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Sainsburys Personal Loans
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I am looking at taking out a loan with sainsburys. They appear to give better rates for those with nectar cards. I intend to register a nectar card today (have one in front of me) but as i have no points and not likely to have any for a week or so, would you think that this would be sufficient to get the rate with sainsburys?
thanks for reading and any inputs!
I am looking at taking out a loan with sainsburys. They appear to give better rates for those with nectar cards. I intend to register a nectar card today (have one in front of me) but as i have no points and not likely to have any for a week or so, would you think that this would be sufficient to get the rate with sainsburys?
thanks for reading and any inputs!
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Why dont you just buy some stuff from Sainsburys and get some points if it matters?Space available for rent0
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Peelerfart wrote: »Why dont you just buy some stuff from Sainsburys and get some points if it matters?
none near me i'm afraid and offshore till next week:mad:0 -
I don't believe the amount of points you have will make a difference.
The rates that don't include 'extras' like more nectar card points are far better anyway. You may earn loads more nectar points, but they aren't exactly worth much.0 -
If you did find you needed to use the nectar card somewhere to activate it before you get the rate offered - there are loads of online websites you can earn points on as well as other stores, its not only Sainsbury's.
You should be able to something to buy (maybe a music download from amazon or something as you are offshore)?A smile enriches those who receive without making poorer those who giveor "It costs nowt to be nice"0
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