Similar to last year topic https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/512597
Total points haul
26,594 standard points + 35,752 bonus points
Oh hey there top points baller.
You made the top 5% of points collectors in Waterford And the top 4% in Western Australia
And (drumroll please) the top 5% in the whole of Australia.
Late edit: just had a look for myself. You have enough points for a dinner set but not quite enough for a label printer. What sort of controlled spending scam is this?
3505 + 4808, looks like I saved more money than you.
4,813 standard points
21,723 bonus points
i shop at woolies as well and a bit of ALDI to
my ratio between standard and bonus is pretty good i must say, points to the MAX!
Hoping supp cards get the data this year as well! It was provided for 2018, but not 2019, which I wasn't happy with, as a supp cardholder who racks up more points than the primary cardholder
Nope didnt get it
There might still be hope; I haven't gotten my primary data yet (which is why I haven't said how many points have been earned)
I have my Coles MC linked to a supplementary Flybuys card. I received an email for the primary Flybuys card and it does not contain the supplementary card points data. Is that what you were hoping to see?
@currentfad: Yeah. In 2019 both supp and primary cardholders were e-mailed with their own unique data, but 2020 only saw the primary cardholder e-mailed and only primary data made available.
Here's mine:
Oh hey there top points baller. You made the top 1% of points collectors in <suburb> and the top 1% in Western Australia and (drumroll please) the top 1% in the whole of Australia.
45k standard points + 144k bonus points. But I picked up the Coles Mastercard which had a 100,000 bonus point sign-up, which contributed a lot obviously. Used the points for Virgin Australia domestic business class flights.
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91,112 standard points + 61,654 bonus points
Top 31% in the whole of Australia
for
1120 standard points
+
14396 bonus points
sad
3,763 + 33,784
Top 11% Suburb, 11% state, 12% country
6,930 standard points + 63,783 bonus points. Top 4% Suburb, 4% state, 4% country
Is this a good thing?
So, for FB
I'm @ 4090 standard points +95081 bonus points
1371 standard + 52,328 bonus from 14 July to 14 December. Ratio standard v bonus 38.17 bonus points for every standard point.
2302 standard + 66,328 bonus for 2020, 28.81 bonus points for every standard point earned.
Suburb 6%, state 4%, Australia 4%.
Thanks for posting this. Now that I can see my total spend, probably around $2300, which is about $44 per week. But, I don't scan my flybuys unless they offer me bonus points for spend levels I am happy with (between $50 to $80). Other offers I just ignore. Too much of a Ozbargainer.
Surely the bit that shows you what you bought most often on repeat is far more interesting?
I know what I should cut down on… https://i.imgur.com/DeZLPZN.png
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Damn, I'm slipping. 3,136 standard points + 88,247 bonus points. Top 3% of Suburb, top 2% of state and national. Not too bad considering I wasn't chasing as hard as previous years. Normally go for Velocity points, guess that wasn't as big an incentive in 2020
Total of about 270k all up. Suburb 1%, state 1%, Australia 1%.
1.5 million and just over 500,000 on the sup :D
(Business + Coles Mastercard spend)
You blew rest of us out of water. No wonder, there are no further comments after yours hehe.
Not going to be as good this year due to the Coles Mastercard points earn change :(
98k points
Top 2% suburb,Melbourne,Australia
ALDI has no rewards system so zero for me
What does this entitle you to? Business class ticket to UK or a dozen bottles of debortoli?