"A total of 1000 points will be added automatically to your Boots Advantage Card once and every time the £60 threshold has been met in a single transaction online, and every time the £50 threshold has been met in store"

Reading that, I would guess that you get the 1000 points for every £50/£60 you spend. At least online you could always add the stuff into your basket and see if it gives you the points, and if not, split it into several transactions

It is stackable it is £10 worth of points for every £50 spent e.g. If you spent £100 you get £20 worth of points

If something costs £24.00 u can pay for it with your points. But if somethimg costs £25.00 u cant pay for it with your points as you havent got the full amount in points. 1 point=1p. Hope it helps

​that's right. You can't use what points you have to use as part payment but you can spend what you have or less. Hope that made sense? :wink:

If you have £X on your Advantage Card then at the checkout you can pay for any shopping bill total of up to £X using your Advantage Card instead of cash. It's pretty much the same as a gift card with the restriction that you can't use it and cash in the same transaction (i.e. cannot part-pay any total spend of > £X ) HTH
See "How do I spend my points" at http://www.boots.com/en/Advantage-Card/Spending-points/Advantage-Card-help/#section-6

I asked the same question in Boots today. If you want to use your points you need to have enough to pay for your full purchase. So if item costs £23 use points but if item is £25 then you can't.