Everyday Rewards Targeted Offers

[PineappleSkip]

Same, same this week. 10x points for spend on any of 32 tiny logos. Boring! Or 100 points for $10 spend on an obscure collection of "pantry essentials". Boring!

 

[AIRwin]

Or 100 points for $10 spend on an obscure collection of "pantry essentials".

Mine has doubled from previous weeks to 200 points for $20 spend

 

[Invisible Monkey]

1600 points for a $290 spend across one or more shops this week, plus 600 points for $20 spend on pantry essentials, plus 1400 points for $35 on skincare, sunscreen etc. No thanks.

I brought forward some essentials for last weeks 8000 points offer so won't be spending on items not needed as part of the regular weekly grocery shop.

 

[Dmac59]

Slim pickings this week
3x points on every shop
100 points for $10 skincare items

still working towards 8,000 points for $65 each week for 4 weeks (completed 3rd week today)

 

[PineappleSkip]

G'day Pineapple

Everyday Mobile is updating its plan range.
What this means for you.
As at 23 January 2026, the $12.50 Prepaid plan your mobile service ... is currently on will be discontinued and will no longer be available for new recharges from 2 March 2026 ... we'll be moving your Auto-recharge to our new $20 Prepaid 30 day plan.

End of an era. I used to enjoy getting my 10% discount on my biggest shop of the month and making a profit on most occasions when it was over $125. This plan hasn't been available to new customers for a long time and now they're gonna kill it. I might have to take a modest loss once in a while :/

 

[sleepybear]

End of an era. I used to enjoy getting my 10% discount on my biggest shop of the month and making a profit on most occasions when it was over $125. This plan hasn't been available to new customers for a long time and now they're gonna kill it. I might have to take a modest loss once in a while :/

Got this email too. What a bummer.

 

[Captain Halliday]

The $170 per year plan has also been biffed.

Luckily we have >250 days to run and they’re honouring that before switching us to a more expensive monthly plan.

 

[wombatcountry]

The $170 per year plan has also been biffed.

Luckily we have >250 days to run and they’re honouring that before switching us to a more expensive monthly plan.

I thought the switch to the $20 monthly plan doesn’t kill the 10% monthly discount. Is that right ?

 

[Captain Halliday]

I thought the switch to the $20 monthly plan doesn’t kill the 10% monthly discount. Is that right ?

Correct.

But if I elect to move to the $20/month plan my annual mobile cost jumps from $170 to $240 - a whopping 41% price hike!

 

[MELso]

Woolworths still has not taken the hint and offered me another $130 for 800 point offer!

(Might do the $20 for 1200 points on freezer items though.)

 

[blackcat20]

2x points, and 100 for $10 of pantry essentials.

 

[Happy Dude]

Last week I was offered 4000pts for $200 spend. Activated it but didn't complete. A bridge too far relative current multi-week spends with much lower spends at both Woolies and Coles.

This week it's 1700 points for $200 spend. Feels like I'm being punished or they're playing a very different game to Coles.

 

[Saab34]

600 points for $120 spend.

They must know I’m currently on a 4 week Coles offer to offer such nonsense. See you in 2 weeks Woolies!

 

[Mr_Orange]

Some mediocre offers for frozen and pantry goods. I always boost because we almost always hit the fairly small target.

 

[AIRwin]

Some mediocre offers for frozen and pantry goods. I always boost because we almost always hit the fairly small target.

Same here - I've been buying ice cream since it's summer!

 

[PineappleSkip]

No new offers for anything. My cup runneth dry.

 

[Dmac59]

No new offers for anything. My cup runneth dry.

Same for me, but I tend to get them on Tuesday of recent times.

 

[prozac]

Last week I was offered 4000pts for $200 spend. Activated it but didn't complete. A bridge too far relative current multi-week spends with much lower spends at both Woolies and Coles.

This week it's 1700 points for $200 spend. Feels like I'm being punished or they're playing a very different game to Coles.

What's the consensus. If you know you cannot meet the minimum spend do you still enrol to teack the algo you can't meet the high bar or do you not enroll to teach them "yeah, nah"?

 

[Mr_Orange]

What's the consensus. If you know you cannot meet the minimum spend do you still enrol to teack the algo you can't meet the high bar or do you not enroll to teach them "yeah, nah"?

I don't think the algorithm is that clever!