[Alun]

Where do you scan the "card"? I've never seen a scanner at the tills in Lidl, but that could be because I've never looked for one.

Also, I shop at more than one Lidl store regularly. Do I have to keep swapping "my" store in the app settings, or is that not important?

[OmegaGene]

Originally Posted by Alun

Where do you scan the "card"? I've never seen a scanner at the tills in Lidl, but that could be because I've never looked for one.

Also, I shop at more than one Lidl store regularly. Do I have to keep swapping "my" store in the app settings, or is that not important?

Lidl have a scanner at the till, I used a tag for 2 months in my local shop which was much the same as this and maybe it was a trial

[freshpopcorn]

Thanks OP.
Does anybody know of you get anything for building up the points?

[tajd]

Cookies for €1 from the bakery yummy lol thanks OP

[Duvet Day]

Thanks OP, I signed up no problem.

[newaccount2017]

Do you scan the code yourself or do you show it to the cashier?

[CountingCrows]

Originally Posted by newaccount2017

Do you scan the code yourself or do you show it to the cashier?

You have to sit into the cashiers seat and scan it yourself

[Roberto_gas]

Thanks OP some good offers under 50%. assuming its one use only...are these store specific ?

[Muahahaha]

Thanks OP looks great.

Anyone know is alcohol excluded from the 5 off 25 euro coupon?

[Alun]

So just back from Lidl. There's a small scanner at the till behind the perspex screen so you have to poke your phone through the not quite big enough hole to get it to scan your card. So far so good.

However I don't understand how they're applying the coupons. I had two activated, the €5 off if you spent €25 or more and the cookies for €1 instead of €2. I spent €63 so you'd expect me to have saved €6, right? Wrong!

The one for the cookies didn't work at all, and rather than simply deducting €5 from the total bill at the end as you would assume, it applied a discount to each and every item of about 7.5%.

Total savings were €5.36 in the end.

Confused.

[keos]

Originally Posted by Muahahaha

Thanks OP looks great.

Anyone know is alcohol excluded from the 5 off 25 euro coupon?

Not excluded

[Peig Sayers]

Originally Posted by Alun

So just back from Lidl. There's a small scanner at the till behind the perspex screen so you have to poke your phone through the not quite big enough hole to get it to scan your card. So far so good.

However I don't understand how they're applying the coupons. I had two activated, the €5 off if you spent €25 or more and the cookies for €1 instead of €2. I spent €63 so you'd expect me to have saved €6, right? Wrong!

The one for the cookies didn't work at all, and rather than simply deducting €5 from the total bill at the end as you would assume, it applied a discount to each and every item of about 7.5%.

Total savings were €5.36 in the end.

Confused.

Same for me. No idea why they do it this way as it's very confusing Got a free snackpot with the scratchgame on the app after my purchase today. Think I'll redeem it seperately just to make sure it's free! Thanks though OP!

[Alun]

Ok, I've figured out that the €0.36 was the discount off the standard price of the cookies. They're normally €0.59 each, so €2.36 for four, and the packs of four are normally €2. So all those little amounts off each item did actually add up to €5 in the end. An odd way of doing it.

[SBS]

I just had a complete wipeout - couldn't figure out how to scan the QR code. Till guy was getting mad at it - even typed in the card number manually no dice. Then the feckingpaypoint refused my contactless payment and had to put in my card and type my PIN like some class of a savage

[newaccount2017]

Originally Posted by SBS

I just had a complete wipeout - couldn't figure out how to scan the QR code. Till guy was getting mad at it - even typed in the card number manually no dice. Then the feckingpaypoint refused my contactless payment and had to put in my card and type my PIN like some class of a savage

This is why I asked earlier how do we scan this because as everyone knows- in Aldi or Lidl, they really rush you through the checkout and you have a ton of impatient shoppers breathing down your neck waiting to go next. It's stressful!!