1,000 Nectar Bonus points one item - £15 min spend (selected accounts) @ eBay

So different items from the same seller same transaction don't count?

should work now

ebay.co.uk/rew…ac2

I add stuff I like to my saved list. When an offer comes around I buy it. Obviously it's for stuff that I don't mind missing out on or not urgent.

I have a bunch of trainers, clothing, garden stuff, supplements, kitchenware, bulk instant noodles, bedding, medication (non prescription stuff).

I've now got a few pairs of trainers in reserve which were really cheap. A couple of pairs I do regret buying but it helped wise up on what to look for. I mean decent quality trainers for less than when I was a kid. Same with hoodies and joggers. I bought absolute cheap crappy joggers for like 6 quid at first and had to sew up a lot of loose threads and started pilling up after a few hours of wear. I wised up and got ones for 12 and under from puma and river island outlets which are really good quality.

All my hoodies were mostly from 5-10 years ago and got too many holes that I can no longer sew them up (ones I wear at home) so now I have a bunch of new ones for cheaper than what I paid 10 years ago. Overall quality is down these days as some are high on synthetic, low on cotton and the material is thinner so if that matters you need to kind of look into that. Once I found ones I liked I got multiples. I know these won't last but I've got enough to last 2-4 years now.

I'm gradually filling in my garden with perennials, shrubs, trees over time although there are sometimes better bargains on actual gardening sites during sales.

Combine with topcashback and quidco.

You can meet the minimum spend thresholds by buying multiple of the same item (has to be the same exact variant). I've done that with clothing and plants which were below. They also stack with any seller discounts for buying multiples.

There's also sometimes nectar offers that have long expiry dates so you can activate those and those can stack with current short expiry date ones. (edited)

No it won't as you'll have 3 different lines on your order. 3 identical t shirts would work, it has to be just one line on your order. Whether it's 50 of the same item or just one.

Just click on the links posted and you'll quality for the 1000 bonus points offer.

Bonus points no longer show during purchase.. Once you have activated the promo, use the link ebay.co.uk/nec…ome to confirm you have activated the promo and the points should show here within a few days after purchase

Usually anything £15+ but some things like gift cards are excluded because you don't get rewarded Nectar points from what I have seen posted on here previously.

Multiples of the same item are OK.
If it appears as a single line of entry on your order/invoice, it counts as 1 item.

To confirm, for £14.99 you do indeed get 15 nectar points, but not the bonus points. Lesson learned! (edited)

Yes, providing the auction finishes during the promo period and you've activated the offer. And it's one item or multiples of the same item over £15 excluding postage. (edited)

Yes, as long as it's £15 or more excluding the postage before you add your nectar voucher(s). Make sure you've activated the offer first and buy either one single item or multiples of the same item to get the bonus.

No, it excludes postage costs.

Add stuff to your saved or watch list when you see them. Stuff you might not need immediately but do actually need in your everyday life. Then when offers pop up you can buy some of them.

Yes apparently you can add the same nectar card to more than one eBay account. So you might get the bonus added to both accounts if you activate the offer on both after adding nectar card details. I'm guessing one account will be for spending and collecting points. And thr other account might be just for collecting nectar points on eBay. Unless both accounts belong to the nectar card holder?