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M&S Sparks: How Does Marks and Spencer Loyalty Card Work, What Is Birthday Treat, Are There Changes? (Aff)

M&S Sparks offers personalised rewards, surprise perks, and birthday freebies without points or spending thresholds, enhancing customer shopping experience, the retailer said.

  • Marks and Spencer offers a free loyalty program called Sparks, providing personalized rewards and surprise perks rather than a traditional points system.
  • Getting started takes minutes by signing up online or through the app; members scan their digital Sparks card during purchases so the system learns shopping habits.
  • Members receive a freebie at the start of their birth month by updating their Sparks profile with their birth date, unlocking the program's most popular benefit.
  • Shoppers adding a birthday within 35 days of their date may not receive a treat until next year, though rewards require no minimum spending or card usage.
  • The program appeals to both regular and occasional shoppers, offering surprise perks like free hot drinks while remaining completely free to join and use.
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M&S Sparks: How does Marks and Spencer loyalty card work, what is birthday treat, are there changes? (aff)

Here’s all you need to know about how to get the most out of your Marks and Spencer Sparks card - and why you should sign up to one if you don’t already have one.

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M&S Sparks loyalty and reward scheme: How it works, plus how to get birthday treat

Here’s all you need to know about how to get the most out of your Marks and Spencer Sparks card - and why you should sign up to one if you don’t already have one.

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