Safeway's Sweet AirMiles Deals

[operabob]

note this coupon is not valid for bc!

A $10 GC on a $75 spend is 13.33% vs. 10.5% on an exactly B$100G100 offer anyway (unless you use the AMs for flights that is).

[a_1_a]

A $10 GC on a $75 spend is 13.33% vs. 10.5% on an exactly B$100G100 offer anyway (unless you use the AMs for flights that is).

I got this one in the email: spend $100 get 1 $10 Safeway cash card, can we use both coupons in one transaction?

[RonBC]

Hmm.. no Air Miles posted so far today...

Ron.

[Tommycoupons]

Hmm.. no Air Miles posted so far today...

Ron.

same boat

[operabob]

Well I hit the "Like" button any way, even though I don't like that the miles have yet to be credited.

OB

[operabob]

Airmiles still not posted to my account.

[engo]

Woo hoo! Safeway eAuction back on March 21st!

Yeah!!!! Thanks for the news!

I stopped collecting AM for a little while but decided to STOCK UP lots of puddings last week. Now only waiting for the AM to be posted ...

[Tommycoupons]

Does anyone know if you have to provide your passport details when booking a international flight with airmiles? Mine expires this year and I wanted o know if i need to renew it before I try booking a flight with them?

[operabob]

Mine expired and we booked the flight online and provided the new numbers later, but we didn't go through Airmiles.

[amused]

When I booked a flight to the US last May they asked for my name as it appeared on my passport but not the passport number. I did book it over the phone with AirMiles. My passport was in my safety deposit box so I know with certainty that I didn't provide more.

[cheekysaver]

Ok.... apparently safeway is being a participating member in price fixing... a illegal action in canada. Big companies have decided to strike back against low prices and are making retailers agree not to sell products below a certain price... hence price fixing.
I am in the process of making a youtube vid on this now showing people where to voice how they feel about this. You should feel outraged by this... companies involved are Coke, con agra, smuckers and who knows how many others. This will effect prices of no name products too because some of these companies produce no name products as well.
http://m.theglobeandmail.com/report-...service=mobile

[cheekysaver]

kraft and nestle are also doing the same thing

[RonBC]

They're not price fixing. They're setting a minimum advertised price.. not allowing stores to advertise products as loss leaders, etc. This appears to be permitted in Canada. There's nothing from stopping a store from having a lower in store price, or offering perks like Air Miles, etc.

Ron.

[nixia12]

thanks so much bob

[operabob]