less.
https://onlinemall.qantaspoints.com/info/81336/24130/woolwor…
Cashback has been increased to 3%.
What did you buy, beans?