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How it Works

Many loyalty {{mpg_program}}s in {{mpg_country}} work on a system of points and rewards. {{mpg_brand}} offers special perks and benefits to its members, rewarding you with every {{mpg_currency}} you spend. Using the example below, we’ll show you how you could earn a {{mpg_symbol}}{{mpg_reward}} reward based a standard points-per-{{mpg_currency}} spent rewards {{mpg_program}}.

How do I earn points?

Loyalty card {{mpg_program}}s such as {{mpg_brand}} often award you a set number of points with each purchase. Here is an example of how this might work: Earn {{mpg_1x}} {{mpg_point}} for every {{mpg_symbol}}1 you spend as a member of {{mpg_brand}}. This might change based on your status level as higher status levels often earn more points per {{mpg_currency}} spent. For example Tier 1 members might earn {{mpg_1x}} {{mpg_point}} for every {{mpg_symbol}}1 spent, while Tier 2 members could earn {{mpg_2x}} points and Tier 3 members get {{mpg_3x}} points.

Redeeming Rewards

Since the rewards are typically recurring, the number of points per {{mpg_currency}} you’d earn at {{mpg_brand}} naturally increases the value of every point and leads to a greater rewards-redemption value. Let’s take a look at how this could play out across multiple tiers of membership.

Tier 1: Let’s say Tier 1 members earn {{mpg_1x}} {{mpg_point}} for every {{mpg_symbol}}1 they spend. If every {{mpg_hit}} points gets you a {{mpg_symbol}}{{mpg_reward}} reward, then you’re effective points redemption rate is {{mpg_rate1x}}.

Tier 2: If Tier 2 members spend {{mpg_symbol}}1 and get {{mpg_2x}} points then they would be redeeming every {{mpg_hit}} points for a {{mpg_symbol}}{{mpg_reward}} reward at the rate of {{mpg_rate2x}} back. This is double the {{mpg_rate1x}} rate they’d be getting as a Tier 1 loyalty card member.

Tier 3: Once you make it to Tier 3 in the {{mpg_program}}, you’d be earning {{mpg_3x}} points for every {{mpg_symbol}}1 spent. When redeeming {{mpg_hit}} points for a {{mpg_symbol}}{{mpg_reward}} voucher, this equates to a {{mpg_rate3x}} rate of redemption on your points. This is triple the {{mpg_rate1x}} earning rate of Tier 1 members and 50% more than the {{mpg_rate2x}} rate earned by Tier 2 members.

{{mpg_brand}} and many other loyalty schemes in {{mpg_country}} may structure the point-earning this way, with rewards subsequently issued in the form of a voucher that has a unique code. When shopping online, you’d be able to quickly apply your {{mpg_brand}} voucher and reduce the price of your shopping cart accordingly.

Earning Bonus Points

There also may be bonus points opportunities where you can get credit for partaking in activities that are not related to making purchases. This could be a great way to increase the value of your {{mpg_brand}} membership, and we’ll break this down here as well. For example, a common example that loyalty card schemes in {{mpg_country}} like to offer is a signup bonus where you could see up to 500 points credited to your account just for joining. This is a great way to get you off to a strong start as you work toward earning a reward as a loyalty {{mpg_program}} member.

{{mpg_brand}} Sign Up Bonus ({{mpg_bonus1}} points)

Follow the {{mpg_program}} on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram ({{mpg_bonus2}} points)

Share a Facebook Post or Retweet the {{mpg_program}}’s content ({{mpg_bonus3}} points)

Enter your birthday in your {{mpg_program}} account profile ({{mpg_bonus4}} points)

Post a review of a recent purchase ({{mpg_bonus4}} points) and add a photo to that review ({{mpg_bonus1}} points).

Refer a Friend

{{mpg_brand}} is always looking for new members and brands in this position often offer special bonuses for referring your friends to join. When this promotion is active, you’ll find a unique referral code in your {{mpg_brand}} account, which you can share with your friends. When your friend joins, they would get a {{mpg_brand}} voucher (usually {{mpg_symbol}}{{mpg_reward}}-{{mpg_symbol}}20) that can be used on a future purchase. {{mpg_brand}} will, as a bonus, also credit you with a voucher for the same amount.

Points & Rewards Expiration

Generally speaking points will have an expiration period of around 12 months, especially if your account slips into inactivity. However, some programs do not subject their points and rewards to any expiration at all. {{mpg_brand}} may change their expiration rules from time to time, so it’s always a good idea to check their rewards website for the latest expiry information.

Missing Points for a Transaction or Visit?

One common problem among loyalty {{mpg_program}} members in {{mpg_country}} is that many people forget to identify themselves as a member when paying. {{mpg_brand}} may allow you to retroactively earn credit for your missing transaction. Just contact SoLoyal to get your missing points credited.

Terms & Exclusions

{{mpg_brand}}, like many of the popular loyalty schemes in {{mpg_country}}, may not allow you to earn points on sale items or when purchasing gift cards. However, points are typically earned when using the gift card for purchases. Their main website should have more info about that.