Lidl Revamps Rewards Scheme but some Customers Are Unimpressed
Lidl said shoppers can earn points on spending and use them for rewards, while some long-standing freebies are being removed.
- On Tuesday, May 5, Lidl launched Lidl Plus Points, replacing its Coupon Plus scheme and ending monthly spend-based freebies for Lidl Plus app users.
- Lidl GB Chief Customer Officer Louise Weise said the change provides "more freedom" to decide rewards, claiming the company responded to customer demand for greater flexibility in earning and redeeming benefits.
- Every pound spent now converts to one Lidl Plus Point redeemable in the Rewards Marketplace, with double points on fresh fruit through May 22 and 100 welcome points for app users.
- Despite the new system, many shoppers expressed disappointment on social media over losing monthly freebies, specifically noting missing rewards previously triggered at £10, £50, and £100 spend targets.
- Personalised coupons and weekly offers remain available as Lidl maintains its status as one of the UK's cheapest supermarkets, operating 1,000 stores nationwide during the transition.
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