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Gift Card Spend and Get June Terms and conditions When Promotion runs from 09:00 AEST 16/06/21 to 23:59 AEST 20/06/21 unless extended prior to expiry. Where Offer is available online only at woolworths.com.au/giftcards. Offer cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer unless otherwise speciﬁed. How it works To collect 500 points you must go to woolworths.com.au/giftcards and spend at least $100 on one or more qualifying Gift Cards^ in a single transaction and enter your Everyday Rewards number at the point of purchase. To collect 1800 points you must go to woolworths.com.au/giftcards and spend at least $300 on one or more qualifying Gift Cards^ in a single transaction and enter your Everyday Rewards number at the point of purchase. Offer can be enjoyed once only during the promotional period. Your bonus points can take up to 14 business days from the date of your qualifying purchase to be loaded onto your Everyday Rewards card after the end of the promotional period. ^Qualifying Gift Cards include WISH, Woolworths Supermarket, BIG W, Dan Murphy’s and BWS Gift Cards. Exclusions: Any transactions made by corporate users registered with Woolworths Gift Cards are not eligible for this promotion. You will not collect any standard Everyday Rewards points on the amount you spend on eGift Cards, but only the relevant number of bonus points for which you qualify under this offer. General: You will not collect bonus points on any transaction made during the promotional period if you did not correctly enter your Everyday Rewards card number at checkout. Woolworths Gift Cards reserve the right to modify, cancel or limit this promotion at any time. In addition to the above terms and conditions, by participating in this promotion you agree to the Everyday Rewards Terms and Conditions and the Woolworths Gift Card Terms and Conditions..

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