Do you collect reward codes?

Not unless redeeming them is very easy.

by Vee

I do with some products such as Anchor, where I can get baking supplies, but a lot of the things you can get from offers like these aren't usually of interest to me, and you need to collect a lot of points before you can actually get anything.

by Bryony Harrison

No I am too lazy for them....I know I shouldn't be.

by jonaja

No, I never seem to find the time. When my first daughter was younger, I would collect the barcodes to redeem for toys, but I don't bother any more as added postage fees are almost the same as picking out a toy myself.

by Sarah Bell

I don't but my Mother does. She has received so many gifts in the past that I'm seriously thinking about collecting the vouchers myself. She's received a YSL lipstick, Elemis skincare products as well as other designer make up products. It seems worth it.

by Jamie0liversgirl

No, I did not know this existed though in Australia we have the dockets on the back of the till slips -or is this the same thing?

I don't use them as I use the Groupon type ones and get a lot of lunches for half price anyway.

I generally don't read things like that on boxes -just read what is in it and what chemicals, calories etc are in the food.

by Finy

No one intends to read these sorts of things, but they are impossible to miss on the packets. They will be big, bright, and bold messages telling you about free tickets to theme parks or gift items, and then to see the back of the box/website for details. I assume, you just don't buy any brands that do that sort of thing.

do we have them in Australia?

Not anymore, I used to use Fly Buys but you have to spend so much to get anything decent that I've decided it's not worth worrying about anymore.

by Sandy Ludinski

I've never heard of this idea. Like sandy we do have Fly Buys, but we've never bothered buying anything with the points. We'll give them to our daughter so she can add them to hers. I never bother checking to see how many points she has or we have.

by Miro