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Boots Advantage CardNewest Review: ... to 4p. You can however boost this in many ways. I am a member of the Boots mother and baby club, so I receive double points in certain products like Avent and Johnson and Johnson to name a couple. However the very best way to boost those points is to look out for the reward point machine dotted around larger Boots stores. They look like payment machines, they are generally pink. ... more |
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by - written on 13/11/09 (Very useful, 75 readings)
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Boots advantage card is the most generous reward/loyalty card on the market I believe. What is it? Every time you shop in Boots the chemist, you are asked whther you have an advantage card. It is a totally free to join reward scheme. It looks like a chip and pin credit card. It is available to pick up in most larger Boots stores and come on a leaflet explaing the card with a tear of slip that you can register your card details to get sent information and special offers and indeed discount coupons and extra reward points with certain purchases. So, every £1.00 you spend instore you receive 4 points, the equivelent to 4p. ... Read the complete review
by - written on 12/11/09 (Very useful, 39 readings)
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If you are a regular shopper at Boots then you are missing out on free money if you do not have a Boots Advantage Card, this is not a debit or credit card it is just the Boots own loyalty card and it is easy to get one just pick up a card leaflet in the shop and fill out the registration details online or on the form and you will be able to start collecting points on your purchases. For every £1 you spend y4 Bootsou get four Advantage Card points. Each point is worth one pence so at 4% it is far more generous than the Tesco clubcard which is only 2% and that is during a double points promotion. Asyour points builds up you can redeem them to pay for ... Read the complete review
by - written on 11/11/09 (Very useful, 20 readings)
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I would recommend anyone to get a Boots Advantage Card. It is by far one of the most generous loyalty cards available on the high street at present time. I have had mine since I was 16 years old and it has got me through some difficult times. Its ideal for picking up items when your low on funds and once I even managed to get everyone's Christmas presents without spending any cash so what's not to like. To get an Advantage Card you can sign up online and their head office will send you a permanent card that you can use every time your shopping in Boots Stores or www.boots.com. You can also sign up in store where the advisor can issue you with a ... Read the complete review
by - written on 08/11/09 (Very useful, 51 readings)
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I've had a Boots Advantage Card for years now - in fact it was the first loyalty card I ever got. I can honestly say that in my opinion it's the best. This card offers 4 points per £1 spent in Boots which is the most generous loyalty scheme around (as the ads say!). Each point is worth 1p, which makes it very easy to see how much they are worth - e.g. 1436 points mean you have £14.36 to spend in store. This is probably the most transparent scheme around - other schemes allow you to amass 1000s of points that are only worth about £5. As well as collecting points on normal purchases (in store and online - but you have to go to a kiosk in store to add ... Read the complete review
by - written on 08/11/09 (Very useful, 67 readings)
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I have had a Boots advantage card for just over a year now and am kicking myself for not having got one earlier. In essence, it is a card that rewards you for shopping at Boots by giving you 4 points for every £1 you spend. However, the numerous offers the card entitles you to means you can often accumulate a large number of points with minimum effort which can all be used to treat yourself (or someone else if you are feeling exceptionally generous!!) What it is?? As I mentioned above, the advantage card is a reward card. It is made from plastic and is similar to a credit card in both size and shape which means it can easily be stored in your purse or ... Read the complete review

