Boots Advantage Card Reviews

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Newest Review: ... save points on every purchase Boots are one for promotional offers such as additional points promotions and double/triple points. I've found that not giving into the temptation to buy any old toiletry during these promotional periods but if you can stock up on the regular purchases during these promos then you will really see the benefit! Unfortunately, it's either all or nothing when it comes to paying with your points. It means that if you don't quite have enough points for your new aftershave to ensure the girl over the road falls in love with you as the lynx adverts suggest, you will have to pay your hard earned cash as per usual. Eit... more

Customer Boots Advantage Card Reviews (266)

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Boots Advantage Card: Great little advantage card (215 words)
by - written on 05/05/13 (Useful, 32 readings)
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I've used my boots over the years for all toiletries, some travel accessories and at least 2 meal deals a week. This has proved to be a great little advantage card when it comes to using your points. Not only do you save points on every purchase Boots are one for promotional offers such as additional points promotions and double/triple points. I've found that not giving into the temptation to buy any old toiletry during these promotional periods but if you can stock up on the regular purchases during these promos then you will really see the benefit! Unfortunately, it's either all or nothing when it comes to paying with your points. It means that if you don't ...  Read the complete review

kat_lev
Turn your everyday shopping to your advantage.. (658 words)
by - written on 16/07/12, updated on  16/07/12 (Very useful, 189 readings)
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Boots advantage card - what's not to love?! For many years, I have been an avid Boots shopper. I find their stores incredibly convenient, whether small highstreet ones, the large out-of-town retail sites or the city centre stores that I find so accessible. When I am in need of health & beauty related basics, it is my first port of call. I find their stores to be well stocked & often well staffed, even on busy Saturdays. The staff know their job, & they memorably even gave me a work experience position aged just 12 (with a bumper gift bag at the end of the week..) My major issue with store cards is that us lowly students get very little ...  Read the complete review

Bunnyhop2
Boots Advantage Card: Advantage points make freebies! (763 words)
by - written on 07/07/12 (Very useful, 266 readings)
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The Boots Advantage card was one of the first that I ever came into contact with and I have owned one for about 15 years. As I had a Saturday job in Superdrug when I was at school that was where I bought my make up and toiletries as I got a nice staff discount. When I'd there I started shopping round a bit more and Boots became one of my favourite stores. How it works Boots is a chain of chemists selling a wide range of goods from make up, perfume and toiletries to glasses and baby equipment. The advantage card is their reward scheme which gives you 4 points for every pound you spend. A point is worth 1p so at 4p in the pound so they soon add up. To start ...  Read the complete review

liz-paul
A worthwhile card to have (193 words)
by - written on 06/07/12 (Useful, 30 readings)
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I have owned a boots advantage cards for several years now and the rewards a quite generous. With 4 points per one pound spent being awarded. Each point is worth one pence to spend in store. Products are not always best value in Boots so I wouldn't use the card just for the points. However if you are regularly spending money in Boots then definitely get one as the rewards will stack up. Other benefits include being sent money off vouchers in the post and being able to claim extra money off and bonus points vouchers in the instore reward card machine. One downsides is: you can only use points to pay in full, i.e. you can't buy a £25 product for £15 in ...  Read the complete review

MsTricia
Boots Advantage Card: My favourite loyalty card! (855 words)
by - written on 06/05/12 (Very useful, 89 readings)
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Before I had my daughter the only loyalty card I had was for tesco and to be honest I hardly ever remembered to use it. Since she came along and the need for buying excessive amounts of nappies became a reality I thought it was definitely in my interest to get a boots loyalty card and at least see a return on all the money I was spending in boots so frequently as it was literally a 2 minute walk from our house and I found myself shopping in there almost every week!  - basics of the card -  With each £1 spent, you receive 4 points on to the loyalty card. 1 point is equivalent to 1p so spending £10 gives 40 points (40p which is most definitely the ...  Read the complete review