Lidl facing furious shopper boycott after issuing £350 warning for all stores
manchestereveningnews.co.ukSupermarket giant Lidl has infuriated bargain hunters after making a change that could impact many of its loyal shoppers. The retailer announced the change to its app last week, and people are livid.
Under the old “Lidl Plus” loyalty app system, shoppers would get £10 off a future shop when they spent £200 in one month. But from September 1, this changed to 10% off your next shop - and customers have to spend £250 in one month to get this discount.
The new 10% off coupon has a maximum discount of £20, as it is capped at a £200 shop - whereas the old £10 voucher was simply capped at £10.
To get £10 off your next shop, you'll need to spend £100 – which means a total spend of £350, before the discount is taken off. READ MORE: TK Maxx shoppers obsessed with £35 shoes that look a dead ringer for £850 Prada pair Here is how the “Lidl Plus” scheme has changed, according to the Mirror. Spend £50 Spend £100 Spend £150 Spend £200 Spend £250 Other changes to the “Lidl Plus” rewards system include a free product coupon when you spend £150 or more in one month.
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