BellStores Bell Buddy Rewards
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Food & Drink | Free | Campbell Oil Company | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
Save 3 ways:
1) SAVE at the pump, because the more you shop at BellStores the more you’ll save on fill-ups.
2) SAVE in the store, with product discounts, free items and more.
3) SAVE on every gallon of gasoline, by using the BellStores location and gas price feature.
BellStores Bell Buddy Rewards is our way of thanking our customers for choosing to shop and save at BellStores. We value your loyalty and would like to show our appreciation for your continued support.
Here are some of the highlights:
• Fuel and Freebies: View the fuel savings and free products you can get.
• The Way You Like It: Redeem your cents-off rewards inside BellStores OR at the pump for fuel purchases.
• See What’s Up: Check your deals tab for all product offers available inside your BellStores location. BellStores Bell Buddy Rewards participants will receive savings on specified products in the store, some changing every month and other new ones every quarter.
• Gauge Your Progress: View your progress on all club offers toward your next free item (Buy 5, Get 1 FREE Coffee | Buy 5, Get 1 FREE Fountain Drink | Buy 5, Get 1 FREE Car Wash).
• Location and Gas Prices: Find BellStores near you, view a map to find us and compare gas prices to get the best deals.
• Scan and Save: Scan barcodes for products inside BellStores to earn and redeem rewards.
• Link and Manage Cards: You can add cards for members of the family and share savings to get rewards faster than ever.
• Add the Value: Find out how much fuel savings and redeemed rewards you’ve already enjoyed.
Keep the Family on Full™ at all of our clean, safe, convenient and friendly BellStores locations. BellStores feature quality Marathon gasoline, Beantown Coffee, Splash Fountain drinks, Bell’s Bistro fresh food, and “to go” meals from restaurant partners like Subway, Dairy Queen and Hunt Brothers Pizza.
For more information, follow us at www.facebook.com/BellStores
Reviews
worst app
diziba191
This is the worst app ever.. whatever you click on there is no way to go back. Delete app..reinstall.. same thing Also..the new store here.. pumps have the wi-fi markings on them..but…. Doesn’t Work
Fuel prices?
trumpforprison
Can’t believe the app doesn’t display fuel prices of the location you choose on the map. Defeats the purpose of me using this app.
Would like to add more stars
beck2710g
Would like to add more stars I’ve had to reinstall it four times and still can’t get it to work not sure why keeps coming up to reinstall or retry later
Poor app and rewards program
Z44624
Cant track status of rewards, I have yet to get a discount at the pump even though I have linked my rewards card with my account. Crappy program and bad app!
Overall alright
supesmallz
Good app overall, bell stores is usually great. But a few things , needs to be able to link to your Apple wallet and it needs fixed with crashes every time I look at my in progress offers I try and click on them and the app immediately closes. Please update this and it will make everyone more satisfied.
The old app was better
NikkìHeat
Old app had notifications for free offers as well as you could see rewards etc. I have used this new app for gas and merchandise using the barcode / alt ID and nothing. Generic app and not worth using- I go toother gas stations now
Tracking?
June Wonder
I’m super stoked that Bell Stores has jumped on the rewards bandwagon, but my app doesn’t allow me to see evidence that I’ve earned any points toward anything. Because I can’t see it building rewards, I’m more inclined to go to get go or speedway where I see my progress toward fuel discounts. One TINY adjustment would make a world of difference. Definitely look over the speedway app and take a few cues, guys. You’re on the right path but you haven’t arrived yet. I’ve actually found myself going to bell stores less since I got this app because of this. Not out of spite or anything silly, but because I can’t tell that it’s benefiting me. It’s a subconscious aversion that I’ve noticed after the fact.
