How can I use my Morrisons match and more points?
The My Morrisons App can be downloaded from the Android or Apple stores and then swiped in store to redeem rewards. Customers can register online at for the website experience or can continue to use their card for paper vouchers that will be printed at the till when they shop.
How does Morrisons match and more work?
The idea is that shoppers will be provided with personalised money-off discounts through the app, which can be immediately ‘activated’. You’ll get a barcode on the app which you can then scan at the checkout to receive the discount on your shopping.
How do I add Morrisons points to my receipt?
Under the old scheme, if you forgot your Morrisons More card, you could have points added to your receipt instead. You can then transfer these from your receipt to your loyalty card at the in-store customer services desk.
Do Morrisons match and more points expire?
Once you’ve requested them, they will remain valid for 56 weeks. As you can only get vouchers in multiples of £5 from Morrisons, any remaining points that can’t be rounded up to this amount will be lost.
How do I redeem more reward points?
Wherever you live, More Rewards points can be redeemed through our full service booking agency at More Rewards Travel. Whether you are booking a hotel or a dream vacation package, More Rewards Travel can help you get to where you want to be. Visit or call 844-320-3997 to find out more.
What is happening to Morrisons more points?
As we’ve changed from points to instant discounts and money-off offers, you’ll no longer earn More Points when you shop in store, in the Café, at fuel stations and through gift cards. No more waiting for vouchers, we’ll give you the pounds off instantly, instead.
How are Morrisons more points calculated?
With the old Morrisons More card, you received five points for every £1 spent in store, online or in the café. You also received five points per litre of fuel and for every 5,000 points earned, Morrisons gave you a £5 voucher, known as a Morrisons Fiver. You could also earn points on selected products and promotions.
What will happen to my Morrisons more points?
Do you get Morrisons more points online?
You will no longer receive any Morrisons More points when you shop instore or online, visit the café or fill up on fuel. If you have a physical Morrisons More card, you can continue to use it to track your shopping so the offers you receive will be tailored to you but you won’t get any more points.
What is happening with Morrisons more points?
How much is a Morrisons more points worth?
What should you do with existing ‘More’ points? Shoppers used to be able to rack up More points when buying from Morrisons stores, cafés, forecourts and online. Each point was worth 0.1p, and once you reached 5,000 points you could claim a £5 Morrisons voucher.
Can I still use my Morrisons More points?
From the 10th May 2021 Morrisons More Points are no longer applied to your shop, instore and online and including Cafe, giftcards and fuel. You can continue to use your Morrisons More Card to receive personalised offers based on what you buy plus many more benefits:
How does the Morrisons More card scheme work?
We have now changed how our More Card Scheme works, from the 10th May Morrisons More Points are no longer applied to your shop, instore and online and including Cafe, giftcards and fuel. You can continue to use your Morrisons More Card to receive personalised offers based on what you buy plus many more benefits
How does Morrisons price match work?
The Match – Morrisons’ technology does the hard work and automatically checks all the products in your basket against a database of thousands of prices collected by independent pricing experts Profitero. Where there are comparable products, these are price matched against those from Aldi, Lidl, Tesco, Asda and Sainsbury’s.
Does Morrisons price match Aldi?
Under Match & More,Morrisons price-matched your grocery shop with a comparable one done at Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Asda, Aldi and Lidl. The difference was awarded in points – 10 points for every 1p where Morrisons was more expensive than its rivals.
