WHSmith Clubcard Reviews

I think the idea of the WhSmith card is a great idea if you get to shop a lot in their stores.
However I have had mine for many years and never seem to get far with collecting points
I have also never had any offers from WhSmith in the post which I am surprised about as other loyalty card stores usually send promotional offers out now and again and some all the time.
It would be great if they promoted this card much more and drummed up a bit of healthy competition amongst the retailers.
Im sure if they did then I and others would be drawn to shop there more

The old system where your card was presented at the till to collect points was far superior. The new system of trying to add points on line is a) only any good if you have access to a computer and b) if you can sort your way through the maze of sites on clubcard@whsmith.co.uk. The new system is not user friendly as it difficult to find how to add the points and many of your elderly customers would not be computer literate. I am very reluctant to award any stars at all.

Everyone knows the point of the loyalty card. It's to fool the consumer into thinking they are getting that little bit extra for nothing, which will entice them to keep coming back to that particular store rather than the cheaper one around the corner. In return, the retailer gets valuable information about the spending habits of its customers and ...  Read the complete review

This is the savings card for Whsmiths! It is an ok savings card – not the best, but not the worst. It is ok, you do have to shop in there shop quite regularly to really build up you point balance, but slow steady progress will build up the points will give you a good amount of points. Whsmiths is ok with their point scheme. With ...  Read the complete review

I have a WHSmith card which I have loyally been carrying around and using for years. It is worth having as you will eventually get points on it. However, you cannot get points for buying stamps or phone top up cards, which I always seem to buy at WHSmiths. Also, you need to spend over £1 or they won't give you any points, so every ...  Read the complete review

It took me ages to get around to getting a WHsmith club card. I am so glad i did. I can recomend getting one if you haven't - the are completely free with no strings attatched. Basically when you buy products within the store you collect points. Ok - this is a very slow process to get the number of points that is worth anything but ...  Read the complete review

OK, so I admit it, I couldn't think of a decent title for this op! I mean - how do you come up with a witty pun to do with cards? (anticipates hundreds of comments with viable titles I should really have thought of) Anyway - shopping. We give a lot to the average retailer (i.e all our money), and while we (generally) get what we paid for, ...  Read the complete review

savings - great idea - customer loyalty It took me ages to get around to getting a WHsmith club card. I am so glad i did. I can recomend getting one if you haven't - the are completely free with no strings attatched. Basically when you buy products within the store you collect points. Ok - this is a very slow process to ...  Read the complete review

After examining the details in a little depth it bares down to you receiving a 10% discount on use of the WH Smiths Clubcard. You are only awarded points if your purchase is over the value of £1. If it is, you will be given 1 point for every 10 pence you spend. With many items costing several pounds, i.e. books, videos and music then this can soon ...  Read the complete review

The WHSmith clubcard rewards you every time you spend over £1.00 at WHSmith. You get 1 point for every 10p you spend, and each point is worth 0.2p. In other words you get 2p back for every £1.00 you spend, or 2%. This is above the rate that you get at places such as Tesco and Sainsburys, where you only get 1p per pound, or 1%. However it is ...  Read the complete review

Whsmiths card is not as generous as it could be. I again (as mentioned in other dooyoo reviews I try not to spend to much and do not pick places that are to expensive. So I shop where they offer no reward cards) The only good point is that allow you to part redeem you points so if you have £0.58 pence you can spend £10 and get the ...  Read the complete review

I've had a WHS club card since the scheme started. It's very easy to use, and I have got some good purchases from it. You don't get loads of junk mail just because you've signed up, and it's easy to redeem your points. You can just redeem them against products at the counter rather than having to be sent vouchers, as in some ...  Read the complete review

This card is just the best. I was always spending lots of money in WHSmiths anyhow, but now at least with this I can buy even more. The only down fall is, is that you have to spend at least a pound to earn some points ... but then when you go into the store I would be doubtful whether you would want to just spend 50p anyhow !! ... I say get one, ...  Read the complete review

The WhSmiths reward card is one of the best reward set up programs that I have come across. Why is it so good? They provide you with an easy to use card in which you display when purchasing and products from the shop. They add on a good amount of points and give you a value of your card on the receipt. A good thing ...  Read the complete review

As clubcards go, it isn't too bad. Granted you need to spend a minimum of £1 before any points are added to your card but most magazines are over £1 and as they are the same price everywhere it is no real strain to buy from Smiths when it is local. The conversion value isn't fantastic - your card is credited with 1 point with ...  Read the complete review

I have had a WH Smith reward card for about two years now, and I am still waiting to see if it does bring any real benefits with it. As far as I know, the points are awarded as follows: 10 points for each pound spent on goods at WH Smith, which seems to equate to 1 point for every ten pence you spend. Not bad? Not quite. You have to ...  Read the complete review

I got myself a WH Smith point card about a year ago. I noticed that I was spending a lot of money on magazines, chocolate, books, stationary and all things like that every week, so when I found out that WH Smith were willing to give me points on every purchase I made over £1 which turned into money that I could cash in at a later date, I was ...  Read the complete review