reward-zone

Best Buy Doesn't Seem To Understand This Rewards Program Thing
By Laura Northrup on July 28, 2009 9:31 PM  

—>I noticed something interesting recently when signing up for a RewardZone account at Best Buy. Either it was a glitch or this is an ongoing issue, but I couldn't tie together my RewardZone number and my account to purchase things on the site.  More »

Best Buy Has PC Game Sale, Forgets To Tell Stores About It
By Chris Walters on July 16, 2009 2:36 AM  

—>Victor got an email from Best Buy telling him "up to 100" PC games were on sale for members of the company's Gamers Club, so he took his son down to their local store to see what was available. Nothing, that's what, because the store hadn't been told about the sale, even though it's been going on for nearly a week.  More »

Best Buy Shrinks Reward Zone Program
By Chris Walters on July 6, 2009 2:19 PM  

—>Reader IfThenElvis forwarded us the following email he received alerting him to changes in the Reward Zone program from Best Buy. He adds, "I can't tell if this is good new or not. I suspect not." It's not the end of the world or anything, but it definitely marks a slight constriction in the program.  More »

Best Buy: We're Sorry We Accidentally Said You Were An "Elite" Customer
By Meg Marco on September 4, 2008 12:59 PM  

—>Not that it's any big surprise, but Best Buy has now gotten around to taking back that "elite" status that they accidentally gave all of their Rewards Zone members yesterday. We knew that 45 day return policy was too good to be true... Best Buy's "whoops" email inside:  More »

Best Buy (Accidentally) Announces Yet Another "Elite" Reward Zone Level? "Premier Black?"
By Meg Marco on September 3, 2008 9:59 PM  

—>Reader Andrew forwarded an email he just got from Best Buy letting him know that he now qualified for an even more special fantastic elite reward zone level. One in which he would be granted access to something called a "Premier Black Concierge." We're assuming this is like Reward Zone Silver but, more so.  More »

Better Return Policy, Customer Service Available To Best Buy Customers Who Spend $2,500 Per Year
By Meg Marco on June 9, 2008 2:56 PM  

—>Like shopping at Best Buy but don't like their lack of customer service and crappy return policy? They've got an offer for you. Spend $2,500 per calendar year and you'll be considered a "Reward Zone Program Premier Silver Member." The benefits of this membership are immediately apparent. You'll get your own dedicated customer service line that's only for Premier Silver Members, and a more generous return policy as well. Why should good customer service be available to bad customers? We've got the text of a Best Buy Reward Zone Silver Training Document, inside.   More »

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