FAQ's

Only for our data records for ownership or membership run out but it is not required so it is up to you. 

If your card date expires, you can renew it at 40a Victoria Parade, Nelson Bay.

If a local business is showing a poster with their reward on it, then you will be able to just show your card to claim that reward - every time

Even though small business is the backbone of the economy, the very nature of SB promotion is fragmented, unlike supermarkets or shopping centres, where everything is in one central place.

We like to gel the fragments together, so promotion can be in a format away from the big American social media giants.

We only require basic information, so that we know when cards expire and who owns them.
If you have given us your email address, then we may send out monthly updates on new businesses that have joined. Otherwise, just go to our home page or scan the QR code which will also take you there.
We will never sell your information and our database is  encrypted to world standards, not just Australian standards

Your membership lasts as long as the date displayed on the card. As our special cards are re usable ones, when your date has expired, come and renew your yearly membership for a new date display

Our team has been involved in local business promotion for over 25 years and we have run a similar scheme, when we were based on the Central Coast. 

One business in our last venture, increased their turnover by over $360,000 and switched their entire promotional card system over to ours. 

Yes, the only restrictions are decided by the business owner. 

For example, 10% off is given at the time of purchase to the card holder. 

NFC stands for Near Field Communication and each of our cards contains an NFC chip in the middle of them.
They are a passive chip that enables us to add information on the card so we know some basic details on ownership.
Even though these cards use the same technology as Tap n Pay cards, they cannot be used for payments etc, only word or link storage