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I probably should have done the quickest of calculations. There's no way restaurants would sign up if it cost 4c per point. -Me

I seem to remember that when a promotion is run by Woolworths that involves an Everyday Rewards points prize they have in the small text down the bottom the value of the prize in dollars, and that the points are stated as being valued at 4c each. So, wouldn't that mean the points are being sold...

Perkler launched an iPhone app today with all the perks from retailers in Australian malls. Curious to know everyone's thoughts, and if anyone has downloaded it then feedback would be greatly appreciated. iTunes Store: Perkler for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad on the iTunes App Store YouTube...

The worst customer service? Never had a problem and have been banking with them for the last 18 years.

Yeah, was just comparing the CBA Diamond + NAB Gold because that's what was said in the original post. Agree that they are not the right cards to be comparing, all good points. -Me

The NAB Qantas Card earn rate is retarded. Capped at $10,000 per month (not $10,000 on Amex AND $10,000 on MasterCard), assuming all spend on the American Express, you're looking at $40,000 spend before the promo ends if you apply now, so 3 points per dollar * $12,000 and 1.5 points per dollar *...

Just curious or you planning something exciting? -Me

Another possibly likely alternative is ANZ as QFF is already partnered with OnePath for Life Insurance? -Me

Yeah, I can't remember the last time I received an offer and today got this: Spend $50-99 200 points Spend $100-$149 300 points Spend $150+ 500 points. Should be pretty easy for the 500 points ;) -Me

They haven't really gone overboard this year have they? -Me

Re: Hahaha - How Bad FlyBuys Really Is Well, they've started amping the program back up with special offers with Liquorland and bonus points at Coles this weekend just gone. I think you'll find the FlyBuys program is definitely on par with Everyday Rewards at the moment. Just need to work...

Hahah. Good stuff!

All this reporting stuff... Is it when a store says they accept Amex and then they don't? or Is it just send a message to Amex telling them about a store that you wanted to shop at that didn't accept Amex? If option two then where do I tell them about the book shop down the road? I buy...

They also have a rewards program. At the moment it doesn't look too meaty from the outside in terms of redemption, but I am not a Buzz member so I can't see all of the options. I have a couple of curiosity questions... @QF009: Did the loyalty program have anything to do with your choice...

That's 150,000 Awards points, 75,000 QFF points. -Me

The limits are: 50,000 points for Awards 100,000 points for Gold 150,000 points for Platinum So the 80,000 is wrong but it could be that you've hit your limit for the year. -Me

Awesome. Thanks for the notification... Do you receive email notifications of new offers? Seems every time I log in there's something new there but I never got told about it. Cheers, Me

Well, I'm happy to agree that there may be good restaurants in regional Victoria. However, out of the 65 restaurants listed on the Qantas website for Victoria where you can earn QFF points there is just one that I could see that is not in Melbourne, and that is in Bendigo. -Me

If you enter Melbourne as the "suburb/city" it does not look up melbourne as a city, it is looking up Melbourne as in post code 3000 and it's surrounding suburbs, which has 21 restaurants. It looks like it only looks at Melbourne plus directly adjacent suburbs. If you change the search criteria...

Mine says exactly the same date. -Me