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That savings, Kroger says, is based on a Boost $99 membership with a $91 weekly grocery spend based on two deliveries per week and redeeming fuel points two times a month with 13 gallons of fuel ...
In Kroger's case, the main draw is $5 in free groceries for every 1,000 points earned, with $1 in spending equal to one point (or two points at Kroger-owned stores).
For each 100 points, both Boost and Kroger Plus customers can save 10 cents per gallon of fuel, up to $1 per gallon. Customers can also get 50% off a new annual membership and current members can ...
2,703 reviews. 2,801 helpful votes. 10. Re: Why do you only get 100 points when 150 points are promised. 7 years ago. Steve C, While I do not see any of your Reviews, with a +50 bonus, you did get +100, for the Syracuse breakfast place, and then a +25 for another place, on next to last page. I have not seen any program, with those bonus points ...
You can save up to $1 a gallon. you get a point for every $1 and get 10 cents off per gallon for every 100 points up to $1 off per gallon. This was a great discovery with our RV. We did our shopping to stock the fridge and racked up points that way plus had our points from our Kroger back home that were all pooled together.
My husband and our 12 year old make an annual trip to Kings Island for roller coasters. Kroger seems to have the best prices on tickets and parking. It is my understanding that prices vary based upon how far from the park you purchase. In the Indianapolis area the tickets were $39.99 each and $15 for parking (total $95--for 2 tickets and ...
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(Any bonus points were limited to 2,000 points per week. The limit a member can bank is 10,000 points total weekly.) Plus, the program had an expiration date on the codes that have been entered, or through end of June 2017. Points expired after that date, meaning a customer had to add points to their account or claim a prize by the deadline. [9]