20x EDR Points on TCN Him, Shop, Good Food, Baby, Kids & Party; 10x EDR Points on TCN Luxury eftpos Gift Cards @ Woolworths

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20x EDR Points on TCN Him, Shop, Good Food, Baby, Kids & Party; 10x EDR Points on TCN Luxury eftpos Gift Cards @ Woolworths
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bigcheeseNZ on 21/10/2024 - 17:00 woolworths.com.au (1331 clicks)
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Two Gift Card offers this week from Woolworths.

1. Earn 20x Everyday Rewards Points on TCN Him, Shop, Good Food, Baby, Kids and Party Gift Cards. Exclusions Apply (In-Store Only)

Offer available from 23/10/24 to 29/10/24 on all denominations of gift cards listed. Scan your Everyday Rewards Card to collect 20x points. Available in-store only at Woolworths Supermarkets and select Woolworths Metro. Excludes Woolworths Online and MILKRUN. Standard Points will not be earned on amount spent on gift cards, but the relevant number of bonus points that you qualify for under this offer. Bonus points can take up to 14 business days to be loaded onto your Everyday Rewards Card from date of purchase. Refer to individual cards for terms and conditions. Unless specified, a limit of 10 cards per day per Rewards member. For TCN Kids variable gift card where you choose the amount to load a limit of 2 cards per day per Rewards member. Rewards Points $30 = 600, $50 = 1000, $100 = 2000, Variable Gift Card $1 spend = 20x Reward Points. While stocks last. Card images shown may vary.

Gift Card Where is this gift card accepted?
TCN Baby Adairs Kids, Adore Beauty, ASOS, Baby Bunting, Bae The Label, Bonds, Cotton On Body, Cotton On Kids, Dymocks, H&M, Kidstuff, Peter Alexander, Ripe Maternity, The Trybe, Thread The Word, Toyworld.
TCN Him 99 Bikes, Academy Brand, adidas, Aquila, ASOS, Barbeques Galore, BCF, Bonds, boohooMAN, Calibre, Calvin Klein, Champion, City Beach, Cotton On, Culture Kings, Decathlon, Dr. Martens, Drummond Golf, Dymocks, Edge Clothing, Factorie, Foot Locker, Ghanda, Glue Store, H&M, Hallensteins, Hype DC, INTERSPORT, Jay Jays, JB Hi-Fi, JD Sports, Just Jeans, Kingpin, Kogan, Macpac, Neverland, Nike, Platypus, PlayStation Store, rebel, Reebok, Scotch & Soda, Supercheap Auto, Surf Dive 'n Ski, SurfStitch, The AFL Store, The Athlete's Foot, The Good Guys, Timberland, Timezone, TK Maxx, Tommy Hilfiger, Uber, Uber Eats, Universal Store, Van Heusen, Weber, Xbox, Zone Bowling.
TCN Kids 99 Bikes, Adairs Kids, adidas, AG LEGO® Certified Stores, ASOS, Billabong, Bonds, BOUNCE, City Beach, Cotton On, Cotton On Kids, Culture Kings, Decjuba Kids, Dymocks, Foot Locker, Ghanda, H&M, Holey Moley, Hype DC, INTERSPORT, JB Hi-Fi, JD Sports, Just Jeans, Kidstuff, Kingpin, Movie World, New Balance, Nike, NRLShop.com, Platypus, PlayStation Store, Puma, Quiksilver, rebel, Reebok, Roblox, Sea World, Skechers, Smiggle, Strike, Surf Dive 'n Ski, SurfStitch, The AFL Store, The Athlete's Foot, The Oodie, The Trybe, Timezone, TK Maxx, Toyworld, Typo, Village Roadshow Theme Parks, Wet n Wild, Xbox, Zone Bowling.
TCN Party 99 Bikes, AG LEGO® Certified Stores, ASOS, BCF, Billabong, Bonds, BOUNCE, Champion, City Beach, Cotton On, Cotton On Body, Cotton On Kids, Culture Kings, Decathlon, Decjuba Kids, Dotti, Dymocks, Factorie, Foot Locker, Ghanda, Glue Store, H&M, Holey Moley, Hype DC, Jay Jays, JB Hi-Fi, JD Sports, Just Jeans, Kidstuff, Macpac, Movie World, Peter Alexander, Platypus, Puma, Quiksilver, rebel, Reebok, Sea World, SHEIN, Skechers, Smiggle, Sportsgirl, Supré, Surf Dive 'n Ski, The AFL Store, The Athlete's Foot, The Oodie, Timezone, TK Maxx, Toyworld, Typo, Universal Store, Village Roadshow Theme Parks, Wet n Wild, Xbox, Zone Bowling.
TCN Shop Adairs, adidas, Adore Beauty, ASOS, Barbeques Galore, BCF, Beginning Boutique, Bonds, boohoo, Bras N Things, Calvin Klein, Champion, City Beach, Collins Booksellers, Cotton On, Decjuba, Dotti, Dymocks, Foot Locker, Forever New, Ghanda, Ginger and Smart, Glassons, Glue Store, H&M, Hello Molly, House, Hype DC, Jacqui E, Jay Jays, JD Sports, Jeanswest, Just Jeans, Kogan, Kookai, Macpac, MyHouse, Nike, Nine West, Oz Hair & Beauty, Perfect Stranger, Peter Alexander, Platypus, Portmans, Puma, rebel, Reebok, Robins Kitchen, SHEIKE, SHEIN, Sheridan, Sheridan Outlet, Showpo., Smiggle, Sportsgirl, Stylerunner, Supré, Sussan, Suzanne Grae, Thats So Fetch, TK Maxx, Tommy Hilfiger, Typo, Uber, Uber Eats, Universal Store, Wheel & Barrow, White Fox Boutique, Wittner.
TCN Good Food Merchants around Australia categorised as Eating Places and Restaurants (MCC 5812) or Drinking Places (MCC 5813). Gift card subject to individual merchant acceptance. (Please refer to this table for more information.)

2. Earn 10x Everyday Rewards Points on TCN Luxury Eftpos Variable Gift Cards. Exclusions Apply (In-Store Only)

Offer available from 23/10/24 to 29/10/24 on all denominations of gift cards listed. Excludes Eftpos and Eftpos Merindah-Gunya $50, $100 and Variable Gift Cards. Available in-store only at Woolworths Supermarkets and select Woolworths Metro. Scan your Everyday Rewards Card to collect 10x points. Excludes Woolworths Online and MILKRUN. Standard Points will not be earned on amount spent on gift cards, but on the relevant number of bonus points that you qualify for under this offer. Bonus points can take up to 14 business days to be loaded onto your Everyday Rewards Card from date of purchase. Refer to individual cards for their terms and conditions. Limit of 2 cards per day per Rewards member. Eftpos Gift Cards are subject to a Purchase Fee, Variable card = $7.95. Rewards Points, Variable card $1 = 10x points. While stocks last. Card images shown may vary.

If you have any questions, please checkout the Gift Card FAQ wiki page. It contains FAQs for gift card deals at Woolworths, as well as TCN gift cards.

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Comments

  • Kanjus on 21/10/2024 - 17:06

    Coles ultimate gcs will be marginally better. 10% discount vs points…. if you can get it

    • justtoreply on 21/10/2024 - 17:42
      +1

      I find TCN has better stores than ultimate

      • ItsBatman on 22/10/2024 - 10:00

        Ultimate has Officeworks, wich gives you more discount if you do a prce beat

        • justtoreply on 22/10/2024 - 14:41

          K. I don't need to shop there

      • zzzzzz on 22/10/2024 - 15:39

        I found it worse. It doesn't have cinemas

    • abs898 on 21/10/2024 - 17:50

      It's also easier to find Coles card vs woolies. I personally prefer points over upfront discount, if used correctly gives you more benefit in the long run

      • Kanjus on 21/10/2024 - 18:02
        -1

        How does the maths work on that? Points give you an effective 9.09% discount vs a straight 10% off. And a higher up front outlay via points.

        • abs898 on 21/10/2024 - 18:10

          Because quite a few people don't use the points accumulated towards getting discount. They convert it into frequent flyer and get 4x more benefit our of it

        • WookieMonster on 21/10/2024 - 18:11
          +5

          That “effective 9.09% discount” assumes that you convert 2,000 Everyday Rewards points into $10 off a future shop at participating businesses (e.g. Woolworths, BIG W, MILKRUN, EG Ampol), then you treat that $10 off a future shop as credit you need to redeem in order to realise its benefit.

          However, if you instead redeem that 2,000 Everyday Rewards points for 1,000 Qantas points, what would the Qantas points be worth? That is a rabbit hole other people have gone down in much more detail, but you can see what the previous commenter was implying by saying “if used correctly”.

          • Haunt on 21/10/2024 - 23:22

            @WookieMonster: How is the 20x EDR Points (for use in Woolies) effectively 9.09% discount? I thought it was effectively 10%?

            • WookieMonster on 22/10/2024 - 00:05
              +4

              @Haunt: It depends on how you view the bonus Everyday Rewards points.

              If you purchase a $100 TCN Baby gift card through this deal (as an example) and you scan an Everyday Rewards points, you will earn 20x points for every $1 you spend on that gift card (i.e. you will earn 2,000 Everyday Rewards points). 2,000 Everyday Rewards points converts into $10 in Everyday Rewards Dollars (which you need to redeem on a future shop on eligible items at Woolworths or other participating businesses).

              Put simply:

              Amount you spend What you receive in return
              $100 $100 TCN Baby gift card & $10 in Everyday Rewards Dollars

              If you want to calculate the effective discount, the formula would be:

              effective discount = 1 - (amount you spend)/(what you receive in return)
              = 1 - (100)/(100+10)
              = 1 - 100/110
              = 1 - 0.9090909
              = 0.09090909
              = 9.090909%

              The reason I included the Everyday Rewards Dollars in the what you receive in return section is that I do not consider it equivalent to cash (and you generally cannot convert Everyday Rewards Dollars into cash); you have to spend the Everyday Rewards Dollars in order to benefit from it.1 On the other hand, if this deal was for 10% off $100 TCN Baby gift cards, you only need to spend $90 for that gift card, and you do not need to spend the $10 you saved to realise that benefit.

              You may have seen an alternative explanation in some previous Woolworths or BIG W deals:

              Basically 10% of the gift card’s value returned to you in the form of Everyday Rewards points.

              This is a different way of looking at the Everyday Rewards points you earn from this deal. If we use the $100 TCN Baby gift card as an example again, the 2,000 Everyday Rewards points you earn through this deal (which converts into $10 in Everyday Rewards Dollars) is 10% of the gift card’s face value. In other words, this view is comparing the value of the Everyday Rewards points earned in respect to the gift card’s face value. This is not a discount per se, because (in my view) the Everyday Rewards Dollars needs to be redeemed in order to realise the $10 value.

              Does that make sense?

              1. Put it another way: if Everyday Rewards closed your Everyday Rewards account on Thursday before you had a chance to redeem the $10 in Everyday Rewards Dollars you got from purchasing the $100 TCN Baby gift card, you will effectively have spent $100 for a $100 TCN Baby gift card (and have nothing else to show for it). ↩

              • mattyf on 22/10/2024 - 00:25
                -3

                @WookieMonster: When the 9%ers bring this up, they always fail to mention that you're also getting a discount on the reward spend too - ie. $10 worth of groceries for $9.09 - the discount rate is correct, but applies to both the gift card and the value of the groceries

                To make things simpler, lets say you spend that $10 to buy $10 worth of fuel. You just received a $100 gift card, and $10 worth of fuel, but you paid only $100. Therefore, if you're applying the discount rate uniformly — as the 9%ers are so hell bent on doing — here is what you paid and received

                1. You purchased a $100 gift card for $90.90
                2. You also purchased $10 worth of fuel for $9.10!

                Now, this is rather silly, don't you think? If I go for a shop and one of the things I buy is half price, I got that item 50% off regardless of what else is in my basket. So you have to understand, not every agrees its "only 9% discount versus 10% cash off offer", because the other way to look at it is:

                1. You purchased a $100 gift card for $90
                2. You purchased $10 worth of fuel for $10

                et voila.

                • Kanjus on 22/10/2024 - 00:41
                  +1

                  @mattyf: In that last example you could have bought another $10 for $9 with a separate voucher if you really want to

                  • mattyf on 22/10/2024 - 00:53

                    @Kanjus: If you are a person who runs every dollar spent through gift cards, then I see your point

                • truetypezk on 22/10/2024 - 15:04

                  @mattyf: I would say it is silly even to debate over this. With the time and energy spent I'd rather go and buy myself another batch of cards:)

                  • mattyf on 22/10/2024 - 17:31

                    @truetypezk: its worthwhile to debate, particularly because you save time and energy if you understand the math. for instance, right now there is 10% off at Coles, and 20x EDR points at the W

                    if you're a 9 you're going to think the Coles deal is better - even though variable load is excluded, so you're going to race all over town to find the cards in your desired denomination.

                    if you're a 10 like me, you'll just go straight to woolies and grab the variable load

                    the honest answer is - just like an "effective" tax rate - the "effective" discount rate will depend on the spending habits of the person. there is no objective discount rate.

                    • truetypezk on 25/10/2024 - 09:09
                      +1

                      @mattyf: Well I think it finally boils down to how effectively you can convert your pts into cash/cash equivalents, which is very different depending on your knowledge and circumstances.

              • Haunt on 22/10/2024 - 00:48

                @WookieMonster: Amazing response. I have read another 9.09% explanation on another thread but this was well put through. Thank you for making it easier to understand.

        • mattyf on 21/10/2024 - 19:19
          -4

          A 9.09% discount on BOTH the gift card AND your grocery spend reward

          OR a 10% discount off the gift card on its own, in the form of non-discounted groceries

          This 9% myth has got to die, because people are misrepresenting it as a 9% discount on only the GC - which is flat out false

          • magic8ballgag on 22/10/2024 - 12:54

            @mattyf:

            This 9% myth has got to die, because people are misrepresenting it as a 9% discount on only the GC - which is flat out false

            The math provided by WookieMonster checks out, therefore how is the discount being misrepresented?

            As mentioned, if the gift card was 10% off (i.e. paying $90 for a $100 gift card) then it would be a true 10% discount.

            • mattyf on 22/10/2024 - 14:52
              -5

              @magic8ballgag: you paid $90 for the gift card and $10 for $10 worth of groceries

  • daanish on 21/10/2024 - 17:07
    +1

    Hoping to jag some of the EFTPOS cards to use at Aldi. Easy way to earn credit card points without the surcharge.

  • 1parle on 21/10/2024 - 17:22

    TCN baby - Best for baby bunting 🙌

  • binscab on 21/10/2024 - 17:51
    -1

    Does this mean you can't do $500 for the luxury?

    • WookieMonster on 21/10/2024 - 18:12

      Are you able to elaborate? I cannot see anything in the deal that suggests you cannot load a TCN Luxury eftpos gift card with $500.

  • abs898 on 21/10/2024 - 17:51

    Probably have already disappeared from woolies shevles.
    Luxury eftpos

  • lewisoz on 21/10/2024 - 18:21
    -2

    I have never seen TCN Luxury Eftpos Variable Gift Cards at Woolworths ever.

  • Maglia Nera on 21/10/2024 - 18:46
    -3

    None in 3 stores that I've visited over the weekend (Sydney south suburbs)

    Another case of misleading advertising by these jokers

  • linkindan on 21/10/2024 - 19:33

    Doesn’t say variable load is excluded for TCN, so I assume it’s included?

    • WookieMonster on 21/10/2024 - 19:50
      +3

      It should be included, because both offers specifically mention you will earn 20x points or 10x points for every $1 you spend on the variable load denomination. The TCN Kids gift card offer also specifically says you will only earn bonus points on a maximum of two variable load TCN Kids gift cards per day.

      The only gift cards in this deal that are sold in a variable load denomination at Woolworths (AFAIK) are the TCN Kids gift card and the TCN Luxury eftpos gift card.

      (If you think about it, it would be a bit strange for Woolworths to exclude the variable load TCN Kids gift card from this deal, but then say you can earn points when buying a maximum of two per day. It would be even more strange for Woolworths to exclude the variable load TCN Luxury eftpos gift card from this deal, because TCN Luxury eftpos gift cards are only sold at Woolworths in a variable load denomination.)

    • abs898 on 21/10/2024 - 20:32
      +7

      Not a hack, it's literally shoplifting/stealing.

      I get it there is no monetary value to it, still illegal.

  • cuteduck on 21/10/2024 - 23:05

    Has anyone try to pay ATO bill through Auspost using TCN Eftpos?

    • ginger-gin on 22/10/2024 - 10:57
      +1

      shouldn't be any issue, if it's not working, let us know and you can use it for Aldi or any utility bill(confirmed myself on this)

    • surfingedge on 22/10/2024 - 11:19

      If the staff notice you aren't using a "real" bank card they may cancel or refuse to let you do the transaction

      If they don't care, it will work

  • kazaf on 22/10/2024 - 16:36

    "a limit of 10 cards per day per Rewards member.", does that mean I cannot earn EDR points on the same day after 10 cards?

    • WookieMonster on 22/10/2024 - 19:52
      +1

      Correct, you can only earn points on a maximum of 10 gift cards per Everyday Rewards account per day (and this is something the checkout actually enforces).

      However, if you have access to another Everyday Rewards account, you can earn points on another 10 gift cards each day.

    • Tweedledee on 23/10/2024 - 19:30

      Damn first time I’ve seen this usually it’s Xper transaction.
      Anyone tested it?

    • Momoni on 24/10/2024 - 11:50
      +1

      Keep in mind that TCN Kids variable is just two cards.

      Also, keep an eye on the register. It will show you how much points you would get for that transaction. If it doesn’t add up, don’t proceed / check with the cashier.

  • lito on 22/10/2024 - 16:50

    Been to a few Woolworths in Sydney and can’t even see of these on the shelf anymore

  • Bii on 23/10/2024 - 02:47
    +1

    Waiting for Cafe Choice or Restaurant Choice, if not, eating home for healthier and saving money for obz deals.

  • Bettyboo on 23/10/2024 - 10:38

    TCN good food. Is it same as the restaurant choice giftcards?

    • WookieMonster on 23/10/2024 - 10:57
      +4

      No, not at all.

      In summary:

      TCN Good Food Restaurant / Café Choice
      Permitted MCCs Eating Places and Restaurants (MCC 5812), Drinking Places (MCC 5813) Hotels, Caterers (MCC 5811), Eating Places and Restaurants (MCC 5812), Drinking Places (MCC 5813), Fast Food Restaurants (MCC 5814), Motels & Resorts, Central Merchant (MCC 7011) and Amusement Parks, Circuses, Carnivals and Fortune Tellers (MCC 7996)
      Card network eftpos Visa1
      How to redeem at merchant? Swipe the physical card on the EFTPOS terminal2 Swipe the physical card on the EFTPOS terminal, use via a supported mobile wallet, or use online or over-the-phone at merchants (where accepted by the merchant)
      Support for mobile wallets? No Yes (Apple Pay, Google Wallet, Samsung Wallet)
      Can exchange for a digital version of the gift card? No No
      Can be redeemed at Square EFTPOS terminals? No3 Yes4

      1. There is an older eftpos version of the Restaurant Choice gift card, but I have not seen them for sale at Coles or Woolworths for a number of months. ↩

      2. There is a digital TCN Good Food gift card that operates on the Mastercard network and can be added to supported mobile wallets, but it is currently not possible to exchange a physical TCN Good Food gift card for the digital version. ↩

      3. Square EFTPOS terminals will not process payments on the eftpos network if you swipe a physical card on the EFTPOS terminal. ↩

      4. There were recent issues where Blackhawk Network (the gift card operator) was flagging transactions processed through Square EFTPOS terminals as “fraudulent” and rejecting them, but this issue should be resolved now. ↩

      • ltwo on 23/10/2024 - 14:54

        their website seems to suggest only venues listed on the site will accept the TCN Good Food.

        • WookieMonster on 23/10/2024 - 15:23

          Their website has suggested that for a long time. However, the reason I say it works at MCC 5812 and 5813 (where accepted by the merchant) is largely based on this conversation.

      • Bettyboo on 23/10/2024 - 20:37
        +1

        Thank you for all these information. Really great.

  • Chatgpttrue on 23/10/2024 - 11:25

    @WookieMonster can the TCN Luxury eftpos Gift cards be used to buy another gift card in-store?

    Apologies if this question has been asked many times before!

    • WookieMonster on 23/10/2024 - 11:48

      Which store? The answer will depend on which store you are referring to.

      If it is Woolworths (because this deal is at Woolworths), I suggest you look at the table in the FAQs. (There is a link to the FAQs at the bottom of the deal description.)

      • Chatgpttrue on 24/10/2024 - 10:56

        Apologies for this late response, I've only just been able to look at the FAQ now.

        It's very helpful, thank you 😊

        Interestingly if I refer to the Coles section, a TCN eftpos gift card can be used to purchase another TCN eftpos gift card.

        However, it's uncertain whether the TCN eftpos gift card can be used to purchase Coles Mastercard or Vanilla Visa Gift cards which are popular cards when they are on promotion. Do you have an update on these gift cards?

  • zman09 on 23/10/2024 - 17:05

    Does the cards take 24 hours to get the balance added? I bought a variable card this afternoon and it is showing $0.

    • sarakoth on 23/10/2024 - 23:10

      I don't know about the variable cards as I bought the fixed donimation, and I had to sit there and wait while the machine activated them all (10) so it took a minute or so, then he handed me all the activation slips. I haven't tried looking up the card online (if you can) or using it however to see if it actually worked immediately but I assume it would have. The only website however to see you balance might take overnight or something though I suppose.

  • sarakoth on 23/10/2024 - 20:13
    +1

    Anyone know if there is any limit on how many you can use at JB?

    • sarakoth on 24/10/2024 - 22:23
      +1

      FYI for anyone else.. I used 20 easy.. the girl said she has seen way more than that being used… takes awhile to open em up and apply them all one at a time though!

  • san87 on 23/10/2024 - 21:59
    +1

    I have tried multiple times to buy Visa/MasterCard or EFTPOS gift cards when there is a promotion, but I've never been able to get any. Do they hide it if they are on promotion?

    • test8888 on 24/10/2024 - 02:12

      this is like to win a lotto

  • ginger-gin on 24/10/2024 - 15:07

    Good luck and just to save some folks' time and trip in South West Sydney, none are available from the system and this TCN is stocked up by 3rd party, nothing to do with Woolies

  • Phlume on 24/10/2024 - 18:37

    Didn't get my rewards points from buying 6 x $50 TCN Him cards, anyway to fix this?

    • sarakoth on 24/10/2024 - 19:16

      It says up to 14 days to see them in your account. I just made sure they came up at the checkout before paying.

  • xslasherzz on 24/10/2024 - 21:01

    Bought some HIM & Kids gift cards, tried to redeem JB gift cards. I am able to swap the Kids gift card for JB, but received unable to redeem for this voucher error. Anyone else had the same issue?

    • WookieMonster on 24/10/2024 - 21:06
      +2

      One workaround is to register the TCN gift card first, then attempt an exchange again. Have you already tried this?

      • xslasherzz on 24/10/2024 - 22:13
        +1

        Thanks! It works after registering.

  • BrownEyedGirl on 25/10/2024 - 15:36
    +1

    South West Sydney ~ Carnes Hill had a bunch (8-10) of the variable load Luxury last night, around 7:30pm. purchased two from Prestons on Wednesday and didn’t want to run the risk of being absent minded and purchasing a bunch, then misplacing them. Also didn’t want to be greedy as I figure I’ve already scored 5000 QFF points from Wednesday’s purchase 🙃

  • stuartfaz on 26/10/2024 - 09:52

    Snagged $600 worth of the TCN cards to buy an Apple Watch at TGG. 6000 Qantas points in the holster straight away, almost enough for a flight to Sydney. Too easy.

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