Nectar ~ A Cautionary Tale.

Middy

sharnad wrote: »

Do you advise them to spend before it is to late

We aren't allowed to discuss Nectar point balances unless the customer brings the subject up.

caz2703

BlueFox wrote: »

What is the iTunes Voucher Exchange?

Unfortunately it's finished. Basically you could exchange £12.50 vouchers for a £25 iTunes voucher.

Better in my pocket than his :j

annacornwall

Hi I am new to this, although I regularly visit the site.

I just wanted to warn people than it can cost more if you go through Nectar first. I was buying a magazine subscription through the National Magazine Company and straight from their website it was going to cost £27.20 for Good Housekeeping, then I saw from the toolbar that I could collect nectar points, so went through the process again. The page looked identical so I just went through and paid. When I saw the receipt it had cost me £31.49!

I complained three times to Nectar explaining that I wouldn't expect to pay more for the products if I collected points and to put it bluntly they couldn't care less.

I would have posted this as a new thread but I don't know how to. (Brain not working), but a cautionary tale seemed to cover it.

I am still waiting for all of the points to show up too.