Co-op card

NowRetired

This is probably in the wrong place but I can't think of the correct place.

I just booked a holiday online and have been told that the company I have booked with is part of the Co-op so I got an email confirming my holiday and this was on it

If you join or hold a co-operative membership card, you will earn points booking with us. For every £2 spent with us you will earn around 1 membership point. As a member, you own a part of the business, so you really do get a share of the profits.



You can choose to take your share as vouchers, which you can use in any of The co-operative stores, or have it paid straight into your bank account. The points all soon add up. The more points you earn the bigger your share.

So can I join the Co-op and get my 1,300 odd points and how much are they worth?

Enfieldian

You booked the holiday already but you don't have a card?

You wont get any points, surely?

NowRetired

To join and view the terms and conditions [URL="wlmailhtml:{72F260F6-41FD-479B-A4C1-CCFED9DFEAA7}mid://00000049/!x-usc:http://www.co-operative.coop/membership/share-of-the-profits/"]click here[/URL]

Once you get your membership number, please email it across us to me so I can add it to your booking.


Missed that out when I copied and pasted.

NowRetired

What I am most concerned about is what are 1,300 Co-op points worth.

The only Co-op where I stay is just a food and pharmacy Co-op.

iclayt

A quick google of 'what are co op points worth':

http://www.co-operative.coop/membership/share-of-the-profits/how-we-work-out-your-share/