Nectar Card Reviews

Nectar is the loyalty card for Sainsbury's, BP and Homebase combined (think they also accept it in for Debenhams as well). You get 2 points for every full £1 you spend, which is quite poor when you consider that it's half what you get with a Boots Advantage Card. You have to save the points up and then you can claim money off vouchers - you need ...  Read the complete review

American Express? That defintely won't do nicely. It's a credit card that in my experience is universally rejected almost everywhere, in countries all around the globe. Admittedly, I most often try using mine at shops and hotels and payment and point and so on in England - "You don't by any chance accept American Express cards, ...  Read the complete review

Everyone in the UK should have a nectar card. Nowadays it is so easy to knock up points on your nectar card and what some people dont know is that you can get money off your shopping at sainsburys using your points at argos even accept them at a rate of 500 points for £2.50 off your shopping. One of the easiest ways to get points is on ...  Read the complete review

The nectar card is the loyalty card associated with Sainsbury's, however it has since branched out and is affiliated with many companies which allows for maximum point collecting! Let's start with the basics, you get 2 points per pound spent at Sainsburys or 1 point per litre of petrol bought at the Sainsbury's petrol garage. Each point ...  Read the complete review

This isn't my favourite loyalty card although things do seem to be improving with it and there are other benefits apart from the points, for example I started receiving a really good baby and toddler food-type magazine through the post based on my shopping habits. I always feel slightly conned that I have to have 200 points to be worth ...  Read the complete review

The Nectar Card is a loyalty card provided by Sainsburys which allows you to gain points each time you shop there. In general, you get 2 points for every £1 spent, although there are may be special double point promotions which are on quite frequently. Also as a nectar card holder, you get e-mailed special points offers by post. Spend on a petrol ...  Read the complete review

Sainsbury's own loyalty card is much like the others in that it offers 1p per £1 spent. You cash out at £2.50 aka £250, and obviously that builds up depending on how much you spend. We don't do our main shop at Sainsburys, but even so the bill soon adds up and this is a handy little thing to have. It looks and feels like a credit card, ...  Read the complete review

I have a nectar card and have had it for a while, but I find it hard to get points. They have taken quite a few companies off of the scheme so now I find I only use it in Sainsburys and as this is not my local supermarket, it is not alot. Compared to other points cards such as the Boots card for example, I find that you have to spend ...  Read the complete review

I am a little confused as the picture shows a credit card, but I'm talking about the loyalty card which is what the description calls for. *What is it?* A loyalty card which gives you points when you spend at numerous places (Check out the website, as the list is very long and includes amazon, ebay, saisburys and BP). ...  Read the complete review

I've been using a Nectar card for a few years now. Must admit, I don't tend to use it to its full potential. But anyway it is an excellent little card with loads of benefits, so thought I would give it a review. A nectar card is basically a reward card, when you pay for services and products with certain retailers you can hand over ...  Read the complete review

I have a couple of reward cards and the Nectar Card being one. I originally got the Nectar Card a few years ago as I often shopped in Sainsburys and thought it would be nice to get some reward for my shopping. When I got the Nectar card I saw it as a Sainsburys reward card to begin as this was the only store I originally used it in. It ...  Read the complete review

This card is free from Sainsburys and the basic premise is that you can collect points as you spend your money and then they offer you vouchers and things for the points you build up. The points work like this: For every £1 you spend, you pick up 2 points and you can also earn a point for every bag you reuse. Occasionally you will be ...  Read the complete review

I am a big fan of loyalty cards, if you can get something back on your spends and its a free scheme I just can't see the point in not joining. I have had my Nectar card for several years now when the Sainsbury's reward card swapped over to the Nectar scheme. The first thing you should know about the Nectar card is that its a ...  Read the complete review

Retailers use information about their customers in their marketing campaigns. Information is collected every time we go shopping about our shopping habits so that retailers can target their advertising. Loyalty schemes are one way of collecting this information. Nectar is a reward points system offered by a number of the well known retailers like ...  Read the complete review

I will deal with the downside first- American Express, unlike Visa and Mastercard is not accepted everywhere- so you have to have another card as well as this one. Now to the good points- if you are a Nectar card holder and do your weekly shop in Sainsbury's it is well worth using this card. You can also earn double points when shopping at Nectar ...  Read the complete review

I have owned a Nectar card for many years now - in fact my card is the old design and I keep forgetting to upgrade it!! WHAT IS A NECTAR CARD ?? The Nectar card is a Loyalty or Reward card. It is NOT a credit or debit card and is free to join. Nectar is owned by Groupe Aeroplan Inc., and it is ...  Read the complete review

The Nectar card is a points card issued by Sainbury's. Within the Sainbury's stores you get 1 point to the pound and 1000 points is equal to £5, this then goes up in £2.50 for every 500 points you get. I love my nectar card and its saved me from starving a couple of times lol. There are loads of places that you can use nectar card, not just in ...  Read the complete review

The Nectar Card is a points card that was setup as many of the major retailers felt it was best to have a rewards scheme which would have a large amount of retailers thus making the rewards on offer more varied and better value for the card holder. The card is simple and works on a points per pounds basis which is simple to use and understand and ...  Read the complete review

I remember when I first got my nectar points card. It was 7 years ago! The reason I remember and have kept the same one, was because I picked one up in store when I was 15 (3 years UNDER AGE for those who are unaware!) and activated it online and I recall feeling like I'd managed to fool the system! Sad I realise but I do actually love my nectar ...  Read the complete review

Sainsbury's Nectar card is a great card to earn money off your shopping or spend on other products. Unlike the Tesco Clubcard I find it a lot quicker to accumulate points with Nectar, 500 points gives you £2.50 off your shopping, I have never redeemed the points for any other products or services but from looking at heir website there are quite a ...  Read the complete review