2000 Rewards Points on Fresh Fruit & Veg ($50 Min Spend), Online Only @ Woolworths

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2MAR108F

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Order online by Sunday, 11th March
Just spend $50 or more on fruit & veg and enter code 2MAR108F at checkout for points to instantly land in your balance

Things to note about your 2000 points fresh fruit and vegetables offer:

• To claim your 2000 points you must spend $50 or more on fresh fruit and vegetables. Excludes Deli Counter & Seafood. Woolworths Rewards is not available in Tasmania. Your Woolworths Rewards card must be added to your Woolworths online account at the time of order for points to be earned.
• Enter promo code 2MAR108F at checkout when you shop online.
• Minimum spend is $50 or more at woolworths.com.au in a single transaction on fresh fruit and vegetables - excluding any vouchers or offers, www.woolworthsflowers.com.au, delivery charges and Delivery Saver items, tobacco/smoking products, gift cards, egift cards, mobile recharge, travel cards and tickets and Pre-order Kiosks and Auto-order products. Your Woolworths Rewards card must be added to your Woolworths online account at the time of order for points to be earned.
• Offer valid for orders placed between 1st March 2018 to 11th March 2018 inclusive. Cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer. Orders may be cancelled by us without notice to you if the above terms and conditions are not adhered to.
• Offer valid only once per shopper during the offer period and can only be redeemed by the recipient of the email containing this offer.

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  VBO on 03/03/2018 - 11:32

  +2

  Spend $50 on overpriced not so fresh fruit & veg.

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    K1LL3R12 on 03/03/2018 - 17:50

    Not to mention when they pick it, they really don't choose the best stuff. Would rather pay $10 more and pick it myself then let them give me the horrible stuff.

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      harley on 03/03/2018 - 18:40

      Sometimes the vegetables are cheaper in store also. Pak choy at my local is often $1 fresh. I got lazy and ordered online for $2.50: it turned up all yellow & wilted.

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  Derrick Crane on 03/03/2018 - 11:58

  +5

  Their "fresh"fruit and veg is questionable at the best of times. Letting a disinterested person choose for you is worse. For example if I want 4 Royal Gala apples I regularly reject 4 or 5 before I find acceptable ones. I cannot see the aforementioned employee going to these lengths.

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    cheaponos on 03/03/2018 - 12:10

    +2

    On the tv ad the employee looks very interested selecting the best fruit and veg for the customer 😀

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  J23SD on 03/03/2018 - 12:38

  +1

  Or go to your local Fruit and Veg and pay $25 for the same stuff

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  INFIDEL on 03/03/2018 - 14:29

  One of the many current Targeted offers!

  May stack with other offers.
  Received 5000 bonus points ($25) on $50 of meat today & received $6 more meat than I paid for😀…
  2000 from meat offer below (applied to card which did not receive notice that offer was available! Was not available on another card.) & 3000 from existing 1000, 2000, 3000 offer over 3 weeks. I only redeem the wk3 3000pt offers.

  Also…
  3MAR108 3000 bonus points =$15
  Order online by Sunday, 11th March
  Just spend $150 or more in one transaction and enter code 3MAR108 at checkout for points to instantly land in your balance.

  2MAR108M 2000 bonus points =$10
  Order online by Sunday, 11th March
  Just spend $50 or more on fresh meat and enter code 2MAR108M at checkout for points to instantly land in your balance.

  And buy a Woolworths Mobile Pre-paid Starter Pack in store before 20 March 2018 and earn 2000 bonus points. =$10

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  harley on 03/03/2018 - 18:38

  Bought pak choys from them just this week. It came all yellow and wilted. Ended up binning it. Best pickers my $%^&. This was the last straw. Have decided to switch to Coles online: hopefully, they'd do better.

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    INFIDEL on 09/03/2018 - 12:42

    +1

    Good luck - it's up to individual staff, stock & supervisors. Store should have binned those veggies days before, & never sent them. Not really a picker problem, more issue of poor stock control by fresh foods manager.

    Have had more trouble with Coles than Woolies in my area.

    When I complained that 1 Coles pick up order hadn't arrived in locker 30 minutes & rang again after pickup time, then only half arrived, staff member told me I had no right to complain & swore at me! Got $25 credit for next order after 3rd complaint that day… Supervisor listened to their recording & apologised.

    Pity only recourse is to complain & get refund, which isn't helpful when you need item that day😠

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      harley on 09/03/2018 - 15:31

      Yeah. Am thinking they are much the same. I only used coles once during the black friday sale. Bought a few nappies at discount. They rang me and told me that they couldn't fulfill a box of nappies and refund me the store price of the box. So I figured at least they got their discount/refund policy right so I'll try them until they do something crappy like Woolworths.

      Don't understand why the people who pick your groceries can't just ask themselves 'would I eat this?' before they put it in the bag and if not just give a refund, simple 😤

      I could ring up and complain, but with a young baby I couldn't be bothered anymore (time = money/stress) unless it's big money.

      Very poor form to swear at you. Hope they get just reprimand.

      Of course, good deal though :)

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        INFIDEL on 09/03/2018 - 15:56

        Yes, complaining is a pain & should be unnecessary. However having worked as a staff trainer, I know how valuable honest feedback is.

        Pickers are junior staff in my experience - who may not know what fresh pak choys should look like. But long past it veggies should never have been on the shelf of the "fresh food people", & with basic staff training they should know not to send you veggies that were not fresh!

        Woolies has a policy of minimum length of storage life necessary when selecting produce (eg milk needs to be at least 3 days before expiry, from memory).

        I add a note to picker with any item which may have limited shelf life - to pick the freshest.(eg Pak Choy must be green & crisp)

        With Woolies, I always get more than I pay for with weighed items. It is more expensive to accurately weigh out a deli or pre-packed weighed item than give my usual 10-20% more. Once received 100% more (1kg) of expensive smoked salmon!
        Coles bill by packed weight😞

        I never miss out financially when there is an error. But complaining & having to buy again is a pain.

        Luckily problems are turned into refunds quickly in my experience with Coles / Woolworths & should be able to be done online. I have returned items to the store for a refund or exchange with no issue.

        Coles took offensive behaviour by the new staff member seriously (if I go by the number of apologies I received - by phone & email).

        Good luck with your future Ozbargainer👶

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        harley on 09/03/2018 - 21:01

        +1

        @Infidel: Haha. Thank you. Certainly hope she would not pay full price for most things!

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  Andrew1232 on 12/03/2018 - 22:54

  Hi
  So can i buy more than 1 card and use it over the course of a few months?