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Review by
Emily C
on 28th Dec 2006
User Rating : 10
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Sainsbury's is my local supermarket, and after shopping there for a couple of months I decided it would cause me no great loss to join in on the Nectar card scheme, and I have been busily collecting my points ever since.
I use it every time I visit Sainsbury's, which is usually about once a week. ...
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Review by
Kieran McGeehan
on 4th Sep 2006
User Rating : 2
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I had accumulated a great number of points on my Nectar Card (enough for a waffle iron or a day out at Alton Towers or something) and decided to keep collecting until I could get something better. The only problem is that at the same time, someone else had their own ideas to use my points.
I recei ...
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Review by
vherbertsmith
on 16th Sep 2004
User Rating : 8
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I find the Nectar card beneficial as I earn points in Sainsburys when I buy my food and I then spend the vouchers I earn in Adams on clothes for my baby as they are worth more in there than anywhere else. The points do mount up very quickly and you can collect your vouchers at your registered store. ...
vherbertsmith's full review | 99 words
Review by
angeelu
on 31st Jul 2004
User Rating : 10
Respect :
-1
Nectar Card- People tend to fall into two categories: They either like loyalty cards or they hate them. I'm someone who likes getting things for free, and so far as I'm concerned, getting a reward for shopping somewhere I'd do my shopping anyway can't be bad.
Nectar was originally a replacement r ...
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Review by
marsattack
on 14th Jul 2004
User Rating : 7
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Having a Nectar Loyalty Card is being loyal to your local
shops and buying the goods. Collecting points .......... to spend in the shop or to spend at other shops or to have days out.
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