Morrisons makes big changes to loyalty card scheme as points to be axed
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dailystar.co.ukThe Sun.However, from May 10, the supermarket has said it will stop the points system.Instead, shoppers will be sent digital coupons which can be used to make instant savings in store.Morrisons claims the coupons will be personalised – so they may be applicable to items you buy regularly.The supermarket will also no longer produce plastic Morrisons More cards.Instead, they are shifting to a digital only version – which is more friendly to the planet.Right now, shoppers earn £5 to spend at the supermarket for every 5,000 points they accumulate.You get five points for every £1 you spend in store – so you’d have to spend £1,000 in the supermarket to get 5,000 points.And, 5,000 is the minimum point amount which can be cashed out.But, from May.
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