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 The Nectar loyalty card is a loyalty card scheme in the United Kingdom issued by a partnership of suppliers including the supermarket chain Sainsbury's, the credit card American Express, the department store chain Debenhams and the petrol distributors BP. It was launched in the autumn of 2002, and now over 50% of UK households are involved in the scheme. Image File history File links Unbalanced_scales. ...
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- Shared cost — Tesco spends £150 million per annum on its Clubcard
- Estimated initial 50%-250% return on investment
- Increased retention — Due to the nature of the Nectar scheme, a customer who shops regularly with more than one partner company can gain points faster. This reduces the chances of disillusionment or fatigue.
- More sophisticated offers — he points out that in many cases Tesco is spending several hundred pounds giving discounts to customers who would be loyal in any case.
- "Overlap" — The collaboration increases the chance of attracting new customers, for example a frequent customer of a BP filling station who joins Nectar may be tempted into a nearby Sainsbury's where they otherwise would not shop (and vice versa) to gain rewards faster.
- To turn "tertiary" or secondary buyers into "primary buyers" — i.e. (to use the Sainsbury's example again) to turn a customer who buys just the essentials at their local store into a customer who does the main shopping at that store.
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Earning Points
| Member | Points earned on | Points earned at rate | Exclusions | Notes | | Sainsbury's | Spending in store | 2 points per £1 spent, except 1 point per litre of fuel | savings stamps, car park tickets, vending machines, cashback, postage stamps, gift vouchers, baby milk, lottery tickets and phone cards | 250 points can be turned in to a voucher worth £2.50 to spend in Sainsbury's | | Sainsbury's Bank | Promotions and spending on credit cards | Various | n/a | n/a | | BP | Fuel and goods purchases in BP stores | 1 point per litre of fuel | tobacco and related products, baby milk, postage stamps, lottery tickets and phone cards | n/a | | Debenhams | Purchases in UK stores | 2 points per £1 spent | purchase of financial services, cashback, gift vouchers and gift cards, and payment of an outstanding balance on a Debenhams Account and delivery charges | n/a | | Hertz | all rentals booked in the UK, points awarded on the total charge appearing on the rental bill minus exclusions including charges for damage to car, fines for motoring offences | 2 points per £1 spent | n/a | n/a | | Magnet | Points earned on | 2 points per £1 spent | Magnet bathroom products, CP Hart or factory direct sales | Points added within seven days of the product being delivered | | Brewers Fayre | Food and drink | 2 points per £1 spent | accommodation or conference room services including food ordered while at a function; food ordered from the breakfast menu, tobacco products or e-entertainment products such as gaming machines or when you purchase "Leisure Vouchers" | n/a | | D and A Opticians | Spending in store | 2 points per £1 spent | n/a | n/a | | Ford | servicing, non-warranty repairs and MOTs of Ford cars at participating UK Ford dealers and all products and services for any make of car at participating Rapid Fit outlets. | 2 points per £1 spent | n/a | points can be awarded on car purchases as part of limited special offers | | Gala Bingo[1] | Every visit earns points depending on time of arrival and sessions played. Various bonus points sessions are also pre-advertised. Further points can be earned for winning certain games on Party Bingo during visit. | 70 points (5pm to 7pm)
60 points (after 7pm)
40 points (before 12.30pm)
30 points (12.30pm to 5pm)
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| ticket books (including Wiz and Wizard), Party Bingo, games machines or food and beverage purchases. | Each 500 points can be redeemed for a £2.50 Gala Gift Voucher (equivalent to Sainsburys redemption value) |
Nectar E-Stores Nectar points can be earned in the Nectar e-stores which has even more places where points can be gained by spending money in stores within the Nectar.com site.
Nectar E-Stores
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Former members - Barclaycard (Was a launch member, however membership ended on 31st August 2005)
- Vodafone (Membership ended on 31st August 2005)
- Threshers Group
- Winemark (Northern Ireland only)
- ebookers (Still a redemption partner, where you can spend your points)
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