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AIB Rewards

Sinister Kid · 2017-05-04 11:24:51

AIB are following Permanent TSB & have introduced rewards.. https://aib.ie/ways-to-bank/aib-everyday-rewards

04-05-2017 12:24pm

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Sinister Kid

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AIB are following Permanent TSB & have introduced rewards..

https://aib.ie/ways-to-bank/aib-everyday-rewards

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#2 04-05-2017 12:32pm

rob316

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Thanks registered. Some good offers there like €10 back on €35 spend at Lidl. €5 back on €40 @ Topaz

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#3 04-05-2017 12:35pm

VeVeX

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I signed up the the PTSB rewards initially until I read here that by signing up you are allowing Visa and the bank sell, use or disclose your purchasing data as they see fit.

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#4 04-05-2017 12:46pm

yannakis

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VeVeX wrote: »

I signed up the the PTSB rewards initially until I read here that by signing up you are allowing Visa and the bank sell, use or disclose your purchasing data as they see fit.

Yup, because we currently don't leave any traces between the cave and the valley? :pac:

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#5 04-05-2017 1:04pm

TheDriver

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Am I correct in saying its as easy as buying €35 in LIDL before 18th and €10 will be put into my account? Wheres the catch?

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#6 04-05-2017 1:08pm

sweetie

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TheDriver wrote: »

Am I correct in saying its as easy as buying ?35 in LIDL before 18th and ?10 will be put into my account? Wheres the catch?

id say it, the boots and the topaz offer are opening offers, the rest are pretty meh. Maybe they will have more good offers after the 18th. Worth signing up for anyways.

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#7 04-05-2017 1:13pm

Cape Clear

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TheDriver wrote: »

Am I correct in saying its as easy as buying €35 in LIDL before 18th and €10 will be put into my account? Wheres the catch?

Look at AIB's charges.

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#8 04-05-2017 1:22pm

fmichelle_4cn

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Will it has to be one single transaction to spend €35 in LIDL?

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#9 04-05-2017 1:34pm

Cloudio9

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Do you have to do something to redeem each offer or will it be automatically credited to your card once you register?

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#10 04-05-2017 1:39pm

paddylonglegs

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Cloudio9 wrote: »

Do you have to do something to redeem each offer or will it be automatically credited to your card once you register?

From their site:
Money will be automatically paid straight to your registered AIB Visa Debit or Credit card typically within five business days

Will have a look at T&C later, but if something can claw back the charges then happy days

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#11 04-05-2017 1:43pm

davo2001

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Why is the paranoid cynic in me questioning why the website directs you to https://aib.visaoffers.eu and not something like "https://aib.ie/rewards/"

Also, I'm always very sceptical in putting my account details into anything, you have to confirm these details in the email they send you.

I wonder would there be an option to do this in branch.

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#12 04-05-2017 1:54pm

mrcheez

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davo2001 wrote: »

Why is the paranoid cynic in me questioning why the website directs you to https://aib.visaoffers.eu and not something like "https://aib.ie/rewards/"

Also, I'm always very sceptical in putting my account details into anything, you have to confirm these details in the email they send you.

I wonder would there be an option to do this in branch.

If it came from AIB it's probably safe

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#13 04-05-2017 1:55pm

hots

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davo2001 wrote: »

Why is the paranoid cynic in me questioning why the website directs you to https://aib.visaoffers.eu and not something like "https://aib.ie/rewards/"

Also, I'm always very sceptical in putting my account details into anything, you have to confirm these details in the email they send you.

I wonder would there be an option to do this in branch.

you don't put your account details anywhere, and the website is because it's powered by visa, not aib.

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#14 04-05-2017 2:04pm

Alanstrainor

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You can also verify by checking the websites security certificate. Which looks good in this case.

They just ask for card numbers, which alone wont allow any "hackerz" to use the card.

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#15 04-05-2017 2:24pm

Creamy Goodness

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davo2001 wrote: »

Why is the paranoid cynic in me questioning why the website directs you to https://aib.visaoffers.eu and not something like "https://aib.ie/rewards/"

Also, I'm always very sceptical in putting my account details into anything, you have to confirm these details in the email they send you.

I wonder would there be an option to do this in branch.

It's a visa white labelled product, AIB use visa mostly, why on earth would you want to do this in a branch?

Irish people (not directed at you personally) are in love with going into branches, cheques, non-contactless cards and everything from the 1970's when it comes to banking.

These offers don't really appeal to me as I don't shop in Lidl/Topaz.

Prefer the free banking KBC give me and the cash rewards I get each month for using my cards (less than €4 a month but suits me better).

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#16 04-05-2017 2:26pm

ideb

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Cape Clear wrote: »

Look at AIB's charges.

6. Charges

6.1 Your participation in the Cashback Service is made to you free of charge.

6.2 Payment of any money for goods or products and related charges (such as delivery) with Participating Merchants remains your sole responsibility.

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#17 04-05-2017 2:37pm

Cloudio9

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Creamy Goodness wrote: »

Prefer the free banking KBC give me and the cash rewards I get each month for using my cards (less than €4 a month but suits me better).

If you apply for an AIB platinum card you get cash back on purchases. 0.5%

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#18 04-05-2017 2:38pm

Creamy Goodness

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Cloudio9 wrote: »

If you apply for an AIB platinum card you get cash back on purchases. 0.5%

if you spend over €5000 on the card within a 12 month period and earn over €40,000, not exactly the target audience of people looking to get money off in Lidl. and I'm not in need of another credit card even though I pay it off fully per month.

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#19 04-05-2017 2:45pm

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Signed up, thanks!

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#20 04-05-2017 2:50pm

Larry Bee

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I've signed up, but i'm not seeing any offers? Particularly wanted to take advantage of the lidl offer today. any ideas?

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#21 04-05-2017 2:52pm

Alanstrainor

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Larry Bee wrote: »

I've signed up, but i'm not seeing any offers? Particularly wanted to take advantage of the lidl offer today. any ideas?

Surely all you need to do is sign up and add your card. Then you can simply go and spend in store and you'll automatically get reimbursed within 5 days.

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#22 04-05-2017 2:58pm

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Apologies if I am asking the dumbass of the week question .. does this work with AIB credit card ? I am finding it a bit sketchy to clarify if it does or not ?

Thanks
Homer J

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#23 04-05-2017 3:00pm

Creamy Goodness

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andrew1977 wrote: »

Apologies if I am asking the dumbass of the week question .. does this work with AIB credit card ? I am finding it a bit sketchy to clarify if it does or not ?

Thanks
Homer J

mentions it under the hero image

AIB Everyday Rewards, in partnership with Visa, is exclusively for AIB customers. Simply use your AIB Visa Debit or Credit cards for your everyday shopping and receive cashback from some of Ireland’s favourite brands:

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#24 04-05-2017 3:35pm

keane2097

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andrew1977 wrote: »

Apologies if I am asking the dumbass of the week question .. does this work with AIB credit card ? I am finding it a bit sketchy to clarify if it does or not ?

Thanks
Homer J

Probably worth noting, many of the offers seem to be usable with multiple cards so if you have a Visa debit and a Visa credit card you can get cash back twice.

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#25 04-05-2017 3:47pm

Vorenus400

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I logged onto it there to see what it is like. Cant see lidl or topaz offers. Have 10% back offers for Marks and Spencer, smyths toys and JD sports. Is there different offers or am I doing something wrong?

Fixed it

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#26 04-05-2017 3:48pm

callaway92

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Just to make sure I fully understand it (just signed up there).

If I go into H&M today and buy over €40 worth of stuff, €10 will automatically go back into my bank account in a few days?

Good stuff

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#27 04-05-2017 3:54pm

Vorenus400

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Vorenus400 wrote: »

I logged onto it there to see what it is like. Cant see lidl or topaz offers. Have 10% back offers for Marks and Spencer, smyths toys and JD sports. Is there different offers or am I doing something wrong?

Fixed it

Just signed out and back in there and all offers showing up:D

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#28 04-05-2017 4:17pm

Larry Bee

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callaway92 wrote: »

Just to make sure I fully understand it (just signed up there).

If I go into H&M today and buy over €40 worth of stuff, €10 will automatically go back into my bank account in a few days?

Good stuff

I don't think this is necessarily the case - the website states that "the offers are activated automatically when they are sent to you by email or displayed when you sign in. You can use these immediately by making a qualifying purchase"

In my case, I haven't got an email and there is nothing showing up - and I've just logged out and back in again. Maybe you've got the email and can therefore just work away

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#29 04-05-2017 5:28pm

masterboy123

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I signed up now.
Lets see how good it is, if it is any!

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#30 04-05-2017 5:55pm

TheDriver

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If I have a debit and credit card, do I need them on separate email addresses or can I doubly benefit on same account if I use each in lidl

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#31 04-05-2017 6:37pm

Cloudio9

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Creamy Goodness wrote: »

if you spend over €5000 on the card within a 12 month period and earn over €40,000, not exactly the target audience of people looking to get money off in Lidl. and I'm not in need of another credit card even though I pay it off fully per month.

I put everything through my credit card so very easy to put thousands through every month. I try and avoid all cash transactions.

I also don't have any hang ups about shopping in Lidl, Aldi or any other shop so win win.

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#32 04-05-2017 6:54pm

sidcon

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TheDriver wrote: »

If I have a debit and credit card, do I need them on separate email addresses or can I doubly benefit on same account if I use each in lidl

In your account you can add cards

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#33 04-05-2017 8:13pm

Spocker

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TheDriver wrote: »

If I have a debit and credit card, do I need them on separate email addresses or can I doubly benefit on same account if I use each in lidl

Separate emails/accounts I'd say, some of the offers such as the Lidl one you can only use once - "Offer valid in-store for one purchase"

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#34 04-05-2017 9:35pm

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Tried to register but it doesn't recognize my cc number?

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#35 04-05-2017 10:06pm

masterboy123

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I registered my card but can't see any link to view the offers available. Just shopped for 25e today from Lidl.

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#36 04-05-2017 10:16pm

bliger

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masterboy123 wrote: »

I registered my card but can't see any link to view the offers available. Just shopped for 25e today from Lidl.

https://aib.visaoffers.eu

Terms and Conditions
To redeem this offer, you will need to spend a minimum of €35 at Lidl. Offer valid in-store for one purchase.

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#37 04-05-2017 10:19pm

fepper

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T-Maxx wrote: »

Tried to register but it doesn't recognize my cc number?

Tried to do same ,rang customer care,said to use 7 digit card number not 16 digit identification numbers,no joy in registering though so I'll forget it

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#38 04-05-2017 10:25pm

andrew1977

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Paid with my Aib credit card in Topaz this evening for 50euro worth of diesel. Will be checking in the next few days to see if I get my 5 euro reward back on the card.

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#39 04-05-2017 10:31pm

DopeTech

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Will this work on Android pay transactions since it uses a virtual card number?

https://www.buymeacoffee.com/dopetech.ie

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#40 04-05-2017 10:50pm

TheDriver

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lets stop with free banking chat, this is a bargain for anyone who is an AIB customer. No more stuff on free banking please

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#41 04-05-2017 11:06pm

ukoda

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Alanstrainor wrote: »

You can also verify by checking the websites security certificate. Which looks good in this case.

They just ask for card numbers, which alone wont allow any "hackerz" to use the card.

Checking a websites security cert just means the sites connection to their server is secure. It does nothing to tell you if the site is fake or not. A fake phishing site connected securely to a server (I.e. They paid for a cert) will show a green padlock just the same as any other site.

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#42 04-05-2017 11:55pm

Thegalwayman

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Anyone got a list of all current offers with this?

Will try register AIB credit card for this tomorrow evening as seems worthwhile

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#43 05-05-2017 12:18am

Eireann81

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Thegalwayman wrote: »

Anyone got a list of all current offers with this?

Will try register AIB credit card for this tomorrow evening as seems worthwhile

Lidl
€10 back on your next purchase of €35 or more
Instore
Available until 18/05/17

Topaz
€5 back on your next purchase of €40 or more
Instore
Available until 18/05/17

Boots
€5 back on your next purchase of €30 or more
Shop our extensive range of health and beauty products from leading brands and more on boots.ie
Online & Instore
Available until 18/05/17

Easons
€5 back on your next purchase of €25 or more
Instore & Online
Available until 29/05/17

H&M
€10 back on your next purchase of €40 or more
Instore
Available until 18/05/17

Butlers Chocolate Café
€2 back on your next purchase of €8 or more
€2 back on your next purchase of €8 or more at any Irish Butlers Chocolate Café or ButlersChocolates.com
Online & Instore
Available until 18/05/17

Parking Tag
€5 back on your next purchase of €20 or more
Just use your Visa card to top-up your Parking Tag account with €20 and we will give you €5 back!
Online
Available until 16/05/17

Apache Pizza
€10 back on your next purchase of €35 or more
Online
Expires in 4 days

Hilton
10% back on your next purchase of €75 or more
Join Hilton Honors today and enjoy instant benefits
Instore
Expires in 5 days

Marks and Spencer
10% back on your next purchase
From womenswear and lingerie to menswear, beauty, kids, food, wine and flowers
Online
Available until 18/05/17

Smyths Toys
8% back on your next purchase
Smyths Toys Superstores is a leading provider of children's entertainment products
Online
Available until 18/05/17

Claire’s
10% back on your next purchase
Shop Claire's for the latest trends in jewellery and accessories for girls, teens and tweens
Online
Available until 18/05/17

JD Sports
8% back on your next purchase
Shop the latest sports fashion and apparel for men, women and kids
Online
Available until 18/05/17

Lookfantastic.com
5% back on your next purchase
Luxury beauty, hair care, skin care and make up at Lookfantastic.com
Online
Available until 18/05/17

MandMDirect
6% back on your next purchase
MandMDirect have a wide range of cheap mens, womens and kid clothes, shoes and accessories
Online
Expires in 5 days

Heathrow Express
15% back on your next purchase
Online
Expires in 3 days

Thorntons
€5 back on your next purchase of €15 or more
You can trust Thorntons to deliver yummy chocolates, sweets and gifts
Instore
Expires in 5 days

Gap
5% back on your next purchase
Instore
Expires in 1 day

JoJo Maman Bebe
5% back on your next purchase
Carrying maternity clothing, baby clothing, and gifts
Online
Expires in 5 days

Disney
2% back on your next purchase
Walt Disney World is a dream holiday destination for all ages popular with families as well as adults
Online
Expires in 5 days

Affordable Car Hire
15% back on your next purchase
Online
Available until 12/05/17

L’Occitane
3% back on your next purchase
L'Occitane has drawn inspiration from Mediterranean art de vivre to create natural beauty products
Online
Expires in 5 days

Coast
5% back on your next purchase
Buy luxury, glamorous clothing designed for every special occasion
Online
Expires in 5 days

Currys
1% back on your next purchase
Massive range of TVs, washing machines, cookers, cameras, laptops and more
Online
Expires in 5 days

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#44 05-05-2017 8:24am

lau1247

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Quick question if anyone may know. I see the following which I have highlighted in red from main page from the OP link

You will receive an email every week featuring your top two offers
View all your weekly personalised offers by signing in each week to your account on the AIB Everyday Rewards website
Your full list of offers are activated once you log in and view them
Go shopping and use your registered AIB Visa Debit or Credit card to make purchases that meet the offer terms e.g. minimum spend, availability dates, in store or online
A confirmation email will be sent to you with the cashback amount.

Does that mean if you don't log in to see what is there, you won't get the offer..??

I know in general people do log in and see what is on offer before they buy. What if I'm spending X amount at Lidl per week which they have on offer and I qualify but didn't log in. Do they come through automatically? Just curious

West Dublin, ☀️ 7.83kWp ⚡5.66 kWp South West, ⚡2.18 kWp North East

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#45 05-05-2017 8:44am

Cloudio9

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Is each offer one time use only per visa card ? e.g. it would be easy enough to have multiple spends in Lidl between now and the 18th.

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#46 05-05-2017 9:22am

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I'd be fairly certain its once per card but I know I'll be getting 40e of petrol on the debt card and 40 on the credit card

-just heard off the missus Business accounts are not eligible

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#47 05-05-2017 1:08pm

fmichelle_4cn

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Posts: 17

Eireann81 wrote: »

Lidl
€10 back on your next purchase of €35 or more
Instore
Available until 18/05/17

Topaz
€5 back on your next purchase of €40 or more
Instore
Available until 18/05/17

Boots
€5 back on your next purchase of €30 or more
Shop our extensive range of health and beauty products from leading brands and more on boots.ie
Online & Instore
Available until 18/05/17

Easons
€5 back on your next purchase of €25 or more
Instore & Online
Available until 29/05/17

H&M
€10 back on your next purchase of €40 or more
Instore
Available until 18/05/17

Butlers Chocolate Café
€2 back on your next purchase of €8 or more
€2 back on your next purchase of €8 or more at any Irish Butlers Chocolate Café or ButlersChocolates.com
Online & Instore
Available until 18/05/17

Parking Tag
€5 back on your next purchase of €20 or more
Just use your Visa card to top-up your Parking Tag account with €20 and we will give you €5 back!
Online
Available until 16/05/17

Apache Pizza
€10 back on your next purchase of €35 or more
Online
Expires in 4 days

Hilton
10% back on your next purchase of €75 or more
Join Hilton Honors today and enjoy instant benefits
Instore
Expires in 5 days

Marks and Spencer
10% back on your next purchase
From womenswear and lingerie to menswear, beauty, kids, food, wine and flowers
Online
Available until 18/05/17

Smyths Toys
8% back on your next purchase
Smyths Toys Superstores is a leading provider of children's entertainment products
Online
Available until 18/05/17

Claire’s
10% back on your next purchase
Shop Claire's for the latest trends in jewellery and accessories for girls, teens and tweens
Online
Available until 18/05/17

JD Sports
8% back on your next purchase
Shop the latest sports fashion and apparel for men, women and kids
Online
Available until 18/05/17

Lookfantastic.com
5% back on your next purchase
Luxury beauty, hair care, skin care and make up at Lookfantastic.com
Online
Available until 18/05/17

MandMDirect
6% back on your next purchase
MandMDirect have a wide range of cheap mens, womens and kid clothes, shoes and accessories
Online
Expires in 5 days

Heathrow Express
15% back on your next purchase
Online
Expires in 3 days

Thorntons
€5 back on your next purchase of €15 or more
You can trust Thorntons to deliver yummy chocolates, sweets and gifts
Instore
Expires in 5 days

Gap
5% back on your next purchase
Instore
Expires in 1 day

JoJo Maman Bebe
5% back on your next purchase
Carrying maternity clothing, baby clothing, and gifts
Online
Expires in 5 days

Disney
2% back on your next purchase
Walt Disney World is a dream holiday destination for all ages popular with families as well as adults
Online
Expires in 5 days

Affordable Car Hire
15% back on your next purchase
Online
Available until 12/05/17

L’Occitane
3% back on your next purchase
L'Occitane has drawn inspiration from Mediterranean art de vivre to create natural beauty products
Online
Expires in 5 days

Coast
5% back on your next purchase
Buy luxury, glamorous clothing designed for every special occasion
Online
Expires in 5 days

Currys
1% back on your next purchase
Massive range of TVs, washing machines, cookers, cameras, laptops and more
Online
Expires in 5 days

Do these offers apply to everyone. I can't see any offers once I log into the account

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#48 05-05-2017 1:47pm

yannakis

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fmichelle_4cn wrote: »

Do these offers apply to everyone. I can't see any offers once I log into the account

Jeez, would you quote all 66 posts if you could? :pac: :pac:

Edit: after Mod's move, that should read 46 posts :pac:

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#49 05-05-2017 2:01pm

TheDriver

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I have moved all the chat about banking charges, money in accounts etc to http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057737346# if anyone wants to continue the topic. We'll keep this thread to talk about the rewards scheme and information pertaining to any aspect of it directly e.g. charges to do with the scheme itself (if any) etc etc.

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#50 05-05-2017 2:50pm

gmg678

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just signed up and no offers are showing. do they take some time to show up?

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#51 05-05-2017 2:54pm

TheDoc

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Signed up this morning.

Looks very good. Of the offers already there I'd be regularly hitting those offers, so hopefully the quality of them continues throughout.

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