Nectar Card

[bobc1941]

I found a Nectar Card with no name on it what should I do with it ?

[Jackdaw33]

The last time I was in Greggs was 6 years ago. They used to make rather nice small bread buns. I asked for half a dozen, only to be told that they hadn't any half-dozens left, just dozens. Go figure as to why I am so anti-Greggs.

[Tilly2]

Well they don't sell them now, Jack.

[Jackdaw33]

That wouldn't surprise me in the least. To my mind the staff at Greggs mirror their customers, thick as pig whatsit.

[bednobs]

my nearest shop is tesco. i use he clubcard when i buy my normal shopping and petrol. I have recently bough five eden project tickets for 42.50 worh of poins, rather than spending £135 on he same tickets from the eden project itself, which i would be buying anyway.
i get it that they know all about what shopping i get, but can live with it for savings like that

[bednobs]

ps to answer the question, just hand it into sainsburys

[Tilly2]

Tomorrow, they're not open today. :-)

[anneasquith]

You're such a happy wee chap jack. -)

[lankeela]

Nectar cards don't have names on, the number is registered to the owner. I use one and every so often when funds are tight I use it to get a bit off my shopping - comes in handy at the end of the month.

[ethandron]

I'd cut the card up and bin it. Whoever has lost it will probably have been in touch with nectar who will have cancelled that card and issued a new one, that's what Boots did when I lost my Boots card.
I was surprised to find I have £40 on my nectar card, as sainsburys is our nearest supermarket I would use it whether there was a loyalty card or not. It's a shame Homebase have closed as that was our nearest diy place and they gave nectar points too.

[Hopkirk]

Homebase stopped giving Nectar points a while ago after being sold to the Aussies.

[Tilly2]

...and it's gone down ever since. Our local branch is now really cheap and tacky looking.

[maggiebee]

Can't remember which off the top of my head, but either Amazon or eBay give nectar points. Last time I shopped on-line I used some of my points and got the goods for free.

[jno]

Once the Australians took over, they decided to make Homebase less girly. The result was calamitous

https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2018/mar/30/homebase-is-undoubtedly-the-most-disastrous-retail-acquisition-in-the-uk-ever

I did find on a recent visit that they had a much wider range of products than they used to, though.