U-GO Partnering with Woolworths Everyday Rewards

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Just filled up for the first time and there was a queue of cars
 
To be honest I am surprised that U-Go actually partnered with Woolworths for EDR points, given it was meant to be a no-frills brand from Ampol.

Obviously Ampol has done their homework, and they really want to grow U-Go as an alternate brand.
 
However I usually use a prepaid visa fuel card that gives 3-4% off (or 5% with wish card at EG) so these servos do miss the mark unless they're really cheap (which they usually aren't).
 
To be honest I am surprised that U-Go actually partnered with Woolworths for EDR points, given it was meant to be a no-frills brand from Ampol.

Obviously Ampol has done their homework, and they really want to grow U-Go as an alternate brand.

It's half the points earn, at current prices anyway.

U-Go is 1 point per L, and Ampol is 1 point per $ spent.
 
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