Everyday Rewards launches Everyday Extra subscription product

[Rich]

Right, I'm definitely not renewing then.

If you time it right you can get 2 discounts for one $7 fee and renew another time.

 

[Mr_Orange]

If you time it right you can get 2 discounts for one $7 fee and renew another time.

I'm not bothered. Aldi is cheaper and we have decided that we prefer their offering. There may be less choice but mostly the choice in WOW/Coles is unnecessary and overwhelming.

 

[ellen10]

Yes, apparently there was an email to notify people, but I haven't received one yet.

I didn't get an email either

 

[Mr_Orange]

I didn't get an email either

Nor me, but if you go into the Extra section of the app, there is a note in there which I found on my way to cancel my subscription.

 

[Lat34]

Just checked Lat34+1 account shows this notice (I cancelled extra a couple of months ago)

 

[ozstamps]

No email to me either.

I spend $400 on one online woolies shop a month, so $7 with free delivery, to save $40 cash, plus delivery fee, works for me!

Is the $7 an auto monthly debit does anyone know? Seems an odd plan to bring in.

Never had an email on this either.

 

[Rich]

No email to me either.

I spend $400 on one online woolies shop a month, so $7 with free delivery, to save $40 cash, plus delivery fee, works for me!

Is the $7 an auto monthly debit does anyone know? Seems an odd plan to bring in.

Never had an email on this either.

I don't think the $7 gives you free delivery, it is just that you spend so much (over $250). That would be Delivery Unlimited for some other monthly charge.

 

[ozstamps]

Yes I order $400-$500 in 1 monthly shop and that always triggers free delivery as well as the 10% off and bonus points etc

 

[33kft]

I am a little surprised by this. I spent the last 3 years subscribed consecutively, I dropped it at the last annual renewal because I had some travel coming up, and I just subscribed a month at a time, anticipating that I would subscribe for 2 months part of which would overlap with my trip. In practice what I didn't realise was that the subscription month is a month to the day from subscription, but the discount is by calendar month. Long story short - subscribe midway through the month, use the discount twice, unsub for a while, rinse and repeat a month down the track if you feel. now I have the flexibility to engage in coles spend promos etc and not pay for the sub, then subscribe mid month and hit it twice, then go off and spend my money elsewhere. And now this is THE model.

Good work woolworths

 

[ozstamps]

Each to their own.

My time is $120 an hour, or $2 a minute, so signing up annually and using it monthly suited me fine and many others I am sure. Odd they'd mess with a proven system.

It is like ebay PLUS and Amazon Prime and ONEPASS .. masses of folks pay the annual fee and barely use the benefits. Overs and unders for the retailer.

It would cost way more in my time at $7, messing about signing up, unsigning, and ordering twice a month, and hence not getting free delivery.

 

[33kft]

It would cost way more in my time at $7, messing about signing up, unsigning, and ordering twice a month, and hence not getting free delivery.

Not sure what you're on about - I didn't suggest you should and I'm pretty sure you didn't read my post. I'm explaining the same thing as you are, it isn't in Woolworths' favour to encourage people to move to a monthly sub because it doesn't actually drive dollars consistently to Woolworths.

 

[ozstamps]

Coles seem to be offering AFL football related 10% off deals so odd Woolies is white-anting their own well established program.