Earn 20x Everyday Rewards points per dollar spent on all denominations of Apple gift cards in-store at Woolworths. You can use Apple gift cards to buy devices, apps, subscriptions and more.
If you bought $2,000 worth of Apple gift cards to buy a new Mac, for example, you would earn 40,000 Everyday Rewards points. That’s enough to buy $200 worth of groceries or 20,000 Qantas points.
Here are the details:
- Runs from Wed 16 Apr to Tue 22 Apr 2025
- Only available in-store at Woolworths
- Limit of ten fixed value gift cards per day
- Limit of ten variable load gift cards per day
- This offer is open to everyone and does not require activation
How it works
All you have to do is scan your Everyday Rewards card when buying Apple gift cards in-store at Woolworths between 16 Apr and 22 Apr 2025. You should receive the 20x points immediately after you pay.
There’s a purchase limit of ten fixed value Apple gift cards and ten variable load cards per day, meaning you should be able to buy as much as $7,000 worth in a single day (ten $200 cards and ten variables loaded with $500).
This offer will be found in the Woolworths catalogue for 16 Apr 2025 and perhaps also via some posters at the in-store gift card display. Whilst it might be advertised in your Everyday Rewards app, no activation or “boosting” is needed as all members are automatically eligible to participate.
You can buy an Apple device online using your Apple account balance (loaded with up to $4,999 worth of gift cards) plus another eight unredeemed gift cards on top. See this article on GCDB for more information about using Apple gift cards.
If you’re buying an iPhone, Mac, iPad etc, it’s always a good idea to check if other retailers such as Amazon or JB Hi-Fi are selling it for less as Apple will price match them up to a maximum of 10% off if you call them on 133-622. You can still use gift cards when paying by phone.
Apple gift card tampering
Scammers can sometimes damage or replace the redemption codes for physical Apple gift cards. For that reason, we recommend opening up Apple gift cards before you pay for them to ensure that they haven’t been tampered with.
Carefully examine the redemption codes on your gift cards to see if any characters have been scratched off or modified (this could be as subtle as changing an L to look like an I, a Z to look like 7 and so on). More info here.
Points calculator
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More information
If you’re new to these promotions, check out our step-by-step guide on how to earn points by buying gift cards.
If you want to know how often certain gift cards are included in these offers, see our Gift Card Promotion History tool.
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7 Responses
Am I able to purchase the Apple Gift cards for Everyday Rewards Points, and then purchase through the QFF Shopping for Apple – so getting more QFF points as a result
Officially, no as the Apple page on Qantas Shopping excludes purchases with gift cards but that’s never stopped me from earning them when paying with my Apple account balance (loaded with gift cards) so I don’t know if it’s even enforced.
so should we be loading our apple gift cards into our apple account balance to earn max amount of points?
That would be my recommendation if you’re trying to also earn the Qantas Shopping points but I can’t guarantee that it will work.
Dear Editor, would it be safe to purchase these gift cards given the number of tampering reports? I am after $130 worth of gift cards. I read your article about how to identify tampered gift cards (thank you for that!) and also your comments on OzBargain. Given I check for all those signs before buying, is it safe to purchase these? Also, is it advisable to purchase these using prepaid Visa/Mastercard gift cards? In case of a dispute, are screenshots from the balance page of these gift cards valid proof instead of regular bank statements? Thank you in advance.
I can’t guarantee anything of course but if you check them thoroughly before paying then I think it is unlikely that you’ll fall victim to this scam. If you do happen to buy tampered Apple gift cards, you can get a refund so it’s not the end of the world, just an inconvenience.
Some things you can do to improve your odds:
– Pull gift cards from the back of the stack instead of those at the front
– Carefully examine the redemption code for any signs of removed or modified letters (e.g. changing an L to look like an I)
– Buying one gift card at a time and then redeeming them onto your account immediately after paying
If you have some and they work then I don’t see why not. Your receipt (physical or digital) would serve as proof of purchase should you need to claim a refund.
Thank you for your reply 🙂
> Some things you can do to improve your odds:
Will keep these in mind. Cheers!