Everyday Rewards Targeted Offers

Oh
I got an interesting one:
Spend $110 for 1200 points OR
Spend $130 for 2600 points (must be in one shop)
Offer runs over three weeks and can be redeemed once each week.
I didn't pay enough attention. Turns out mine can be redeemed multiple weeks in a row as well

Target still a bit high for my liking though
 
yes that offer now dropped in my acc.
$180 for 1,800pts
or
$210 for 4,200pts

Over a 3 week period so can participate any or all of the 3 weeks, each week individual offer.

Interesting as over 3 weeks I could earn 12,600pts bonus points alone.

A little high spend threshold as have started a 4 weeker at Coles at much lower spend & I much prefer VFF.
 
After months of lousy offers that has resulting in our Woolies shops limited to one relatively minor shop monthly just to use the 10% off, they've found a faint heartbeat.

1,200 QFF for $30 spend. We're not searching for F seats just yet but it's better than the nothing offerings of months past.
 
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800pts for $130. Nah
MrsP: 2xpts + Spend $80 in one shop to collect 900 points, or- Spend $100 in one shop to collect 2000 points.

What's the consensus regards training your bot: Do you boost an offer you don't want then not fulfil conditions, or do you not boost and wait for dollar value to drop. Ignoring it doesn't seem to be working for me at this point.
 
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Just the continued 3 week offer here of:
Spend $180 for 1800 or
Spend $210 for 4200

will pass this week as we're on a Mr & Mrs 4 week offer at Coles.
 
What's the consensus regards training your bot: Do you boost an offer you don't want then not fulfil conditions, or do you not boost and wait for dollar value to drop. Ignoring it doesn't seem to be working for me at this point.
I've personally given up training the bot. Like you , I've ignored offers when o/s, only to come back and discover nothing of outstanding value.
 

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