Waterstones Card

I am avid reader and so a couple of years ago when I found out that Waterstones were launching a loyalty points card I was delighted, free books have to be a good thing. Whilst I had a WH Smith club card (now sadly obsolete) for years and used that when I could, I'd always loved browsing around Waterstones and so I was pleased to hear that I would be able to get some reward for shopping there too. Signing Up For the Scheme: Signing up for the scheme is really easy, you can either fill in a leaflet in store and get your card right away or sign up on line and be sent your card within a couple of days. If you sign up in store you can then add your ...  Read the complete review

I am an avid reader, and buy at least 1 book every fews weeks, meaning i get good use from the waterstones reward card! You gets points every time you buy, 3 points for every £1 you spend instore or on the waterstones website. Each point is worth 1p, which doesnt sound a lot, but if you but regularly, the points soon start to add up. You can easily check how many points you've got by accessing the waterstones website or in store. You can redeem your points at any time, so you can save your self as little as 10p off a book, to paying for the entire book using your points! I find having the card a great advantage, especialy as you recieve ...  Read the complete review

In my world -It doesn't get better than being paid to read and Waterstones reward card does just that. In addition you get special offers notified in a weekly e mail and the chance to enter competitions. You also get their Book Review Magazine free - which in itself is a good read and in my opinion worth getting the card for. But, if you are not a major book buyer, it could be a very very long time before you can treat yourself with your rewards. Also if you only tend to read the bestsellers- then you are going to be better off getting them during your supermarket shop and earning points on that loyalty card. So the bottom line is if you are a bookworm - sign up at your ...  Read the complete review

The Waterstones card is in basic terms a points card which gives points based on pounds spent but once you go under the skin of this card you find a huge amount more to this. I registered to the card and updated my e-mailing address as part of my registration to keep track of my points but since doing this I have been very impressed with the amount of offers and extras on offer to card holders. If you are a Waterstones card holder then you get many competitions offered to you as well as events including book signing events which are fantastic extras on top of what is a nice little rewards scheme already. If you regularly purchase books then this card is a great ...  Read the complete review

Let's face it, money for nothing is something that no-one would snub. Whether that is winning some money on the lottery, using your clubcard at Tesco, or, as I'm sure a number of you will obviously like - getting money from your reviews here on Ciao. I tend to be rather stingy sometimes, and hate spending money, I suppose most of my money at the moment goes on my weekends, the nights out, the alcohol and the food. Really, I suppose that is a bit of a waste, but anyway, I'm digressing.. So, I like getting money for stuff I would get anyway, that's why I have my Tesco clubcard, my Boots advantage card, my Nectar Card, my Co-Operative Card, the list could go on ...  Read the complete review