This Apple gift card deal is NOT a scam
Coles is offering 20x Flybuys points on all Apple gift cards purchased in-store until 11 November.
05 Nov 2025
Coles is offering 20x Flybuys points on all Apple gift cards purchased in-store until 11 November.
An Apple gift card deal landing in your inbox can set off alarm bells for a potential scam–but this time it’s a genuine offer. Coles is offering 20x Flybuys points when you buy Apple gift cards in store at the supermarket with the potential to earn 50,000 points each day. It’s a legitimate way to boost your points balance ahead of the Christmas season or get better value on a future Apple purchase.
How the deal works
- Offer: Earn 20x Flybuys points on Apple gift cards.
- Which cards: The offer applies to $20, $30, $50, $100, $200 and $20-500 variable load gift cards.
- Where: You must purchase the cards in-store at Coles.
- When: The offer runs until November 11.
- Who: You must be a Flybuys member to get the points.
- Limit: You can purchase a maximum of 5 cards per customer each day
How to get the most from your Flybuys points
The value you get from this deal depends on how you use your points.
The simplest option is Flybuys Dollars, which gives you $10 off your shop for every 2,000 points. This effectively makes the Apple gift card deal work like a 10% cashback offer.
Alternatively, you can convert your points to Velocity points for flights or use the Flybuys reward store to buy products.
Ways to spend your points
Let’s say you buy a new iPad Pro for $2,199 using the gift card deal. You would earn 44,000 Flybuys points.
Here’s what you could do with those points:
- Redeem for Flybuys Dollars: Get $220 off your shop at retailers like Coles or Kmart.
- Convert to Velocity Points: Get 22,000 Velocity points. At the time of writing, a one-way Business Class flight from Sydney to Melbourne costs 22,900 points (valued at around $396).
- Use the Rewards Store: Get a Sunbeam Two Way Blender (43,636 points), which retails for around $229.
Point values and reward availability can change. These examples are estimates at the time of writing. The best way to spend your points will depend on current offers and your personal needs.
If you want to learn more about maximising your balance, check out our guide to getting the most from your frequent flyer points program.
This article was reviewed by our Consumer Editor Meagan Lawrence before it was updated, as part of our fact-checking process.
