newbuyer1976
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Will the ACCC even allow this? Probably if they kept the Velocity points option open for those who don’t want to defect.
You point out a key difference here, in that Woolies rewards are more about collecting points, and Flybuys are more into being a travel agency. So you can imagine that they are interested in more direct access to both Domestic and International flights.In that case why not use your FB points to buy flights on QF? FB just acts as a travel agency with each FB point worth 0.5c. I don't see any reason why Qantas flights bought at FB should not count as paid QF flights.
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Has been a couple years since I last did the Anti Competitive Compliance training modules at work…. but what you’re describing defiantly rings some bells as to not be allowed…. you cannot pressure or force your suppliers to deal exclusively with you, to the explicit exclusion of your competitiors.Wouldn't such a deal between Qantas and Flybuys have ramification for anything signed between Qantas and Woolworths? I just can't imagine there not being a clause with Woolworths that stops Qantas from having a deal with their main competitor.
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