PC Plus Programme

[Anna Michele]

Just came back from No Frills, checked with a cashier, the $2 Ziploc bags 72s didn't have the points on them. Guess the offer excluded this one.....O well.

it is a loaded offer @cinpow the cashier wouldn't know about

[cinpow]

If you are asking the store people about your personal points offer, they wouldn't know because they don't have access to your acct and everyone's offer is different.

I loaded the offer on my card before I went. Got the cashier to scan my card and the item to see if the points comes up, but the system didn't show any points attach to it. Btw, does No Frills still has them for $2 now?

[LisaLisaBoBisa]

same thing happened to me but points were given to me later.. bought 10 received 13000 pts..

I loaded the offer on my card before I went. Got the cashier to scan my card and the item to see if the points comes up, but the system didn't show any points attach to it. Btw, does No Frills still has them for $2 now?

[BCcheapMom]

My No Frills had large storage bags, freezer bags and snack bags for $2 - I had $1 off coupons for each - bought 6, points awarded for all. My mom got the sandwich bags and the points didn't show but a 30 second phone call fixed the issue!

[Meeeks85]

My No Frills had large storage bags, freezer bags and snack bags for $2 - I had $1 off coupons for each - bought 6, points awarded for all. My mom got the sandwich bags and the points didn't show but a 30 second phone call fixed the issue!

Which location did you go to? Im needing to stock up on freezer bags


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[Wannawin]

I got the points too.. They show as 'digital points' in your receipt if the card is pre-loaded.

[Rockin' Kitty]

You get two with a physical card at all of the stores around here.

I got mine at No Frills in Hamilton. No key fobs though
I did ask the cashier at a Fortino's if there were any and she said when the card first came out there were.

[Lyssia510]

Does anyone know what classifies as "Kitchen prep?". I have an offer for 8000 points when you spend 40.00 on kitchen prep, home decor or bed and bath and I'm wondering if a crock pot would fall under kitchen prep.

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[sweet sparrow]

I got mine at No Frills in Hamilton. No key fobs though
I did ask the cashier at a Fortino's if there were any and she said when the card first came out there were.

I got mine at a Superstore in the GTA. Every week, I see a big stack of them beside the cashiers.

[Silvermika]

Dont think its a kitchen prep, its more of kitchen appliance.

Sorry to be a lil bit off topic. Speaking of crock pot, i saw a very cute one.




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[sweet sparrow]

I heard from PC Plus CS that we're supposed to get $0.01 taken off our bill if we have the PC Plus card but no PC Financial cards for each reusable bag/bin. Is that true? It's been over a year since we've had the PC Plus card and I've never heard of that.

[scouponer]

Does anyone know what classifies as "Kitchen prep?". I have an offer for 8000 points when you spend 40.00 on kitchen prep, home decor or bed and bath and I'm wondering if a crock pot would fall under kitchen prep.

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I would think yes...but if not sure take to self checkout and see if you get points. I was thinking of trying the foodsaver bags. I saw a nice crockpot advertised for $19.99. I will see if I can find the info...it might gave been in the blog post today

[wtodd123]

I bought the snack bags at No Frill for 2.47 on sale used 1.00 off coupon for snack bags, I forgoy where I got them. They came with 1.00 saran wrap and 1.00 off containers. Got 1300 points for each one. Then bought some 2.00 ones and got no points. Sent them an inquiry about that.

Me too.. sent an inquiry about the $2 ones... no points awarded either.

[wtodd123]

I heard from PC Plus CS that we're supposed to get $0.01 taken off our bill if we have the PC Plus card but no PC Financial cards for each reusable bag/bin. Is that true? It's been over a year since we've had the PC Plus card and I've never heard of that.

It's actually 2 cents per re-usable bag OR container... I mention to the cashier I have 4 re-usable bags & 2 containers and it appears on the receipt as a charge for 12 cents then a credit of 12 cents (effectively net zero)... it's listed as "PC GRN PC POINTS" under "OTHER" on the receipt... What happens is several days (maybe a week) later the points are added to your account... I didn't know about this either until a cashier mentioned it to me... now I tell them every time I shop before they ring in the first item.
OOps, sorry... I am using PC Financial Credit card... I think it applies to both though.

[thriftygranny]

Does anyone know what classifies as "Kitchen prep?". I have an offer for 8000 points when you spend 40.00 on kitchen prep, home decor or bed and bath and I'm wondering if a crock pot would fall under kitchen prep.

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I have had this offer a few times and I think it is anything is the kitchen ware dept. I bought cookie sheets and a roaster and tea towels once and got all my points. The next time I bought a digital thermometer and bathroom scales and some baskets to hold french baguettes and received my points. Hope that helps>