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how can i use my point as a shopping voucher?
Hi Malelega, thanks for your inquiry!
Currently to receive shopping vouchers you need to have a Qantas Frequent Flyers account linked to your Woolworths Everyday Rewards card. Please refer to the link I have sent to your email for further information, you will need your Woolworths login details.
Cheers,
Jonathan
We mislaid our card and have now found it, we have2 temporary cards with reward points on them how do we transfer the points to the card, thank you eric
Hi Eric, thanks for your inquiry!
Unfortunately Everyday Rewards points cannot be transferred between cards. However Qantas Frequent Flyers points can be transferred between accounts by getting in contact with Qantas.
Cheers,
Jonathan
been a long time everyday reward customer 4 years (cant remember when i joined). i am trying to access my account but don’t know my username/password. please need help. thank you
Hi Rasella, thanks for your inquiry!
Please refer to the link I have provided to your email, it will allow you to reset your account details without your password/ username. You will need your personal email address to complete this process.
Cheers,
Jonathan
hi jonathan, I’ve just tried but still couldn’t reset my password/username because i didn’t have an email address back then. what do i do now?
Hi Rasella, thanks for your response.
It would be best to contact Woolworths Everyday Rewards, please refer to the contact details I have provided to your email.
Cheers,
Jonathan
how do I find out my point balance
and I probably need to change my address as I receive no letters.
Hi Sam,
Thanks for your inquiry.
You can view your Everyday Rewards balance in any of the following ways:
1. Log in to your Woolworths account.
2. Emails from Everyday Rewards.
3. Shopping receipts.
4. Woolworths Everyday Rewards app.
For further information about the new Woolworths Rewards program and all your questions, please see our Everyday Rewards program guide. You can also revisit the relevant product disclosure statement and terms and conditions of Woolworths Everyday Rewards from their website.
Cheers,
Jonathan
How to change my address for my everyday rewards card
Hi SITO JS, thanks for your inquiry!
The address can be changed on by going to the Everydayrewards website and logging in. After logging in press ‘My Profile’ in the top right hand corner and go to ‘Contact details’.
Cheers,
Jonathan