Rubbish reward schemes

[OneFrenchEgg]

I must have about 30 plastic/virtual cards and the only ones I ever seem to benefit from are Tesco, Boots and Waterstones mainly. Nectar and Morrisons for the odd shop and occasional £5 off.
TK maxx - what is the point? Superdrug - every time I've checked I've seen an expired reward. M&S - money off things I've either literally just bought or would never buy (meat when I'm vegan).
Any decent/terrible ones? I'm going to cut up the rest I think.

Lidl’s is worth it if it’s your main shop - once you hit £250 spend in a month you get 10% off your next shop and if you time it right you can do that as a stock up at the start of the next month. I also get quite a few little freebies like loaves of bread, ice cream etc. Not much but stuff you’d use.

I only use tesco, nectar and I have recently discovered 10% off with Iceland on a particular day if you are 60+.

Tesco and CoOp are the only ones I use now. Boots used to be good but they have changed the rules now and the last two times I tried to use them I was told the products I was buying were not applicable!

Since I stopped using a wallet and started keeping my two debit cards, driver’s licence and gym card in my phone wallet, I don’t have a single reward card. I can’t say I miss any of them. Actually, I do have one from our local farm shop which involves free sausages, but that’s pretty niche.

I think the Asda Rewards app leaves all the others in the dust!

100% this. I just do my normal big shop at Asda and get money off. I don't tailor my shopping to the star products just what I need and still get money off.

Increasingly supermarkets make you pay inflated prices for things, if you don’t have one. Thinking Sainsburys, Tesco and Co-Op.
It shouldn’t be allowed

I'm still trying to complete my first Green Shield Stamp book. No-one seems to do them anymore, and I had set my heart on an orange plastic serviette ring with a yellow flower on it. (There was a set of six but as I live alone and never entertain I only needed one).

Too be honest I didn't like licking the stamps anyway, I didn't like the taste. Although I discovered if one rubbed the back with a small piece of cheese, Binky (the cat) would lick them for me.

Ah well, I might as well consign that book to the bin, and anyway Binky passed away (glue addiction) and I might investigate these new fangled reward cards that are being talking about.

I agree Asda, Tescos and Lidl are the best. Perhaps I don't spend enough at morrisons but I feel like theirs is no good.

Oh maybe I should get the Asda one , that must be quite recent.
Thinking I might just ditch the rest and free up some space!
TK Maxx is so weird, like earn points to enter a prize draw. Iceland is have to wait a decade for the discount (although they offered it to me recently 😮)

Just checked Superdrug - three expired rewards and I need to spend £80 to get the next one

Add them to your phone wallet and you won't need to carry the physical cards.

My favourite us ASDA rewards, builds up so quickly. Last year I had the Christmas shop almost free as it was particularly generous at the beginning.
I like Boots one especially when there are extra points but it is not as great as it used to be.
Agree re Superdrug.
Tesco and Sainsburys I only use to get the lower prices and because they occasionally send extra vouchers. However never seem to get a significant amount in rewards

I only use Tesco club card.
I save all my vouchers and use them to buy lots of lovely food every January.
I've got £70 saved so far this year

I won my shopping for free using my M&S Sparks card. Usually get extremely random offers like 5p off if spending £20 on eggs or something equally useless. I was contemplating binning it and then at the checkout the assistant told me the price and then said oh you've got it all free today.
It's never happened since but I live in hope.

Oh that's amazing! Well done

We use lidl for shopping and get 2 x 10% off a shop every month. Asda I don't use at all tbh. Tesco I get vouchers because I fill up there and have phone contracts with them. Morrisons was fab when it started years ago. Superdrug hit and miss. Boots a bit better. I just leave those to build up. But yeah mostly they're naff for us