How does the Fnac points program work?

Fnac points are worth 1 euro each when you add them up. Basically you get one point for every euro you spend, and then when you have 100 points it adds up to a 10-euro voucher that you use on your next purchase. Some products have multipliers, like 5x points at certain times, so it's worth keeping an eye on their emails.

Using the points is simple, you need to have the card (or be registered online if you have an account) and then when you go to the checkout or online, it adds up automatically. You can also check your points balance in their app or on the website. The most common thing is to accumulate them and then use them when you need something more expensive, like a phone or a game. Honestly, most people only really take advantage of it when they're making big purchases, otherwise it just sits there for months without you remembering you have points.

One important thing is that points expire, I think it's like 2 or 3 years, I can't remember exactly, but I recommend checking their website to be sure. And there are occasional promotions where you earn more points in specific categories, so if you see something advertised take advantage of it. Overall it's a pretty straightforward program, it just requires that you don't forget you have points stacking up there.

Don't wait around accumulating a ton of points at once, because they really do expire. Every euro you spend = one point, and when you rack up 100 points it turns into a 10 euro voucher to spend there. The trick nobody talks about is keeping an eye on Fnac's promotions where you get double points in certain weeks - that's when it's actually worth making a bigger purchase. Tip: use their app to track how much you've got stashed, because it's easy to lose count and let it expire.