Healthylife promo - 5000 points for $40.

[AisleSeat]

Healthylife is doing a promo: 5000 points for $40 spend (until 19 September). Free shipping.

Everyday Rewards | healthylife

Enjoy a little more everyday. Collect Everyday Rewards points on healthy favourites like vitamins and supplements, health food, skincare, medicinals, and more.

www.healthylife.com.au

 

[burmans]

Saw this myself, but is there anything worth buying (speaking as a non yoga doing, non vegan)?

 

[Hvr]

I got the offer but haven't activated it.

I guess that's unlike their activated almonds?

 

[kookaburra75]

Saw this myself, but is there anything worth buying (speaking as a non yoga doing, non vegan)?

I picked up some of the snacks we normally buy (beetroot chips), some protein powder for my breakfast smoothies, and dark chocolate - and hit $40 easily. 5000 WWR points for doing my normal shopping is a good deal for me.

 

[burmans]

I picked up some of the snacks we normally buy (beetroot chips), some protein powder for my breakfast smoothies, and dark chocolate - and hit $40 easily. 5000 WWR points for doing my normal shopping is a good deal for me.

Yeah, I certainly thought it was a good deal IF you actually wanted to buy something.

 

[kookaburra75]

Yeah, I certainly thought it was a good deal IF you actually wanted to buy something.

Ah, but that is the craft of marketing, turning wants into needs, so you will buy something. But I work on the principle of not buying or paying for anything I wouldn't normally buy. If they want to through some rewards into the mix, then that's ok too.

 

[samh004]

@frankie has been taking a few magnesium baths of late, so just stocked up on some of that as I would have bought it elsewhere. Thanks for the tip AFF!

 

[Mr_Orange]

I have this offer too. Everything on their web site is really expensive though so not worth pursuing, IMO.

 

[kangarooflyer88]

I saw that offer pop up in my email and pounced on it. Ended up buying protein powder and protein bars for around ~$55. Overall, the price of those items were quite competitive. Checked my EverydayRewards account on Wednesday and saw the 5000 points were deposited.

-KangarooFlyer88

 

[zig]

I saw that offer pop up in my email and pounced on it. Ended up buying protein powder and protein bars for around ~$55. Overall, the price of those items were quite competitive. Checked my EverydayRewards account on Wednesday and saw the 5000 points were deposited.

-KangarooFlyer88

Interesting that your points have posted. I made a purchase and received the standard points, but not the 5000 bonus points. I checked and the t&c stated that points will post 14 days after the promotion period, so I was going to follow up then. As yours have posted I might follow up with them now.

 

[kangarooflyer88]

Interesting that your points have posted. I made a purchase and received the standard points, but not the 5000 bonus points. I checked and the t&c stated that points will post 14 days after the promotion period, so I was going to follow up then. As yours have posted I might follow up with them now.

Just to clarify, I made the purchase with HealthyLife on Sunday September 12th and the items were delivered on Tuesday September 21. The base points posted on Sunday September 12th and the bonus points posted on Tuesday September 21. My guess is maybe the bonus points are posted when your order is delivered.

-KangarooFlyer88

 

[zig]

Just to clarify, I made the purchase with HealthyLife on Sunday September 12th and the items were delivered on Tuesday September 21. The base points posted on Sunday September 12th and the bonus points posted on Tuesday September 21. My guess is maybe the bonus points are posted when your order is delivered.

-KangarooFlyer88

We must have been shopping at the same time - Sunday 12th. My order has been delivered, but as I use a PO Box I haven't actually collected it as yet.

 

[Rick93]

I got several cosmetic items for my daughter's birthday.
Delivery in a week.
5k points posted the day of delivery.

 

[jakeseven7]

I picked up some of the snacks we normally buy (beetroot chips), some protein powder for my breakfast smoothies, and dark chocolate - and hit $40 easily. 5000 WWR points for doing my normal shopping is a good deal for me.

I looked at their protein powders too but they are outrageously overpriced looking at other sections now…

 

[Mr_Orange]

and hit $40 easily.

Hitting the target is not the issue. Getting value out of the $40 spend is.

 

[jakeseven7]

Hitting the target is not the issue. Getting value out of the $40 spend is.

Agree after spending 20 mins on the site

 

[AisleSeat]

New promo.

5000 points for $50. Free shipping

Everyday Rewards | healthylife

Enjoy a little more everyday. Collect Everyday Rewards points on healthy favourites like vitamins and supplements, health food, skincare, medicinals, and more.

www.healthylife.com.au

 

[clifford]

New promo.

5000 points for $50. Free shipping

Everyday Rewards | healthylife

Enjoy a little more everyday. Collect Everyday Rewards points on healthy favourites like vitamins and supplements, health food, skincare, medicinals, and more.

www.healthylife.com.au

All good, but has anyone actually received the points from this promo?

 

[zig]

All good, but has anyone actually received the points from this promo?

I'm still chasing the points from the last promo. The base points were posted, but not the bonus points. Followed up via email and first reply said points would be posted manually. Two weeks later still no points, second email said they were following up - that was a week ago, I'm still waiting.
I know some have reported points posting promptly, but definitely not my experience.

 

[AisleSeat]

All good, but has anyone actually received the points from this promo?

The first promo, the bonus points arrived on delivery day. This second one, just the base points so far. T&C do say that points will be awarded within 14 days after the end of the promo (which is 24 Oct)