Ian_Gere
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- Apr 1, 2012
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As I would have expected from their customer service, they're being entirely reasonable about it - a month to get some more and the rest of the year to redeem them and any others we already have. I have to say I didn't work out how much the loyalty points would be worth and subtract that from the price when I was deciding whether to buy from them or somebody else, but just like topcashback (see tiny links in my siggy) it's a nice surprise when you suddenly realise that it has resulted in enough to buy something useful 
Of course they will generate more business out of me, as they do free shipping on orders over about £55 and my points do not add up to that much, but then again, within the whole of the coming year I would have been bound to want some more stuff from them anyway
I can only suppose that they feel that they have achieved sufficient 'market penetration' or whatever the management-speak is for 'getting the word out'. I hope this does not herald creeping price increases because, even though their customer service is good, as I know other people do, I buy from them without any expectation of after market service, simply because shipping AEG's back and forth to/from Poland has to be more expensive than repairs are worth. Not to say that I wouldn't return stuff if it turned out to be crap, just that I would only do so for a problem which prevented its use and I'd just want a refund or an exchange. My point being that only their low prices will keep me coming back.
