Boots Advantage Card Reviews

Personally I think the Boots so-called Advantage Card is a complete con! Ok, so it may give more points to the pound than your average supermarket but how often do you spend about a hundred pounds a week in Boots? Exactly. Never! I don't understand people who shop in Boots just so they will get their points when if they had ...

I?ve had my Boots Advantage card for about 3 years now and love going to Boots to see if they have any offers on where I can collect more points. I know they only have this points scheme to encourage you to spend more and in my case it works! You can get an Advantage card by filling in an application form, available from Boots and handing ...

This is one excellent savings Card. It is a must have for anyone who shops in Boots. You don’t have to shop in their shop regularly to collect lots of points. The card is even free to anyone who wants one, and all you have to do is fill in a form and post it in store or hand it to a cashier. You can even get special offers through the post ...

I’ve had a Boots Advantage card since they were first issued, back in the days when I could happily flash it here and there pretending it was a credit card. Up until recently I was pretty happy with them, but then things started going wrong…. HOW TO GET ONE And I’m talking about Boots Cards here, ok? You ...

Where do I go for all my mens smelly stuff or razors etc etc? Yes you got it Boots the Chemist in Brent Cross. I used to work in the internal security department of Boots dealing with staff freud etc and the amount of abuse done on advantage cards was enormous but thats another story. The Boot's advatage card is not just any ...

This loyalty card is a must for all the customers that use Boots. It is easy to apply for a carfd. You fill out one of the forms, which is usually easily available throughout their stores. If you cant find an application form, then dont be afraid to ask. Boots staff are usually pretty helpful. Once you have filled out your application ...

A very ggod, flexible reward scheme. Often there are schemes to enable you to boost your points valu - Advantages: Higher reward value than many other loyalty cards, Schemes to earn extra reward points, Many uses of the points on everyday products and many gift items - Disadvantages: Boots is slightly more expensive than similar shops

The boots advantage card is a loyalty scheme. You get 1 advantage point for every 25p that you spend in boots. To get the advantage card, all you do is fill in a form with your name and address. To get a form, ask a memeber of staff in boots, and they will give you one. The card is free and will be delivered to your house through the ...

WHAT IS THE ADVANTAGE CARD ALL ABOUT? The advantage card is yet another loyalty scheme. Not just any old loyalty scheme though, it is one of the more generous offering one advantage point for every 25p you spend. For you non-mathematical types out there this means 4 points for every pound….thus equalling a 4% return! HOW ...

I have just found this subject, because of someone else who just worte about this, so since I love my Advantage card I had to have a go at this. The Advantage card is from Boots. It came out in the middle of 1997. This was normal, as most shops were releasing loyalty cards around this time. The object of the card was to earn 4 points for ...

I've got a very large bulge in my trousers! I'm not just trying to show off, it's not something I can help. In fact this bulge can get quite embarrassing as every time I go out you get shoppers staring and pointing all the time, looking at this tremendous bulge in my pants. In fact, one old granny was so shocked the other ...

I have a Boots advantage card which I love. Points soon accumulate and then I can buy something for free by paying with my points. Basically, the main features of a Boots Advantage Card are as follows... *You will receive 4 points for every £1 spent, i.e. 1 point for every 25p spent *1 point = 1p when redeeming against ...

Don't get me wrong, the Boots card is a handy thing. First off you get 4 points per pound which is a better return then most loyalty cards (like Tescos). Secondly the machines found in larger Boots stores will offer you extra points coupons which you can use (like an extra 75 points for every 15£ you spend) often. Thirdly they have a huge ...

Like many other stores, Boots offers a reward card, known as the Advantage card, which is pink and credit card sized. I’ve had my card for over four years now – as soon as the cards came into existence, my mum and I swooped on them immediately! Over those four years, I’ve been very happy with the savings I’ve made, and free ...

Boots advantage card is one of the more generous loyalty schemes, giving you one advantage point for every 25p spent. This equates to a return of 4% (or slightly more as points are rounded up, not down - spending 26p would give you 2 points). HOW ARE THEY EARNED? You must produce your advantage card when you make your purchase. ...

Hiya when Boots first started doing the Advantage Card I have to admit I did think oh no not another card to carry around, At the time all the shops had them or were bringing them out. So what was different to the Boots Card, I liked the idea that 1 point = 25p spent in Boots not like £1= 1 point in many other stores. So I wrote ...

Before I start I must admit I am a bit of a sucker for loyalty cards. I have one for House of Fraser Sainsbuty's, Tesco, Asda, Toys R Us, Jet (petrol) and even a Safeway card (who don't offer points anymore!). So now you have the impression that I am a frantic point saver, getting them all over the place but you would be wrong. In fact a ...

• • STOP PRESS • • You receive 200 points just for completing a form with your email address on for the new Boots website www.wellbeing.com - an excellent healthcare site in it’s own right. There are very few things these days that genuinely live up to all expectations of it – one of those rarities is ...

A few years ago, having seen the likes of Tesco, then Sainsburys then even WHSmith launch their loyalty cards, Boots thought that they would get in on the act. The result was the Boots Advantage Card. Earning points with the card is as simple as all the other loyalty schemes. Present your personal Advantage card at the till at the time of ...

In my opinion the Boots Advantage Card is one of the better cards around, providing you use it wisely of course! I have had one of these cards ever since they first began and have to say that I have been very impressed. You get 4 advantage points for every £1 spent, equating to a 4% discount. This is higher than most stores where you only ...