FlyBuys seems to be down - at least I didn't get credited with points, asked about $10 off, and couldn't get the Smeg veggie knife for free as I'd been promised in the email.
Also, the only way to contact #FlyBuys appears to be by ringing up (how quaint), and talking to a person 🤯🤮
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Amazing. Today at the supermarket, the woman at the register asked me if I have Flybuys™️. I was struck that I’ve been asked that question basically weekly since before she was born.
It costs 21000 points ($21000 spent?) to fly to Melbourne for one person, one way. In the almost 30 years it’s been operating, I could have saved enough points to fly my family to and from Melbourne… twice. That’s right! 30 years of selling my personal shopping data in exchange for, what exactly?
I don’t remember it always being that devoid of value, but that’s the equilibrium point it’s reached.
Dear @[email protected], your new splash-screen for the iPhone app makes it slower to open the app and display the card. It also appears to insist on contacting your servers.
Can you make it faster please?
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