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[CLOSED] Boots Points
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If I buy something online, does Boots automatically give me the triple points. Bought a camera online today for £53.52 then used the 10% code listed on the other boots thread and got a total of 213 boots points. Call me dim, but is this right?0
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Triple points finished yesterday as far as I know.
You get 4 points for every pound spent, so I guess it looks like you got the normal (not triple) points.
(£53.52 x 4 = 213 points)I started off with nothing and I've still got most of it left.0 -
If I buy something online, does Boots automatically give me the triple points. Bought a camera online today for £53.52 then used the 10% code listed on the other boots thread and got a total of 213 boots points. Call me dim, but is this right?
Yep, triple points get added automatically BUT they finished yesterday!!! Hence only 213 points sounds right I'm afraid...0 -
Ohhh :'( that is not fair, should have got in there a bit quicker, do we know when there will be another triple points bonanza as I have loads more to buy!0
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i know u earn 4 points for every pound spent, but how many points do you have to earn to get money off stuff, i.e. 100 points = £1?
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tigerstyles wrote:i know u earn 4 points for every pound spent, but how many points do you have to earn to get money off stuff, i.e. 100 points = £1?
cheers
Hi tigerstyles.
Each point is worth 1p. You can redeem the points at any amount but the cost of the item bought cannot be more than the points you have on your card.
e.g. If you have £5 in points on your card and the item you want to buy is £5.50 you won't be able to pay with points.
HTH
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