Sainsbury's to Change the Way They Give Nectar Points

Agree 100% ShellyAnn , If you don't want to reward my loyalty on a more fair basis then I will go somewhere which will !

Yes, they are making these changes at the same time as Waitrose are improving theirs. I would probably still go to Sainsburys but less often. Waitrose and Iceland are a bit closer (although Iceland's card is useless). I might also sign up for a Morrison's card which I keep forgetting to do.

Jaycee5 I had a Iceland card years ago. I must have cut it up in the end. Useless like you say.

If I was Tesco or any other supermarket I would be laughing about this. I've been speaking to a few friends about it and we all say in that case, we won't go to sainsburys.

I live on my own so my shop isn't that large. So often, shops seem to think that they are doing you a favour. I am lucky in that I have virtually every supermarket within a short bus ride and I have a free pass so I can go to any.

I shop at different supermarkets, normally Tesco or Morrisons, but occasionally Sainsbury. The loyality points are definitely a bonus and I suppose they don't have to give you any, but I am more likely to shop somewhere that gives me them, as I use the money off vouchers you get from them to reduce the cost of my shopping or with the nectar points, we go to the cinema for a couple of quid, so for me, they are an incentive. I will just have to get my nectar points from nectar canvass instead.