Need to login to your account on the nectar website and open the offer. Then click to open ebay through the link and make purchases to get bonus i believe
Didn't get an email so offer may be open to everyone. Happy days :)
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gr8h8me
26 Dec 1522#2
I've just been to Sainsbury (Christmas Eve) and cashed my nectar in ....For 2 years I got £40. Before that it was between 70 and 80 a year. Nectar points aren't worth it any more. Aldi, Lidl and Asda for me now
horsepills to themadgoose
26 Dec 1516#15
I've been in a few times and I don't like it.
Nothing wrong with the quality of the food, etc... and the prices are good, but my experience has always been claustrophobic - constantly bumping into others in the crowded/narrow aisles, staff restocking shelves with boxes everywhere (and almost pushing you out of the way to get to them), having your shopping thrown at you at the till whilst they scan your items, and having to pack your shopping on a crappy shelf near the tills, etc...
I get why its like that, so I have no problems with it - its just not for me. I prefer a more relaxed shopping experience, so will happily pay a bit more for it.
I've just been to Sainsbury (Christmas Eve) and cashed my nectar in ....For 2 years I got £40. Before that it was between 70 and 80 a year. Nectar points aren't worth it any more. Aldi, Lidl and Asda for me now
lara4eva to gr8h8me
26 Dec 151#3
They are worth it if you use the Sainsburys my coupons site
blue1971 to gr8h8me
26 Dec 152#5
Correct,better off getting your shopping a couple of grand a year cheaper and spending on what you want
aym280 to gr8h8me
26 Dec 152#6
Well, it's like buy with more money than you would from Tesco or Asda and then Sainsburys gives you back a bit more. When you work out the 4 times restaurant deals, it might be better shopping with Tesco. However, tt helps and it cheers you up no end, especially when you know other less discerning people are paying more than you. Happy New Year!
ohdearohdear to gr8h8me
26 Dec 15#8
Same here however it does not make me to go to aldi or Lidl. Those points are just bonus and not to mention of quality if you compare it to aldi or lidl
ryanmounsey to gr8h8me
26 Dec 15#13
I feel the same :disappointed:
Although I have loads of club card points which do add up and you can use boost :smiley:
demodragon to gr8h8me
26 Dec 15#41
now they dont do nectar points on alcohol mine's halved as well :laughing:
Satan_Claws
26 Dec 151#4
I got a nectar card for the first time about 2 months ago, never been to Sainsbury since I got it but use it on ebay and already got £15 ebay voucher through it so it seems to work well for ebay users.
Temmy1
26 Dec 15#7
I'm still waiting on my bonus points from black Friday :/
gr8h8me
26 Dec 151#9
Do you know I would have agreed a few months ago but just read the ratings for Aldi
themadgoose
26 Dec 151#10
The only people who dont like Aldi for at least some things, are people who have never been in.
horsepills to themadgoose
26 Dec 1516#15
I've been in a few times and I don't like it.
Nothing wrong with the quality of the food, etc... and the prices are good, but my experience has always been claustrophobic - constantly bumping into others in the crowded/narrow aisles, staff restocking shelves with boxes everywhere (and almost pushing you out of the way to get to them), having your shopping thrown at you at the till whilst they scan your items, and having to pack your shopping on a crappy shelf near the tills, etc...
I get why its like that, so I have no problems with it - its just not for me. I prefer a more relaxed shopping experience, so will happily pay a bit more for it.
ohdearohdear to themadgoose
26 Dec 15#22
I have been to Aldi and didnt like their customers,their quality of products. Maybe it is cheaper but I am a picky eater so as my family so we do not eat every s..t what you can buy there.
Same to lidl. Have you tried their mozarella cheese? It is just plain awful. Does not melt and it is like you chew a chewing gum.
I do not think I am snob but I do eat quality food and this is what you cannot get at aldi or lodl. Sorry but this is my opinion
bmckay00 to themadgoose
26 Dec 15#25
Your wrong, I went, I bought, I binned.
AlexBleubolt to themadgoose
26 Dec 15#45
its still crap whatever you say
sreenireddy
26 Dec 15#11
theres nothing wrong with Aldi, i hardly do any shopping there but i do go in just to see, usually the fruit and veg are very cheap and quality is much the same as any supermarket. also do good offers on non-food items, although they are not the best but are usually good enough and very cheap compared to brandnames, but bear in mind you get what you pay for with these. dont buy a medion expecting a macbook.
Bagainbuster2015 to sreenireddy
26 Dec 151#23
Just to say Aldi stock a higher grade of veg than other super markets. Aldi use grade A. Tescos sainsburies and asda grade B whilst morrisons uses Grade C
kunjoosewala
26 Dec 151#12
I had £80 last year and spent it at Christmas . This year I have been twice to Sainsbury and done all my shopping at Aldi yet u still managed to rack up £20 nectar points. All I do is load up on any bonus point offers and get points that way.
Just waiting for the next double up event to spend them now
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Didn't get an email so offer may be open to everyone. Happy days :)
Top comments
Nothing wrong with the quality of the food, etc... and the prices are good, but my experience has always been claustrophobic - constantly bumping into others in the crowded/narrow aisles, staff restocking shelves with boxes everywhere (and almost pushing you out of the way to get to them), having your shopping thrown at you at the till whilst they scan your items, and having to pack your shopping on a crappy shelf near the tills, etc...
I get why its like that, so I have no problems with it - its just not for me. I prefer a more relaxed shopping experience, so will happily pay a bit more for it.
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Although I have loads of club card points which do add up and you can use boost :smiley:
Nothing wrong with the quality of the food, etc... and the prices are good, but my experience has always been claustrophobic - constantly bumping into others in the crowded/narrow aisles, staff restocking shelves with boxes everywhere (and almost pushing you out of the way to get to them), having your shopping thrown at you at the till whilst they scan your items, and having to pack your shopping on a crappy shelf near the tills, etc...
I get why its like that, so I have no problems with it - its just not for me. I prefer a more relaxed shopping experience, so will happily pay a bit more for it.
Same to lidl. Have you tried their mozarella cheese? It is just plain awful. Does not melt and it is like you chew a chewing gum.
I do not think I am snob but I do eat quality food and this is what you cannot get at aldi or lodl. Sorry but this is my opinion
Just waiting for the next double up event to spend them now