PC Plus Programme

[wolfwoman]

Only received 4 regular offers and 2 bonus offers. What up with that?

[Ciel]

@Peachykeen2007 -wow, how did you get two bp offers for kitchen prep, bath & home decor? You have the longest bp offer list I've seen to date!

I did get Gay Lea butter at Food Basics due to the $2.88 sale (on salted only, not unsalted).

Had 800 pts for PC frozen fruit (on sale at $3.99) so got wild blueberries and dark sweet cherries today. Had 600 pts wub 2 Tostitos (easy-2 bags of Rounds and I believe entry into the PC Plus 1M giveaway contest). Found the one loaf of cracked wheat bread on the 50% off baked goods rack-score! No Farmers Market tea biscuits there-had 200 pts offer.

[mooseofmice]

This program is awesome! Gives you points for the things you already buy. :D

[Peachykeen2007]

Not a clue but I will for sure use them!

I honestly have always gotten good offers, I shop there pretty much all the time cause my points do match up for what I need to buy but I haven't spent any of them since I joined

@Peachykeen2007 -wow, how did you get two bp offers for kitchen prep, bath & home decor? You have the longest bp offer list I've seen to date!

I did get Gay Lea butter at Food Basics due to the $2.88 sale (on salted only, not unsalted).

Had 800 pts for PC frozen fruit (on sale at $3.99) so got wild blueberries and dark sweet cherries today. Had 600 pts wub 2 Tostitos (easy-2 bags of Rounds and I believe entry into the PC Plus 1M giveaway contest). Found the one loaf of cracked wheat bread on the 50% off baked goods rack-score! No Farmers Market tea biscuits there-had 200 pts offer.

[Ciel]

This program is awesome! Gives you points for the things you already buy. :D

Occasionally, from my perspective. PC Plus is more of a try-it, you-will-buy-it again type of program, not a savings program. If I were able to run and do a shop at RCSS one week, then go on a clothing spree in a Joe Fresh standalone store, I'd expect some changes in my offers within a couple of weeks.

I did notice that the Fortino's flyer has TWO PC Plus points offers: one was on spinach, the other for another produce item. Maybe if I was in the mood for spinach and bacon quiche but not yet...

[lindawals]

thank you for share this with us

[ancarett]

I got one really great offer this week: 2000 points on Lysol No-Touch refills. They're at 3.99 at Independent and since my much-refilled originals were showing serious wear (I pry off the top and the plastic starts to crack there), I picked up four new refills and scored 8000 points on that purchase alone.

[thor9]

Wow Peachykeen2007, I've stared at your offers a few times now and then stared at my own wishing mine would change to yours .... still waiting but all I see is 100 pts for pears and 200 pts for apples. My goodness, do you spend a lot or shop a lot to get offers like that. I didn't even get any bonus offers this week. I find it's a hit and miss but at least this program is up and running at NF now so that's good news.

[annedougherty]

Occasionally, from my perspective. PC Plus is more of a try-it, you-will-buy-it again type of program, not a savings program. If I were able to run and do a shop at RCSS one week, then go on a clothing spree in a Joe Fresh standalone store, I'd expect some changes in my offers within a couple of weeks.

I did notice that the Fortino's flyer has TWO PC Plus points offers: one was on spinach, the other for another produce item. Maybe if I was in the mood for spinach and bacon quiche but not yet...

I wish they would take into account how much you have ALREADY bought of an item. I had offers for salad dressing twice in the last two months and bought 10 bottles. So this week, I get an even higher offer for salad dressing. That is nice, but how much salad dressing do you think I need. So a great offer, but useless at the moment.

[Minou]

I didn't get a PC Plus e-mail at all this week, and clicking on last week just takes me to info. on the program now, even though it took me to this week's offers earlier in the week. Weird. Anyone experiencing the same?

[GiorgosHockey]

I wish they would take into account how much you have ALREADY bought of an item. I had offers for salad dressing twice in the last two months and bought 10 bottles. So this week, I get an even higher offer for salad dressing. That is nice, but how much salad dressing do you think I need. So a great offer, but useless at the moment.

I think the program actually is taking into account how much you're buying. It can see that you use this product a lot (doesn't realise you're stocking up like a smart shopper) and therefore is giving you even more rewards to buy it - in an attempt to get you into the store to buy more things. The problem is you've already got enough lol

I'm always getting the same rewards for things that I buy often, but most of them are things that I have to buy continually (meat, potatoes, onions, bananas, broccoli, etc...)

[annedougherty]

I think the program actually is taking into account how much you're buying. It can see that you use this product a lot (doesn't realise you're stocking up like a smart shopper) and therefore is giving you even more rewards to buy it - in an attempt to get you into the store to buy more things. The problem is you've already got enough lol

I'm always getting the same rewards for things that I buy often, but most of them are things that I have to buy continually (meat, potatoes, onions, bananas, broccoli, etc...)

I have already bought 10 bottles of salad dressing in two months. I do not need anymore! If I only get 6 offers, stop giving me salad dressing offers and give me an offer perhaps for something similar that I have not bought yet or lately. I'm NOT buying more salad dressing JUST BECAUSE of the offer. Give me an offer for some other condiment, and that might get me in the store. That would make more sense if these offers are supposed to be incentive to shop. If we are talking something like fruit I buy weekly, that is a different story, but I am not currently drinking salad dressing lol

[seylz_gurl]

really loving this program especially when getting points randomly for items I didn't realize had points.

[terry2144]

I think the program actually is taking into account how much you're buying. It can see that you use this product a lot (doesn't realise you're stocking up like a smart shopper) and therefore is giving you even more rewards to buy it - in an attempt to get you into the store to buy more things. The problem is you've already got enough lol

I'm always getting the same rewards for things that I buy often, but most of them are things that I have to buy continually (meat, potatoes, onions, bananas, broccoli, etc...)

I have already bought 10 bottles of salad dressing in two months. I do not need anymore! If I only get 6 offers, stop giving me salad dressing offers and give me an offer perhaps for something similar that I have not bought yet or lately. I'm NOT buying more salad dressing JUST BECAUSE of the offer. Give me an offer for some other condiment, and that might get me in the store. That would make more sense if these offers are supposed to be incentive to shop. If we are talking something like fruit I buy weekly, that is a different story, but I am not currently drinking salad dressing lol

Same thing happened with dog food for me....I cannot keep 500 lbs of this in my home.

[staceymic]

I've noticed this too! I buy my huge bag of cat food, then get an offer for it the week after...I always get an offer for what I just bought! (Especially for expensive items that I don't buy all the time).

Same thing happened with dog food for me....I cannot keep 500 lbs of this in my home.