McDonald's shakes-up hot drink loyalty scheme that could see shoppers pay more
dailyrecord.co.ukMcDonald's is set to axe its popular coffee stamp scheme in a major shake-up to the loyalty scheme that could now see caffeine fans paying more for their favourite hot drink.The fast-food giant has unveiled a major overhaul to its rewards based scheme that will see customers unable to obtain digital stamps when they purchase a hot drink.Currently, McDonald's fans can collect digital stamps when they purchase a hot beverage - known as a McCafe Loyalty.
When collected through the My McDonald's app, they can get the sixth free after they purchase five.For example, customers who purchase five cappuccino's would find themselves spending just £10.45 to nab the free drink, reports The Sun.
However, this is set to change from the end of the month, with the global food brand set to introduce a new wider points system that could find them paying much more than they are used to.
From October 31, the current points system will be rolled into the new My McDonald's Rewards Scheme, that will see customers have to earn points that can be redeemed across food and drink items on the menu.
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