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Boots Advantage Card
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  • Quality of Incentives3.5 stars
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  • Value for Money4.1 stars
  • Reviewer Ratings3.9 stars
  • Overall Rating3.9 stars

18 Reviews For Boots Advantage Card

  • Guest 25th Sep 2009

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    I really like the Boots card. It gives you a lot of points for your Money along with lots of other useful Benefits. You get Exclusive offers aswell and I like the fact that if you Become an organ Donor, they put the Symbol on your card. And its FREE..!!!!!

  • Guest 19th Aug 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    There is no age limit to get one. It is eay and essential. Would recommend anyone to get a Boots Card.

  • Guest 2nd Jun 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I think the Boots Advantage Cards are brilliant. People often complain that you cannot use part-payment when redeeming, but is this really even a big deal? At 4 points per £1.00 in store, you can hardly complain - either way, you're getting free stuff! On certain promotional days (usuallly around Christmas) you get 1000points free for every £50 spent in store. And, the in-store kiosks have fantastic offers, for example, everytime you spend over £25, you get 200points free.
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  • speakout Rank: Lieutenant-Colonel 24th Apr 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I think this is the best loyalty scheme available to consumers today and definitely helps Boots to maintain market share and retain customer loyalty. The Boots Advantage Card is dead easy to use, you just hand it over when paying for goods at the till point and you can either have the points added to your card or you can redeem existing points to purchase the things you need. It should be noted though that not all goods in Boots can be purchased using the points you may have on your Boots Advant ...

  • Susan Parker 1st Apr 2009

    Reviewer rating: 2.5 stars


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    The Boots loyalty card may be generous but Boots have an unacceptable policy of not allowing shoppers to redeem points on goods that cost more than the value of the points.

    I tried to redeem £9.50 worth of points on a set of electrical toothbrushes this morning, and found I couldn't. So I ended up paying the full price on the item, costing me over £22. :(

    This is very untypical of loyalty card schemes.

  • From my experience 28th Mar 2009

    Reviewer rating: 2 stars


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    The Boots advantage card is advertised as the most generous loyalty card in the UK. However, I recently discovered at the till that you cannot use it for part payment of a product. I bought a porduct for £40. I wanted to use my £20 worth of points towards the payment, but was told I can't!

    So, if I buy a product that costs £20.01, I cannot use any of my Advantage card points towards the payment . . . !!!!!!!

    Perhaps, not so generous after all. Why don't they widely advert ...

  • kissme2070 Rank: Sergeant 16th Mar 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    A Boots Advantage card can be used at any Boots store to collect points every time you make a purchase, even if you are buying just one item! Boots Advantage Card is the most generous loyalty card in the UK which gives you 4 points for every £1 that you spend in store or online.
    I think this card is fantastic, not only is it free but they are also rewarding you for spending in their store. The Triple and double points events are brilliant to get lots of extra points and its get to use t ...

  • Guest 1st Feb 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I think that the boots advantage card offers a good reward, and i like the fact that you can top-up your phone and get points for it so you get 40 points (pence) for every £10 spent.

  • hoggbaby2003 Rank: Lance Corporal 18th May 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    Boots Advantage Card gets a a big thumbs up from me : ) I love collecting points and using the offer vouchers you send me! I also enjoy all the buy 1 get 1 free and 3 for 2 offers, and therefore try and make the most of them especially when I have many up coming birthdays/special occasions. Thanks

  • Geoff G 7th Dec 2007

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    I reposted my Card lost by email in October. I have yet to receive a new one. I have found Boots to be extremely slow.

  • joeyruss Rank: Lieutenant 1st Nov 2007

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Love 'em or hate 'em, it has to be said, loyalty cards are here to stay. Those cynics out there will no doubt see them as yet another example of "Surveillance Britain" and complain that all these cards do is let the powers that be know what we buy, how often and where ....

    Well ok, this is true but look at it from the retailer's view .. what a wonderful tool for keeping tabs on what we buy and what we don't, how often we purchase the same product, which people in which parts of the country use ...

  • XSTEPH2006X 29th Oct 2007

    Reviewer rating: 3 stars


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    YOU HAVE TO SPEND A LOT OF MONEY IN BOOTS IN ORDER TO GET ANYTHING GOOD. OVER ALL WORTH IT IF YOU FREQUENTLY BUY THERE BECAUSE YOU CAN GET MONEY BACK AND, VOUCHERS ARE ALSO FREE TO RUN.

  • brett4243 17th Feb 2006

    Reviewer rating: 0 stars


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    On a recent visit to Boots I discovered my Advantage card missing from my wallet. I contacted Boots to be told my points had been redeemed. As all my other cards were intact it is possible that it was not returned to me and fraudulently used. There is no id check on point redemption. It is easy and almost undetectable for dishonest staff to keep the card, especially if it's a cash payment and they don't swipe the card resulting in a completely untraceable transaction.

  • vherbertsmith Rank: Lieutenant 16th Sep 2004

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Everyone should have one of the Boots loyalty cards. I've had one for years and I use it to buy baby products, sun creams and special pampering bits that I may not otherwise get. I have also managed to get a hairdryer and three hair straightners just by collecting points. The card is very easy to set up and you can even register as an organ donor via it. The machines in store provide extra points off vouchers. This outweighs all other cards by far and it must work for Boots as well. I know that ...

  • zoemlamb Rank: Corporal 7th Sep 2004

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    At Boots you can receive 4 points when you spend £1.00, but if you use the advantage machine in the larger stores you can get money off vouchers and lots of extra points which you can spend on almost anything. At Christmas they have a vast amount of gifts and toys on 3 for 2 which not only saves you money but you also get the points on top of the fact as a cardholder you get invited to store promotions offering you special offers and a free gift bag with substantial points if you buy at th ...

  • DEB788 10th Aug 2004

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Boots has the best loyalty card scheme in my opinion. It is so simple and very generous. You get 4 points for every pound spent and then an redeem these by presenting your card at checkout on most items. Very good if you shop for holiday items or buy your lunch there as they soon add up

  • alisonash 11th Nov 2003

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Superb and idiot-proof way of benefiting from all purchases at Boots, including boots.com

  • smithster Rank: Corporal 9th Sep 2003

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    The Boots Advantage Card offers its users 4p back for every pound you spend in a pharmacy and 1p back for all other shops. Whilst Boots have brought out new tempoary cards not all outlets have them and it is alot of hassle transfering your points from the tempoary card to your new card.

    All in all this is a good card with many unique features.