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Lidl plus Reward App - Launched 1st September 2020

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Well never thought I’d see this from Lidl. Great for those who shop there often.

Just when you thought you couldn’t save more on your shop, there’s Lidl Plus! Our new rewards app is here to make those big savings, even bigger with weekly coupons, scratchcards plus loads more.

Bag bargains on your favourite products every time you shop.

https://www.lidl.co.uk/lidl-plus

Username10418
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SonsOfPitches

Are you from the future?

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Username10418

Mistake duly noted SonsofPitches. Thanks, as usual rushing & didn't check

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MrsCraig

I would love if they did one of these for Aldi! I don't spend £200 a month in Lidl so wouldn't reach the coupon goal. Might be worth it for the £5 off your first spend though.

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sarahgreen15

Luckily for us, they just build a Lidl down the road so we’ve switched from Aldi to Lidl purely based on this app.. done 3 food shops now and it wasn’t until yesterdays that I found there was stuff I needed that I couldn’t get..

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Username10418

sarahgreen15 very convenient for you. As said great bonus for those that shop there. They seem to be building a lot more stores

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MrsCraig

sarahgreen15 we have a Lidl which is closer to us than our Aldi, but I have found that I can get 95% of what we need from Aldi, the rest from the Iceland or home bargains next door, in Lidl I only get about 75%. It isn't anything to do with me being picky about items, it is simply that they don't have them so I need to go to Morrisons or Tesco for the rest, which means getting my toddler back in the car etc and driving there. Our Aldi, Iceland and Home bargains are all next to each other so I can just walk between them. Also I found that Lidl nappies aren't that great and for the size my son is in they cost the same as the ones from Tesco, whereas Aldi ones are 71p a pack cheaper. I only tend to go to Lidl when I only need a few items.

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sunny101

I think its a great idea and will keep other retailers on their toes. I don't think I could spend £200 a month there though as they wouldn't have half of the things I need/enjoy. I guess they're looking for commitment and getting ahead of Aldi - gotta love family rivalry.

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MrsCraig

Aldi and Lidl are owned by completely different people.

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sunny101

MrsCraig I am probably wrong but I heard, years ago that two brothers started Aldi and fell out over a dispute over cigarettes and went their separate ways. Perhaps it's urban myth. (I will go and get to the bottom of the rumour 😂 )

Update - Apologies I was wrong - There's a misconception among some that the founders of ALDI and Lidl were brothers who split. In fact, the brothers behind ALDI split in 1960 over a dispute about whether they should sell cigarettes, according to The Telegraph. Karl thought they would attract shoplifters, while Theo disagreed.

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Username10418

sunny101, I pop in for the odd thing as they don’t stock all I need. Buy more in Aldi than Lidl though

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sunny101

ivenailedit I'm the same - Lidl is closer but I find more at Aldi that I like. (there is also that speed thing they do at the checkouts too 😆 )

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MrsCraig

sunny101 ivenailedit I can't do a full shop in Lidl. I can get everything I need in Aldi, except a few toiletries as my husband has sensitive skin and I can't seem to find a sensitive one. Plus I don't like the toiletries selection in our Lidl, I can get cheaper toiletries in Tesco and Morrison's than our local Lidl.

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Username10418

sunny101 with the slow checkout process at quite a few different shops lately, Aldi‘s speed is most welcome. Asked why no self-service & told because they have no barcodes for fruit & veg & cashiers learn them off by heart

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hspexy

We started to get the rewards, including the £5 off a £25 shop, last month, although I think a beta version started earlier than that. I hope Aldi does one too

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LordUnbox

Already used this in one mobile number. I have another spare no and mobile that I need to activate the app to get the additional £5.

I like both shops: Lidl and Aldi.

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Nadiaparveen

Sounds fantastic ..they need to build a Lidl near me now 😂😂

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Username10418

Can‘t believe they’ve not reached you Nadiaparveen, as seem to be building so many new stores all over

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BonzoBanana

I used the £5 off twice and now the promotion has ended. If its just on the phone number if they repeat the offer I will be able to do it again but I thought it might be locked to your address.

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hayley237

I use it for coupons they put on each week ,do prefer Lidl to Aldi .

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nina090976

Really happy with the app,I had 2 bonus scratch cards on the app& won 1 pound 🙂 we have a new lidl,just a five min walk,very convenient,impressed with their products x

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Username10418

Lucky you nina090976 as have no supermarkets very local

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PhilipMarc

Not long ago I made an account (couple months ago) for this app, but I got tired of having a different rewards app for every grocery store. 😑 You'd only get real discounts if you spent a lot, anyway.

Yeah, you can probably get a 10%/15% discount on an item you're going to buy, that being said having so many apps to save money on supermarkets is getting tiresome and annoying.

If at least Lidl had a physical rewards card, except they don't.

App this, app that. 😕

Just to be clear, I'm not knocking down these apps, I'm just personally worn out of them.

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