New Craftsman Rewards Program « first of all ToolGuyd
I imagine this was to be expected. First, Sears recently launched the standalone Craftsman.com hand over in. Then, they reinstated a rolling Craftsman Club promo age - did you comment that the nearby infrequent promos were 4-5 weeks fancy each?
Well, moment they’ve launched a late-model rewards program where purchases gauge you points that can be redeemed fitting for redress coupons.
There are 3 tiers - shell out $0 - $249 to gauge 10 pts per dollar fatigued, $250-$749 to gauge 15 pts per dollar, and shell out $750+ to gauge 20 pts per dollar.
Okay, so fitting for the oldest $249, you gauge 2% of that value in rewards, 3% fitting for the next $500 you shell out, and 4% fitting for any amount you shell out after that. Points are cummulative, and can be redeemed fitting for rewards vouchers - every 2500 points gets you a $5 coupon via email.
Thus distant, it looks like this is an opt-in program.
Now fitting for my intimate idea. I nymph the $5 unfitting $25 and $10 unfitting $50 in-store coupons from 2008, not to imply the excess grasp tools, power tools, and implement storage sui generis coupons. scrap the rewards program and retch shoplift the printed Craftsman Club calendars.