FFP+children

[equus]

“There are laws about sending age sensitive content to people under 18, which is why we need your date of birth”.

Not that I have tried, but that implies that it won't stop you registering if under 18, but is important for Woolworths when it comes to filtering the types of spam they send (booze ads for example).

 

[medhead]

Notzac suggested that it would not matter what date of birth you put on the application, but this might conflict at some later stage (years down the track) if you used the Everyday Rewards card to join QF FF at no cost.

It shouldn't be a problem for QFF. Just sign up, then ring QFF to tell them Opps I stuffed up my DOB, they'll then change it. I made a mistake when signing up one of my children, just had to fax in a copy of their birth certificate with covering letter.

 

[lovetravellingoz]

Not that I would for a second suggest it, but does it really matter what DOB you put in on the Woolworths application?

My three daughters all joined Everday before any of them were 18, and only 1 still is.

Originally my pet birds and fish all joined too and pooled their 10 cent fuel vouchers for the common good of the family. Have not tried to get them the QFF Memberships though

 

[oz_mark]

Originally my pet birds and fish all joined too and pooled their 10 cent fuel vouchers for the common good of the family. Have not tried to get them the QFF Memberships though

Same reason my dog joined......

 

[asiaflyer]

I can confirm that you can sign up an infant for everyday rewards and QFF.

I signed my then 3 month old up and went through to sign up for the free QFF membership at the same time. Used the card once for some groceries, the points hit his QFF account in a week and a shiny QFF card showed up a few weeks later.

 

[simongr]

I can confirm that you can sign up an infant for everyday rewards and QFF.

Same here for 6 month old babygr