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    Flybuys Shopping Points scheme
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    Admin
    Sun Sep 14 2008, 04:53PM
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    Registered Member #1
    Joined: Wed Jan 30 2008, 10:05AM
    Location: Queensland
    Posts: 349
    Flybuys is one of Australia's Shopping Points Rewards Systems

    FlyBuys is free from fees.

    Which shops give FlyBuys Points:

    When you spend a minimum of $5 at any participating FlyBuys business and present your FlyBuys card, you're instantly accumulating points.

    You will earn 2 standard points for every $5 spent by shopping at Coles Supermarkets, BI-LO, Coles Express, Target, Kmart, Baby Target, Kmart Tyre and Auto, First Choice, Liquorland, Vintage Cellars, Liquorland Direct, Harris Technology and JetSet and Travelworld travel centres.

    Budget Car Rental earn 2 standard point for each $1 spent
    Best Western Australia you will earn 1 standard point for each $1 spent

    source

    Using your Coles Group Source MasterCard when making purchases at participating Coles Group businesses is another great way to build up your FlyBuys points.
    Just remember to present your FlyBuys card and you can earn a total of four FlyBuys points for every $5 you spend on your Coles Group

    or use an eligible NAB Credit Card linked to your FlyBuys account to earn more points. You’ll get an extra 1 FlyBuys point for every $5 you spend in each statement period.

    Points EXPIRE on the last working day of the month, three years after the month you earned them, so cash them in on time !!



    What rewards can you get with Flybuys:

    My personal choice is the $20 FlyBuys Gift Card:
    2,500 points = $20 FlyBuys Gift Card
    6,250 points = $50 FlyBuys Gift Card
    12,500 points = $100 FlyBuys Gift Card

    source

    You can use your FlyBuys Gift Card at:
    Coles supermarkets, Coles Express, BI-LO, Target, Target Country, Kmart, Kmart Tyre & Auto Service, Officeworks, Liquorland, Vintage Cellars, 1st Choice Liquor Superstores, Coles Central and Pick 'n' Pay

    Although, if you have a car service coming up, and use Kmart Tyre & Auto for your service or tyres:
    9,000 points = Kmart Tyre & Auto Service $100 Voucher

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    Admin
    Sun Sep 14 2008, 06:02PM
    admin


    Registered Member #1
    Joined: Wed Jan 30 2008, 10:05AM
    Location: Queensland
    Posts: 349

    A very quick and rough guide to how much you will need to spend to get the points for a $100 reward.

    Spend $31,250 with only STANDARD points, and you will earn 12,500 points. Enough for the $100 FlyBuys Gift Card

    Spend $22,500 with only STANDARD points, and you will earn 9,000 points. Enough for the $100 Kmart Tyre & Auto Service Voucher.

    However, bonus points are often available, so your spending would nomally be less than that.

    But no matter what you get, it is still something for nothing
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    Admin
    Sun Sep 14 2008, 08:44PM
    admin


    Registered Member #1
    Joined: Wed Jan 30 2008, 10:05AM
    Location: Queensland
    Posts: 349
    From 6 October 2008, FlyBuys members will no longer earn points on purchases made at Vintage Cellars.
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