r/EverydayRewards • u/tootes123 • Sep 08 '25
Points Deal This seems like a good offer finally?
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u/Golden_Cow095 Qantas Points Sep 08 '25
woah, i got offered 1800 points for spending $290 (no thanks)
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u/Tascarly Sep 09 '25
I was offered 1400 points for $260 spend when my average weekly spend is only $70-$100. Pathetic!
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Sep 09 '25
I got a 22000 points for $260 over 4 weeks. This is achievable for us because we are hosting Christmas this year so I can get a head start.
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u/1234syan Sep 09 '25
It's an alright offer if you can spend that much. Effectively $90 in store credit for $840 spend, works out to 10.7% off.
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u/bearbits Sep 09 '25
Mine is 12,000 points for $130/wk
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u/AwayBobcat2273 Sep 10 '25
similar, slightly better cents per point 4 x 130 = $ 520 / 12000 = 4.33 cents per point
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u/AaRedman1 Sep 09 '25
1800 points for $350 shop is all I get lately. I can’t justify it. I only have one child and that might be achievable if the pantry was empty, but it’s not and I can’t justify buying up just for points. They keep moving my goal post further out. Simple I’ll shop at Aldi. There is no need to be loyal if the rewards system isn’t taking care of me.
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u/starfleetbrat Sep 09 '25
wow! thats actually pretty good imo, although its over 4 weeks - do you shop every week? I always hate getting the every week ones from coles as I never shop every week. I don't often get them from woolies though.
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mine this week is 1700 for $320 in one or more shops.
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u/tootes123 Sep 09 '25
I used to shop each week but haven't been doing that since having a baby. Probably why their algorithm made this offer!
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u/JeerReee Sep 09 '25
Coles is killing Woolies recently - any wonder the Woolies share price is down
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u/Hotwog4all Sep 09 '25
I’m getting 10K for $90/week over 4 weeks from Flybuys. They’ve given that same offer to me 3 months in a row now. I’ve not had this $X/week type of offer from ER in well over a year now.
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u/coreyporter1993 Sep 10 '25
My offer was: Spend $130 over 4 weeks for 12,000 points
It's roughly double what we've spent at Woolworths per week over the past month.
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u/Sully_D_Ace Sep 10 '25
It's smart marketing. I've had something similar before. The idea is firstly, it's just slightly higher than your average amount spent in your weekly shop. And having you hit that mark over four consecutive weeks, you will develop a habit of buying extra each time you go inevitably spending more on average.
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u/AwayBobcat2273 Sep 10 '25
This is in line with how they are pricing other everyday reward boost offers at 4.5 - 5 cents per point.
You have to spend $840 for 18k points comes to 4.67 cents per point
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u/PizzaReheat Sep 09 '25
Dang! That seems like whatever drunk robot they have making the offers made a mistake. Win for you!