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It's not about trust. It's about the fact that in the UK now, you have to have a nectar card to shop at Sainsbury's. Not doing so is a financial mistake in itse
by maxehmookau 3y ago
It's not about trust. It's about the fact that in the UK now, you have to have a nectar card to shop at Sainsbury's. Not doing so is a financial mistake in itself.
Many products are deeply discounted just by owning a card. You also cannot use certain features, such as scan-as-you-shop, without them.
- mhh__ 3y agoIsn't it Tesco rather than sainsbury's that you really need (?) a card for, for now at least?
- daveoc64 3y agoLike Tesco, Sainsbury's has prices that are exclusive to Nectar card holders. They also have some personalised prices, where you get targeted special prices if you have a Nectar card. Not using a Nectar card in Sainsbury's will mean paying more.
- rwmj 3y agoUnfortunately Tesco's loyalty scheme requires an app, which is far more invasive than knowing I regularly buy cat food at Sainsburys. So I have a Nectar card but not the Tesco app.
- jonatron 3y agoI have a Tesco Clubcard (physical card) but not the Tesco app...
- arp242 3y agoLast time I asked for a clubcard they said the only option was to use the app. According the website you can still order a card after registration though. Meh. They're really pushing the app these days. I found one on the floor. I use that one now.
- stoneman24 3y agostill getting by with the little plastic tesco barcode card on my key ring. But it's just a matter of time, before I'll need all the apps on my phone.