Re: $10 Best Buy Reward Zone Cert for "Happy Holidays"
Originally Posted by erlong
(Post 11034564)
the standard Rewards Member, where they take away my points at the end of the year if I don't spend the $250 for the certificate!
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Re: $10 Best Buy Reward Zone Cert for "Happy Holidays"
They don't take mine away until February, so I think it goes by the date your membership started or something other than the calendar year.
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Re: $10 Best Buy Reward Zone Cert for "Happy Holidays"
I haven't bought anything at Best Buy since April. I got a $10 gift cert in the mail a little while ago and was planning to use it this weekend. I just checked my Reward Zone account (which I haven't checked in forever, since I hadn't bought anything) and there's a $10 reward there.
Any way to know (besides trying) if they're the same reward, or if I can use both? |
Re: $10 Best Buy Reward Zone Cert for "Happy Holidays"
I didn't spend enough at BB this year to worry about losing RZ points at the end of the year, I think I have about 9 points or somesuch. Anyway, I didn't get any kind of Happy Holidays certificate in my email...
Dammit...:sad: -kd5- |
Re: $10 Best Buy Reward Zone Cert for "Happy Holidays"
I am a member, but since they stopped snail mailing this stuff i rarely get it. i honestly don't know my act # (lost the rewards card, I was just giving them my phone #& now they've combined the rewards card with the bb credit card so i use that). or how to log in.
Someday, someone is going to invent a way to put data for many stores on 1 card & that person will get rich. i must have over 10 of those bloody rewards & club cards in my wallet, & I don't like them. I can imagine how many some people must have. |
Re: $10 Best Buy Reward Zone Cert for "Happy Holidays"
Originally Posted by jpolz
(Post 11035512)
I haven't bought anything at Best Buy since April. I got a $10 gift cert in the mail a little while ago and was planning to use it this weekend. I just checked my Reward Zone account (which I haven't checked in forever, since I hadn't bought anything) and there's a $10 reward there.
Any way to know (besides trying) if they're the same reward, or if I can use both? |
Re: $10 Best Buy Reward Zone Cert for "Happy Holidays"
Originally Posted by jpolz
(Post 11035512)
Any way to know (besides trying) if they're the same reward, or if I can use both?
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Re: $10 Best Buy Reward Zone Cert for "Happy Holidays"
I figured out how to get in. Apparently no $10 cert for me.
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Re: $10 Best Buy Reward Zone Cert for "Happy Holidays"
Just got an email with my $10RC!
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Re: $10 Best Buy Reward Zone Cert for "Happy Holidays"
Noticed a $10 certificate in my rewardszone account a few days ago and sensed it was for the same mismanaged "promotion" from last year. Last December, I received a $5 certificate after calling to ask why I hadn't received one. I then became a rewardszone silver member earlier this year, so maybe that has something to do with it. :shrug:
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Re: $10 Best Buy Reward Zone Cert for "Happy Holidays"
I haven't gotten one, and I barely shopped there all year. So I doubt they're only sending them to people who haven't been to the store in a while.
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Re: $10 Best Buy Reward Zone Cert for "Happy Holidays"
I'm not Silver, that may be the issue also.
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Re: $10 Best Buy Reward Zone Cert for "Happy Holidays"
Wow--amazingly polite CS. She said computer pre-selects who gets the certificates. Before I could even say anything, she offered to add a certificate to my account for my holiday shopping. I think this whole idea of randomly giving out certificates is annoying--reward everyone or no one!
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Re: $10 Best Buy Reward Zone Cert for "Happy Holidays"
Originally Posted by erlong
(Post 11034564)
they'll bump me back down to the standard Rewards Member, where they take away my points at the end of the year if I don't spend the $250 for the certificate!
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Re: $10 Best Buy Reward Zone Cert for "Happy Holidays"
Originally Posted by kyle
(Post 11036779)
What is this about taking away points? I thought points didn't expire--only once they are converted into RZ certificates do they have an expiration date.
Here's the DVDtalk thread about it. |
Re: $10 Best Buy Reward Zone Cert for "Happy Holidays"
Which BB CC? Regular or MC?
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Re: $10 Best Buy Reward Zone Cert for "Happy Holidays"
Originally Posted by Michael Corvin
(Post 11036788)
They changed that last year. Unless you use the BB credit card or are a Silver Reward Member, points expire at the end of the year. If you have 249, tough shit, you get dick and your balance resets to 0.
Here's the DVDtalk thread about it. |
Re: $10 Best Buy Reward Zone Cert for "Happy Holidays"
Originally Posted by b2net
(Post 11036795)
Which BB CC? Regular or MC?
At the beginning of every calendar year, the points in your account (except for Reward Zone program Credit Card members, Reward Zone program MasterCard cardmembers and Premier Silver members) will be issued as reward certificates down to the $5 level, and any remaining points will be forfeited |
Re: $10 Best Buy Reward Zone Cert for "Happy Holidays"
Hmmm. I just realized I may be spared losing my excess points under 250 this year because I'm supposed to have RZ silver until the end of February. Does anyone know if you make it through the end of the year without losing your points, are you safe until the end of the next year or will they take away those points when your RZ silver expires?
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Re: $10 Best Buy Reward Zone Cert for "Happy Holidays"
except for Reward Zone program Credit Card members, Reward Zone program MasterCard cardmembers and Premier Silver members Also, I am a Premier Silver until February ... also wonder "if" I lose the points after that time.. So confusing... |
Re: $10 Best Buy Reward Zone Cert for "Happy Holidays"
per the actual thread topic.. I used the mystery certificate on 12/8.. then on 12/9 I actually got the email telling me I had the certificate.. at first I thought maybe I had another one (5+5=10).... but alas.. the message was late to the party..
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Re: $10 Best Buy Reward Zone Cert for "Happy Holidays"
Originally Posted by kyle
(Post 11036775)
Wow--amazingly polite CS. She said computer pre-selects who gets the certificates. Before I could even say anything, she offered to add a certificate to my account for my holiday shopping. I think this whole idea of randomly giving out certificates is annoying--reward everyone or no one!
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Re: $10 Best Buy Reward Zone Cert for "Happy Holidays"
Originally Posted by Jediturtle
(Post 11043644)
Lucky! I sent an email and just got a message back saying sorry, the number of certificates was limited and are all gone. While I don't feel I deserve any special treatment, it would be nice if everyone would be treated the same. Random rewards just tick off the people that don't get them. Oh well.
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Re: $10 Best Buy Reward Zone Cert for "Happy Holidays"
Originally Posted by jpolz
(Post 11035512)
I haven't bought anything at Best Buy since April. I got a $10 gift cert in the mail a little while ago and was planning to use it this weekend. I just checked my Reward Zone account (which I haven't checked in forever, since I hadn't bought anything) and there's a $10 reward there.
Any way to know (besides trying) if they're the same reward, or if I can use both?
Originally Posted by Mister Peepers
(Post 11035675)
They don't send them in the mail, so it's probably different. That being said, if you use the one from the mail and it's the same, it'll disappear from the site.
Originally Posted by Todd B.
(Post 11035710)
RZ certs have unique, one-time-use codes in the UPC bar code.
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Re: $10 Best Buy Reward Zone Cert for "Happy Holidays"
I called a few minutes ago just to see if I could get it for being a Reward Zone member and to my surprise the lady told me everyone who is a Reward Zone member will be getting the 10$ certificate within the next week because they had computer problems with sending them out initially. She also said that if I don't get it within the next week to call and they will add it manually.
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