I get 10% off at Woolworths once a month thanks to having a Woolworths credit card.
Recently I've seen them advertising 10% off once a month for Woolworths Mobile customers and also 10% off once a month for Woolworths Insurance customers.
Does anyone know if this means what I'd like it to mean: 10% off 3 times a month if you have all 3? I asked at my local Woolies and they hadn't a clue then I asked Woolworths Rewards via Facebook, and they never got back to me!
Thanks.
The names does not need to match.
I get 1 x 10% ea mth & have 3 x diff insurance policies (1 x car & 2 x LLords)
If you used the discount instore this month, you can use it once online too.
Actually once instore and once online per policy per rewards card.
Before the pandemic occurred, it could be used multiple times online, only for 3 days in a month.
It used to work multiple times in store as well before it got posted on ozbargain.
My recollection is it used to work multiple times instore on the designated weekend. The system applied it automatically. Since it moved to being available any day in the month it has only worked once per month and the system has asked when you want to use it.
Thank you all for the thoughtful replies.
I've learned something new myself this morning.
I have a WW Visa as mentioned above. My wife has a supplementary card on the account. We both have (separate) Rewards card numbers, both linked to the same Visa card account. And both combined on the Rewards website to share petrol vouchers. As you probably know, they don't allow combining of shopping points though.
For that reason, we've exclusively used her Rewards account when buying groceries to maximise points accrual. But today, I used my Rewards card when buying a few things because they sent me a stupidly good offer yesterday. (Spend $50 4 weeks running and get 10,000 bonus points.)
And I was asked if I wanted to get my monthly 10% off, even though we got 10% off just 2 days prior.
Conclusion: They now give a separate 10% off to each of our Rewards cards, even though we only have one Visa card account between us. This is definitely NOT how it used to work. When the discount was on a set date, to test, we once did a big shop, got the discount, went back for a block of chocolate and used the other Rewards account.
Whether this is a new policy or is a mistake remains to be seen, but for now, it looks like we'll be getting 10% off twice per month regardless of the Mobile and Insurance offer.
Woohoo!
We have 2 WW mobiles and a home insurance with them. So have 3 weeks a month with 10% off shopping. You need to have each discounted product linked to a different reads card number. However each reward card can be linked to points pool. This offer also works with 4-5% off gift cards and is stackable with others promo codes online.
How did you link all the cards to be in one points pool? I've tried to do that just now and can't see any option for doing so. NB, I know you *can" link petrol vouchers, I did that ages ago. But I'd love to pool points!
how do you know you have 1 to redeem. Can you check somewhere or only when you go to the checkout? And comes up like fly buys 10$ off using 2000 points?
I don't think you can check anywhere online, but we tested it by first using my partner's Rewards card to get 10% off on Sunday 1/11.
To test, a couple of days later, I went in to buy some bread and milk, and used MY card and asked the checkout girl "Was I offered 10% off that shop?" She said "you were but I didn't even ask because I didn't think you'd want to use it to save 33c!" (She was right!)
So last Saturday 7/11 we did another big shop and got another 10% off by using my card. Woohoo!
Even better, I've just done a pretend order online and in the checkout I entered the code for the monthly 10% off and it was accepted. So it looks like we'll be getting 10% off at least 4 shops per month.
Now if only Woolies would ditch their tie up with Mr Murdoch and I'd be a very happy camper!
Nice. I thought it was just one a month!
my guess is that you will need to have 3 different rewards account for each of them.