Boots Advantage Card Reviews

This is the best customer reward card on the high street - of course, this is only my opinion, but everyone I have spoken to about it agrees, so it's something to think about. You earn 4 points (4 pence) per pound that you spend in boots, and although this doesn't sound like much, the points fairly add up. I've been led to believe ...  Read the complete review

What is it: A reward card that when used in conjunction with any purchase at Boots stores will put points equivalent to money on your card completely free! when you have enough points then you can use to to buy products. therefore using this card results in a cash gift from Boots to you. each product in store have a reward points value this ...  Read the complete review

This is one of the very best reward cards on the High Street. It is one of the few that I carry in my 'everyday' purse, and I'm now on my third as I keep wearing them out! You get points on just about everything you earn in Boots - the only exceptions are some of the pharmacy products, infant milk (but 6 month plus baby milks are ok - ...  Read the complete review

The Boots Advantage Card is a staple in most people's wallets. All of my friends have one...my mum would have one too but instead she gets all of her receipts validated so that I can have the points on my card - how generous. The card itself is a very very pale pink (almost white) colour and looks like a credit card. It has a chip ...  Read the complete review

The Boots advantage card is by far the best advantage card as far as I'm concerned. You get 4p back for every pound you spend. Although that doesn't sound a lot in principle it is 4 times as much as you get with a Tesco reward card and most other reward cards. The points soon build up everytime you spend and it can be quite nice to save ...  Read the complete review

I have no idea why this is listed under credit cards as it is not a credit card, it is a loyalty scheem by which you get rewarded for spending your money in boots stores or on boots website. Basically for every £1 you spend in boots you get 4 advantage card points and each point works out at 1penny each, so you get 4p back for every £1 ...  Read the complete review

Boots introduced the Advantage card in the mid 1990s. The original pilot scheme was launched in just a few small stores, and my local store was one of those involved. This was at a time when loyalty cards were only just beginning - so no clubcard, nectar card etc, so Boots did not know how popular this was going to be. At that time, ...  Read the complete review

The boots advantage card is the very best ! Four points per pounds spent but each point is worth a penny. So unlike Tesco for example, you get a straight 4% discount off anything and everything whenever you use the card. Boots often, VERY often in fact, have triple points deals. They're always advertised on TV so no doubt you'll know ...  Read the complete review

The advantage card is one of the best loyalty cards going around. Its very useful to have in your purse, and I know plenty of men who have one in their wallets. The card comes in a pale pink and if you whack it out at the boots counter you'll get at least 4 points per £1 that you spend. This is one small disadvantage that the system used to ...  Read the complete review

For people who buy all of their essentials, collect prescriptions and have a tendency to buy xmas pressies for those difficult to buy for in Boots, the advantage card is a life saver! Unlike many advantage cards that only give 1 point per pound spend, the Boots card gives you four, which no other loyalty card does. This means that those ...  Read the complete review

This is one of the most generous loyalty cards on the high street with 4 points per every £ pound spent. ~ What Is It & How To Use It ~ It is a white credit card type card with Boots written on the front and your name on the bottom. How to use it? When you go to pay just hand your boots card over & the cashier will ...  Read the complete review

This must be one of the best rewards schemes there is! For four points per pound spent it soons adds up. At the moment i currently have a poor £20 worth of points (built up in around a month!!) on my card as i dont often shop at boots for tolietries unless there's some good offers on but i do buy my makeup here and if you use the kiosk ...  Read the complete review

The Boots Advantage Card is a wonderful creation. For every £1 you spend in store on the majority of items they sell you gain 4 points, sometimes if they're feeling generous they offer even more points such as triple points at weekends or 1000 points if you spend £50 etc.... I have held a Boots card for many years and have bagged many ...  Read the complete review

I don;t have a boots advantage card because i just use my mum's that she doesn't use anymore. It is a very useful card to have as it more generous than other loyalty cards in the country. It offers 4 points for every £1 that you spend in store whilst most other stores only offer 1 or 2. It also has special offers on stuff like nappies ...  Read the complete review

The boots advantage card is a great way to save for Christmas. I have had a lot of free items this Christmas because of the loyalty scheme. Every time you shop at Boots and hand in your advantage card you get points. There are 4 points per pound. So you obviously need 100 points to spend a pound in store. It does not take me long to ...  Read the complete review

No longer have loyalty cards got anything to do with loyalty! I think most people have a 'loyalty' card in their wallet for every store! However, I have to say Boots is a store I have stayed loyal to, mainly for it's advantage card. It's more generous than any other loyalty scheme, 4 points per £1, that's more than even the credit card- store card ...  Read the complete review

Being a Boots fan and having written previously about the Boots loopholes I thought I'd share my thoughts on the advantage card. Boots Advantage Card was one of the earlier loyalty cards launched and remains one of the most popular and well used by loyal Bootsers. So, with every full pound you spend you'll get 4 points. It ...  Read the complete review

I love my Boots Advantage card. I think that it has to be one of the best loyalty schemes going. You receive 4 points per pound spent and each point is basically worth a penny (so if you have 100 points then that is a pound). You can then spend your points on anything in Boots as long as you have enough (a product costing £2.99 would ...  Read the complete review

The boots advantage card, I absolutely love it! I use this an awful lot during the year, specifically buy make-up, perfume, hair colouring & most things my baby needs (new bottles etc) from boots stores, with the MASSIVE 4 points per pound I easily clock up £60 over the year and spend this at Christmas on the 3 for 2 gifts and my family are ...  Read the complete review

I always went to boots to top my phone up and my mum would always give me her advantage card. I then learnt that she was getting 4 points for every pound, which was 20p every time I topped up £5. I then decided I wanted to get one of my own so I went online and they then sent me one out, so I started collecting the points, but about 2 ...  Read the complete review