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Eat More Stars and Earn more PC Points! #EatMoreStars #GuildingStarsCA
Over the last few months, I’ve shared with you some great information about the Guiding Star program.
First we learned about what Guiding Stars are and what criteria Loblaws uses to rate different food and products.
Then I showed you how you can make great food choices to making amazing, healthy meals!
Now that you’re buying foods with Guiding Stars, Loblaws is congratulating you by giving you…
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Hurrah! The fall 2012 flip books came into my store today.
I can scan one, if anyone wants, for anyone whose Superstore hasn't gotten them in yet; I'm sure shoots from these books are already floating around on the internet in an unorganized manner of some sort. Since joe.ca is always so behind the times, but their twitter is fairly up to date.
Another item we got in were handouts, detailing an offer valid August 17th to August 19th: Earn 10x PC Points when you spend $25 on Joe Fresh apparel purchases using your PC Financial Mastercard or debit card. At participating supermarkets. So if you have a card (I don't), keep it in mind. If anyone wants me to scan or type up the terms and conditions, just message me.
Lastly! We got in the softest jeggings I have ever touched. Nineteen dollars, and comes in cobalt, jade, wine red, deeper burgundy, poppy red, and mustard. Possibly more colours at the larger locations. Almost more of a soft chino. Inseem looks about 29", size 0 waist is ~28" (I write this only because of how horribly the sizing of Joe Clothes fluctuates--one day I will write a rant), low rise. These ones go up to size 16 (only had time enough to measure one waist; I'll attempt next shift, for comparison).
A post from another financial blogger got me wondering about whether other folks do the same as we have done, and that is maximizing our Customer Allegiance points (like Aeroplan, Petropoints, or Air Miles), by overlapping customer appreciation point systems.
