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4,000 Bonus Woolworths Rewards Points with $50 Spend @ Woolworths

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Offer available from 00:01 AEDT on 16/12/2019 to 23:59 AEDT 22/12/2019 at any Woolworths supermarket, Woolworths Metro and Woolworths online. This offer is not available in Tasmania or at Caltex and Woolworths Metro co-branded stores. This offer is personal to you and will be available only on your Woolworths Rewards card. Registered Woolworths Rewards members must activate their offer to participate in the promotion. To ensure your offer has been added to your Woolworths Rewards card, you must activate your offer at least 2 hours before shopping. Activation closes 23:59 AEDT Sunday 22/12/2019. Spend at least $50 in one transaction for 4000 bonus points. To redeem your offer online at woolworths.com.au you will need to ensure your registered Woolworths Rewards card number is linked to your online account at checkout. See woolworths.com.au for full terms and conditions and delivery areas. For all Woolworths online transactions, orders need to be delivered or picked up by 23:59 AEDT on Sunday 22/12/2019 to qualify for 4000 bonus points. This offer is only redeemable once during the promotional period. Qualifying amount excludes withdrawal of cash, delivery charges and Delivery Saver items, internet cafes, purchases of smoking/tobacco products and accessories, liquor purchased in-store at Woolworths or at woolworths.com.au , Gift Cards (including iTunes), mobile recharge, Woolworths Mobile, travel cards and tickets, Carpet Care, Donations, lottery products and Pre-order Kiosks.

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  • knobbs on 16/12/2019 - 13:15

    Got this offer on only 1 of 7 cards :(

    • Yola on 16/12/2019 - 18:57

      I got it on 2 out of 5 only.

  • Yola on 17/12/2019 - 11:41

    Anyone know what happens when you have money banked for Christmas and using these offers. Will the banked money come off at the end like in Coles or earlier and not enable you to meet the minimum spend unless you spend extra. Thanks.

    • INFIDEL on 17/12/2019 - 13:42

      Hi Yola! Returned to post these tips.

      Price charged is as shown in order. Except weighed Deli items which may vary (I think).

      Items are charged at checkout. If items are out of stock, you receive a refund.

      If using (discounted) gift cards, you receive a code for refund off next online order. I contact Woolies to have egift card sent - if not placing an online order. (Did that last week.)

      A trick to build purchase to $50 etc is to order goods you know are unavailable or short stocked in store but shown online.

      Just ordered 12 bottles of favourite drink ($40) - which is only stocked at some stores & only stocked in a carton of 12 at a time - so will get maximum available in order & a refund for rest. Added 2 other items I want to make up to $50 order.
      Might try for a raincheck on those not supplied - on special until tonight😉

      Now to place another $50 order at next Woolies for items on special👍

      • Yola on 17/12/2019 - 13:56

        Thank you.

        • INFIDEL on 17/12/2019 - 13:58
          +1

          Placing order for $50 will earn the points even if they send a $49 refund😉

          My online $50.99 order showed 4050pts earnt (even though they won't have all the stock, but happier if they do)👍

          Check if you have saved credit - had $20 & $30 on 2 Rewards cards to reduce purchase price. Paid with those 18.4% discounted gift card from eBay Deal😊

          • Yola on 18/12/2019 - 11:48

            @INFIDEL: So when you paid with the saved credit it did not affect you qualifying for the $50 spend offer. I try to avoid letting them know I have 2 rewards cards by separating all transactions, including using different CC and GC. Thant was suggested on Ozbargain. In theory they could determine that people had multiple accounts.

            • INFIDEL on 18/12/2019 - 12:05

              @Yola: No - got 4050pts on probably $30 spend (after refund for oos items), paid with $30 credit. It's the spend amount that matters, not how you pay for it. Rewards amount shows in cart - before checkout if Rewards card is on that account.

              I'm shopping at 2 separate woolies, using different gift & Rewards cards. Needed to use 2 gift cards as each has limited among left.
              But that's because my order will clear all stock of item I want on special - so no use ordering from same store. Picking up Friday - hoping it's re-stocked after sale ending Tuesday.

              Only time I am concerned is contacting Woolies - to make sure I have correct details for my Rewards card used😉
              Once gave mobile number to confirm when I rang & was asked which account… Oops!

              Family has had many accounts for so many years - since Rewards started. Never been a problem. (My long dead budgie still has a Rewards account!!)
              Would be normal for family members to use same payment method (like gift cards, PayPal, CC).

              But Woolies Money App is now asking for Rewards cards to be regularly verified (requiring log in details) & limits number of Rewards cards added. Previously could easily add Rewards cards to app, now transfers to Rewards site to require log in.

              Went to use at checkout & couldn't find password to verify & get Rewards card barcode to show (found staff can manually enter card number at self-checkout).
              Might add some Rewards cards to a spare phone with Woolies Money App, just for use at Woolies. Could ask for help, or carry physical Rewards cards again.

              • Yola on 18/12/2019 - 18:53

                @INFIDEL: Thank you. I do not use the app but even using the rewards site on a laptop it has been asking to verify by sending a code to an email address. Luckily they do not want different mobile phone numbers that would be more problematic. Ahhh the games we play.

  • Samsungnote10 on 17/12/2019 - 16:54
    +2

    split my $150 grocery bill into 3 , used 3 different cards, im $60 richer now!!!

    happy as a pig in poo

    • SnoozeAndLose on 18/12/2019 - 18:56
      +1

      $60 richer to spend in Woolworths group only or to top up opal in NSW

  • knackers on 17/12/2019 - 22:44
    +4

    Soon after collecting my click and collect order an over-zealous Woolies security guy pounced on me, accused me of running away with a trolley full of items. Upon showing him my invoice he flipped his story and said "he saw me grab stuff off the shelves(obvious lie considering I was waiting for my order at the front desk). Not only was it embarrassing but he chewed up 20 mins of my time as he riffled through my trolley. Has this happened to anyone else? Store manager tried to blame it on "subcontractors" not knowing how click and collect works.

    • INFIDEL on 17/12/2019 - 23:33
      +3

      Overzealous security… I've only met one security person ever at a Woolies. Must be the area😉

      Bought a packet of biscuits on holiday in Hobart. Security person was beside me at almost empty self-checkouts, but stopped me saying I had not paid for them.

      As it was only a $2 purchase - hadn't bothered with receipt when machine asked if I wanted one. Paid in cash.

      Crime of the Century! Was taken back in store (in front of waiting friend) told to stay there (or Police would be called) while they took their time to check… Biscuits recorded as paid!

      Humiliating😢 No apology, nothing.

      Never shopped at Woolies in Tasmania again! Took time to be bothered with Woolies after that.

      But minor compared to your issue!!

      Coles immediately compensated me, said the person involved would be retrained, & apologised for online staff member swearing at me when I phoned to ask where my missing order was! (Conversation was recorded by Coles & on my phone - so Coles didn't dispute it.)

      But that's nothing compared with the humiliation & time wasting of a false allegation!

      Lodge a complaint to Woolies. Say you complained but store wasn't concerned. Tell them of your inconvenience, humiliation, anger, etc due to their excessive action over a false allegation. You could tell them you are considering legal action etc…
      Businesses hate adverse publicity! Would expect an apology & store credit.

      Woolworths is responsible for the terrible behaviour of a person acting for them on their premises, even if employed by a contractor.

      • knackers on 18/12/2019 - 11:25

        What I find unacceptable is the fact that the security guy was willing to lie and level a false accusation at a customer and do it with such conviction and fanfare.. After all the goods were accounted for he whispered a "sorry", as if a quiet apology wipes the slate clean. There are always members of the public who continue to believe that a false accusation holds some merit even if they were proven untrue. I've set up a meeting with the Store manager next week, if she hasn't dismissed this goon and his sidekick i'm going to escalate it to upper management.

        • INFIDEL on 18/12/2019 - 19:45

          Good on you👍
          Being falsely accused by some idiot makes me fume!

          Pulling people up & accusing them of wrongdoing… seems to justify the security person's employment & continued harassment of customers.

          It's just not right. Not good for customers & not good for Woolies! Customers will leave for the opposition & never come back!

          • knackers on 24/12/2019 - 11:47
            +3

            @INFIDEL: Following up.. Security guard was sacked and I was given a $50 giftcard along with a Tin of Chocolate Roses. Apparently the security guard was a repeat offender, my incident was the 3rd and final strike.

            • INFIDEL on 24/12/2019 - 12:59
              +2

              @knackers: Very glad to read you got a satisfactory outcome (sacking of guard)👍

              Gift card & chocolates are the minimum you could expect.

              Don't forget you were doing a service for Woolies - improving the experience for customers. Companies pay a lot for that advice. (I remind businesses of that when I complain!)

              But sometimes a simple "sorry" is sweet😉

              I've taken an Australian budget accommodation chain to court over what might seem a simple matter - refusal to provide accommodation. (It was a tourist city - simply booked in next door.) The company refused to accept their staff had done anything wrong.

              Was a complex case of Indirect Discrimination (denied a stay as I am Australian - they only accepted international guests). Legal advice was I didn't stand a chance - there was no legal precedent. But it was seen as a test case - of public interest, so was helped by a Govt department. Won an out of court settlement for everything I asked for.

              It's always best to know what you want & what you are willing to sacrifice (mainly time) before lodging a complaint. It cost the business dearly (mainly on writing a policy to avoid the situation in the future & retraining staff… Plus a holiday for me😉). They settled to avoid adverse publicity!

              The crying apology from the staff member was the most satisfying😊

              But really, this sort of problem should not arise in the first place!

              Worrying others had already complained…

              I think your meeting with the Manager told them it was serious & action needed to be taken! Customers usually can't be bothered doing that. They just shop elsewhere.

              Thanks for telling us… Should encourage others to speak up when things are not right!

              Good on you!
              Enjoy your chocolates😊

              • knackers on 24/12/2019 - 13:34
                +2

                @INFIDEL: The store manager suggested that the subcontracting security firm may incentivise their employees with a commission based pay structure or a minimum arrest quota. The fact that a store manager is kept in the dark about the operations of security staff is an indictment on upper management(Woolworths corporate).

                • INFIDEL on 24/12/2019 - 13:37
                  +1

                  @knackers: (Strange my previous response was seen as worthy of a neg by someone! Maybe they think customers should put up with shit service & bullying?)

                  That was my suspicion with security at Hobart store. The guards had to go through the motions to prove their worth to their employer & Woolworths.
                  (I was on holidays so didn't complain.)

                  We were the bunnies in the spotlight of an employment agreement🎯

                  I've found understanding the underlying cause of a problem is very helpful in finding a suitable solution. Especially so in disputes as it gives an understanding of the problem from the other side - the view of the business. Makes negotiating a suitable settlement easier.

                  Knowing this, I will avoid any store with a security guard.

                  Not nice Woolies!!

                  • Samsungnote10 on 24/12/2019 - 14:09
                    +2

                    @INFIDEL: maybe that secuirty guard is a ozbargainer

                    • INFIDEL on 24/12/2019 - 14:21

                      @Samsungnote10: Well, they're a very naughty Ozbargainer😉

                      If they were nicer to genuine customers, they would have kept their job.

                      No one likes losing their job or being indirectly responsible for someone losing it.

                      knackers set an objective for the meeting - the worker to lose their job…
                      I've set up a meeting with the Store manager next week, if she hasn't dismissed this goon…

                      That could have been hard to achieve. So I congratulated knackers on meeting the goal.

                      It was probably the only solution. It reflected very poorly on Woolworths. Customers would avoid that store with such terrible behaviour. That could have cost others their jobs!!
                      Hopefully the security guard will improve their service, and keep future work.

                      (In my legal case, sacking was never an outcome I wished. I argued for the very upset staff member to be retained, rather than sacked for causing such costs & problems for her employers.)

  • Samsungnote10 on 18/12/2019 - 00:47

    is this happeneing to anyone else?

    I currently have $10 off from earning 2000 pts,

    my current balance is 4058 points but its not converting to cash off,
    I havent changed teh redemption settings,

    • imissbeans on 18/12/2019 - 01:02

      I placed a click and collect order. Not long after I had a balance of 5000+ points and it wasn't showing the "get $20 off your shop" at that time. Then I checked a day later and showed up, with a reduction in the points earned.

      Thanks for the post OP. Probably would have missed it if I didn't see this post.

      • Samsungnote10 on 18/12/2019 - 01:04

        Yeah you are probably right, since i too did click and collect just today

        • imissbeans on 18/12/2019 - 01:07
          +1

          Perhaps it just takes a little longer for the points to fully process with online orders vs instore being instantly.

  • DrRalph on 19/12/2019 - 14:55

    I'm seeing reports that this can be used multiple times. Can anyone confirm?

    • INFIDEL on 19/12/2019 - 15:08
      +1

      Where?
      Woolies sent me a reminder this morning to use this 4000pt offer - ordered online yesterday for later pickup.

      Can confirm adding another $50 online order shows will earn 4050pts👍

      Depends whether Woolies will honour it. Points are easy to remove.
      T&C: This offer is only redeemable once during the promotional period.

      Best to try in store multiple times & spend points quickly!

    • Samsungnote10 on 19/12/2019 - 16:16

      Hmm. I got another email saying 4000 pts if you bla bla.
      But it wast a activate email.

      It was a "shop" button

      And ive already claimed my pts!

      I got very excited for a second

    • DrRalph on 22/12/2019 - 15:20
      +1

      Update: cannot be used multiple times in store but can be used online for an additional 4000 points. Obviously any awarded points could be clawed back.

      • Samsungnote10 on 22/12/2019 - 18:24
        -1

        I have used it twice on one card and three times on one card.
        My final order was today and points not credited yet although invoice says 4000pts

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