I wonder if they mean your don't earn base points from you debit/credit card on part of the transaction that you pay with points?
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I wonder if they mean your don't earn base points from you debit/credit card on part of the transaction that you pay with points?
But you don't earn base points with pc plus. Only product/promo points. The base points are for the financial card holders. That was my understanding anyways.Quote:
Originally Posted by brennen7
Thats what I mean, Maybe that rule was made before PC plus was introduced.Quote:
Originally Posted by Insane
No, those are the terms for PC Plus, which are separate from PC PointsQuote:
Originally Posted by brennen7
I got my card in store a few weeks ago. Since then I've seen that there's a PC Plus app, and I installed it on my tablet on my phone. My bad, I didn't read much about it, thought I could scan it from my phone instead of using a physical card, one less card to have in my wallet.
Now when I log into my account on the computer, I seem to have three accounts. One is called, "my name" Plastic Card, the next is "my name" key fob, and the third is just called d2vl.
Is that how it's supposed to be, or do I delete some?
The PC Plus app has a bar code and you don't need a physical/plastic card to scan in the store. You should only have one account associated with the PC Plus app so you can delete the other 2 accounts. I should mention that you are allowed to register a secondary user of the PC Plus app.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zonny
This has probably been covered, but I don't feel like ready through 75+ pages...lol
Question: I'm still new to PC Plus. I don't use PC Financial.
Do I get points per dollar on regular purchases (groceries, Joe Fresh etc.) in store?
Or do I only get points of promoted offers in flyers/stores and personal offers?
NO points earned per dollar on regular purchases.Quote:
Originally Posted by janetta
Only points for the promoted offers.
What luckbealady said ... but just to add some perspective; I have a PC Debit card, so if I spent $100 on 'stuff' [Joe Fresh, grocery, electronics, whatever] at a Loblaws affiliated store, I'd earn 500pts, which = 50 cents in value. For a PC Mastercard it would be 1,000pts = $1.00 in valueQuote:
Originally Posted by janetta
Now, if I spend that $100 to buy 100 cans of Campbell's soup [this week, or last weeks BIG lost leader deal at some stores], and paid by cash, I'd earn 100,000pts = $100 !!
I realize this is an extreme example, but for sure, the PCPlus Rewards pts generally make the PC Debit card's pts very insignificant by comparison; of course, using either card (vs cash) for the soup gets you extra pts, such as they are, so as long as we're paying off the CC each month and avoiding bank interest, might as well go for it. Hope this helps.
You may be right. That would hold with the fact that points were taken away in the 20,000 pts wus $100 situation, but that points have not been removed for redeeming on items that have points attached to them, like the soup, and the pizzas.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brit2010
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Originally Posted by Zonny
d2vl is likely your phone's e-card (turn your phone sideways in the app and it will show and you can scan from that)Quote:
Originally Posted by Cuckoobird
The other 2 would be your physical card and keyfob from the store, if you will never use them, you can deactivate them but personally I would keep them in there in case there is ever an issue with your phone
Got new offers today. About the lamest I've received to date IMO.
I have a card that has not been used yet (hubby's). Just got an awesome offer 10,000 wus 50$. And it does not say one time offer. I sure hope that means I can use it multiple times :icon_santa:
Our Atlantic Superstore Flyer does not have a single points offering this week, unless I am missing something. Any other Loblaws flyers have this issue?
Nope not a one - sad week --- guess they gave away too much soup last weekQuote:
Originally Posted by bdkmosher