Advantages: Points to spend instore to treat yourself Disadvantages: If you use online you need to collect points instore
I have been a member of the Boots Advantage Scheme now for many years, if the shop has a loyalty scheme I will probably be a member!
Its completely free to have a Boots Advantage Card and you earn 4 points per pound spent and each point is worth 1p for you to spend instore.
There is no minimum amount you have to collect before you can spend your points but you do have to pay for a product in full with your points so if you wanted a £10 Mascara but only had 749 points you would have to pay with cash.
Boots often have special promotions instore where you can collect more points and its always worth checking out the instore Advantage machines.
On my last trip to Boots I was going to buy some perfume and was entitled to 250 points just for spending over £25 so this was a nice extra on something I wanted anyway.
You can also use your ...
Advantages: Very easy to get points, lots of things to spend them on Disadvantages: Non
I think it's time for another review again! This time on my favorite loyalty card from Boots, The Advantage card. And yes, it really is an advantage.
So what is the Advantage card for anyone who doesn't know. The advantage card is a way of collecting points in Boots. For every £1 you spend you gain 4 point of the card. One point is equivalent to 1p. Doesn't sound much but believe me it soon adds up. The points can then be spent on any item around the store with a * on the price tag. There are over 27,000 products to redeem your points on. A lot of mums use the card to buy nappies with, but please note that you can only spend points on Huggies and Boot's own branded nappies. If it's dinnertime, why not treat yourself to a free lunch? Or maybe you wanted to save up a little more and purchase something from the make-up counters ...
Advantages: points are easy to build up and can be spent on many things Disadvantages: The card is a bit girly, I'm sure men like free points too!
I have had a Boots advantage card for many years now and I adore it because as a busy mum who always seems to be buying things for the kids or house it's nice to have a few point to spend on myself sometimes.
You get an advantage card by either filling out a form from any Boots store, or you can apply online. Your card is then sent to you in the post.
While waiting for your card to arrive (or if you ever forget to take your card shopping with you) you can ask at the till for your points to be put onto your receipt. Once you have your card you take the receipt along with you to have your points transfered onto it.
When you sign the forms for your advantage card you have the option to sign up to be an organ donor on the NHS organ donor register.
Once you have your card, you simply hand it over at the till while you are paying ...
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