Love your comments!
I cant think of any other cards at the mo and totally agree with your opinion that Asda should have a rewards system even though they are good value for money all the time, i think i probably would shop there more if they had a rewards card.
I shop mainly online as its more relaxing, you know, not always in the way of somebody ect ect, but one thing that baffles me is why dont Iceland offer online shopping anymore (gutted) totally love their food!! Oh ye! Iceland bonus card, just remembered oh and Game reward card, which you can use online or in store, very rewarding if you use it regularly, ive got two sons at home who have 3 game consoles between them and love to take in games and swap them for money on the card.
I cant think of any others?

Thank you for your kind words, Serena, I am glad you enjoyed my comments and those were two I know nothing of, Iceland is not a store we have locally so I didn't know of their reward card and Game is not a store I have ever been to as we don't play computer games in our house.....anyone else think of any?

I do agree I love shopping online, especially for clothes, but have made some bad buys due to not being able to try things on, especially shoes...how about you? I think in particular, it would be great to have a piccy of me I could try things on to see what they look like....do you know of any sites which offer this?

No sorry, i dont know of any, but it would be fun to drag clothes across the screen and put them on a full length picture of yourself! I probably would play for ages. By the way i am a massive cat fan (i have 3) your picture is lovely, he reminds me of my mums cat tigger, who sadly died this year at 17, such a little character, sadly missed. (not that he was in the habit of climbing into ladies bras as a kitten!)

Another good one LizzieAnn!

Tesco Clubcard really amuses/disturbs me as at the same time every month I get vouchers for feminine hygiene products - I have to admit this feels like an invasion of privacy, though I do enjoy other vouchers.

I recommend everyone get fuel loyalty cards. When I worked for a Shell franchise, we worked out our fuel prices daily based on their charges (the charges could be an article in itself!), but within the price of every litre of Shell fuel there is a charge for the loyalty card.

On top of the Game card mentioned, I also suggest getting one for Gamestation. They are the same company so it works the same but they are still only valid in their own brands.

Shell Fuel Club - rewards include fuel vouchers or gift cards for high street stores.
Morrisons Miles - £5 store voucher when you hit a xxx points.

I have a whole wallet of loyalty cards that I keep in the car, I will write a list of what I have later when I get them out the car!

A QR code is scanned using a barcode scanner app on your phone, and it simply directs you to a web site. at this point in time, I wouldn't say anyone without a smartphone is missing out!

As promised, my list of loyalty schemes! Some have been mentioned already. Some of these places don't build up points, but having them means you get great discounts and other perks.

Boots - Already covered!

Co-Op - Make sure you get any insurance/banking linked to this to see even more benefit from this!

Dobbies Garden Club - I am not sure if this one counts as you pay for it. It costs £12 a year in store, or £10 online. £10 well spent in my opinion. Gives you 2 vouchers per month for free tea or coffee, a point for every £10 spent, 10% off plants/bulbs/seeds, and 20% off on all things at member only nights! The Christmas night is great, my local does bands, mulled wine, mince pies, etc. I also got vouchers for Historic Scotland and Butterfly World, but I don't know what those South of the Border would get!

Ikea Family Card - Not a card you build points on but many products have a "family card price" and you get free tea and coffee whenever you go in!

Game Card - As mentioned previously. Excellent as you get points whever you purchase, trade in, or even buy things like itunes cards. Money can be spent instantly in store rather than waiting on vouchers.

Gamestation Elite - Works exactly the same as above, but offers bonus points for certain activities.

HMV - Again you pay for this one, a one off £2 charge. Gives you points every time you spend which you can save up for vouchers, once in a life time experiences, signed stuff from film and music, and merchandise like t shirts and games.

Ladbrokes Odds On Card - I really don't bet often so I don't see much reward from this but others might.

Morrisons Miles - Use on Morrisons fuel and when you get so many points you get a shopping voucher.

Nectar - As mentioned by LizzieAnn.

Showcase Insider - My local cinema is a Showcase and signing up for this card means you get reduced entry (roughly £3 off) on a Tuesday and you get invited to free screenings sometimes.

Subcard - Earn points when you buy at Subway which translate into free Subs!!

Tesco Clubcard - No explanation needed!

Texaco Star Rewards - I don't really use this unless I go down South as there are no Texaco's here! I haven't seen any benefit from it for that reason.

Toys R Us Gold Card - You collect up points for spending money, but rather than direct vouchers they send you so many money off vouchers. The money off vouchers seem quite random. I haven't seen any benefit as I don't have kids and I buy collectable figures and games console stuff. Would be better if they recognised your purchases and gave you relevant vouchers (like Tesco).

I only have a few and they have all been mentioned . But , today I was searching online for Dressing gowns ( I know !!!sad ) and found out that if you use matalan either instore or online you get a reward card which basically earns you points on every purchase .Didn't sign up for it though , still trying to find a full length Dressing Gown for my hubby under for £80.

There's also the Superdrug Beautycard, which gives 1 point per whole pound spent, 1 point is worth 1p. There are certain items every month in store that are worth extra points. Although it doesn't seem that generous, the extra points offered mean that in a month I have earned £3 worth of points so it's better than nothing. There's also a Debenhams Beauty card, I saw it advertised on my last visit there. And a few months ago in Marks and Spencer I was asked if I had a greeting cards loyalty card. I think that if you buy a certain number of cards you then get one free, but it may be a temporary thing? Lastly, my mum has a Bonnemarche loyalty card but I can't say I know much about it sorry.

Wow, I have opened some incredible discussions up here....nice to see so many of you are savvy savers just like me...Jo, I am amazed, didn't know there were so many. I do not drive, so fuel cards are out, and can you use the HMV card online, we have no store nearby? Superdrug, my nearest is miles away, can you use it online? I think there is also a Privelege WH Smith card which you earn points on, although I know this has changed recently. Matalan I knew nothing about, but I have never shopped there, and Bonne Marche sounds interesting, do ask your mum, Kat, and let us know the story!! Debenhams I know nothing about either, do tell!!

Yeah LizzieAnn, you can link it up HMV card to your online account.

I will apply for one straightaway!! My husband buys lots from HMV

You can use the superdrug card online LizzieAnn, they sent me an email to encourage me to do that. As for Bonnemarche, she gets a stamp when she spends a certain amount of money [but she can't remember how much!]and when there is room for no more stamps she gets money off her next purchase.

I will be applying for that one too, Kat, thank you! Can you use them exclusively online do you think? Or do you have to complete the sign-up process instore I wonder?

I think you have to pick up a card and the accompanying registration form in store. You have to register the card too, either by posting the form back or using the membership number on it to register online.I can't find anything in my information that suggests you can apply for the card online, but there is a helpline number.. 0844 5464747. Maybe they can help. I think there should be a way for those who don't live near a Superdrug to join. By the way, you earn 5 points per pound spent online so it's even better to shop that way.

Thanks for the info and phone number Kat, that is even more generous than the Boots Advantage card who only pay 4 points per £1 - I just used two coupons when I did a £50 shopping in Boots the other day - one for double points and one for £5 worth of Advantage points when you spend over £50 and I now have 800 points which is handy as their hot water bottles are £7.14 and my feet are getting colder these nights....so much for summer....and living in the highlands you have to take extra care as the cold comes quicker!

best Western hotels have a loyalty card and so do Debenhams

I phoned the helpline, Kat, and you can pick up a card instore and earn points instore and online (and also register your card online rather than instore if you want) but you can only REDEEM points instore, not online....however it has possibilities and I will find out more.

Debenhams I don't live near enough to, and I do not stay in hotels, unfortunately....but interesting, though, briskem, as I didn't know about those ones.

Just found Waterstones also has one!

Well spotted, Jo, but I don't live near enough to use this....what are the rewards like?

There is also a loyalty scheme at Smyths the toy shop but it covers only video games. It gives a small discount every time you use it to buy the games and can be applied for in store.

Who are Smyths, are they local to your area, Adriana? I don't have children young enough for toys anymore, sadly.

They are a large toy shop a bit like Toys r Us but their premises are not as big. There are a couple stores in my local area but I think there are a few branches dotted around the country as well as in Ireland.

Thanks for the info, I will look out for the name for future reference.

Both the Game and HMV cards are well used in this house by my Son who loves buying both in store and online and he still gets excited as when he goes online and checks his HMV points I have usually added a voucher earnt from surveys and he has more money to treat himself with.