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thomasjmdavis

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Re: Midwest Model Railroad
« Reply #15 on: August 13, 2021, 07:20:01 PM »
Spend a certain amount with them.  Once you hit $1500 (Yardmaster level), any order above $100 gets free shipping.

The levels are:

    Passenger (0$ and up to $274)
         Benefits - 2 points for every $1 spent

    Engineer ($275 up to $1499)
         Benefits - 3 points for every $1 spent
         A 5% off coupon ( good next order after you hit the threshold)

    Yardmaster ($1500 and above)
         Benefits - 4 points for every $1 spent
         A 10% off coupon ( good next order after you hit the threshold)
         Free shipping (best method - no choice) on orders over $100
         Emails with exclusive sales and limited edition products (do not recall this happen but I might have missed it)

The points are redeemable for coupons for $xx off an order.
You can apparently gain points by doing other things such as liking them on Facebook, sharing them on Facebook, following them on Instagram, writing a review and so on.

All of this is on the "Rewards" button that shows up after you log in and view your cart or account page.

Thanks for the info.  I must be mired at "Engineer" level.  MBK just never has $1500 of stuff I want/need in any given year, at least since they started this rewards thing - the annual reset wipes me out.  I guess I need to be more careful with it, and use the "points" on whatever I figure my last purchase is in any given year. 
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reinhardtjh

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Re: Midwest Model Railroad
« Reply #16 on: August 13, 2021, 07:46:43 PM »
Thanks for the info.  I must be mired at "Engineer" level.  MBK just never has $1500 of stuff I want/need in any given year, at least since they started this rewards thing - the annual reset wipes me out.  I guess I need to be more careful with it, and use the "points" on whatever I figure my last purchase is in any given year.

I thought it was per year also but it doesn't actually say that.  I've looked at my order history and I haven't ordered $1500 in the past 12 months, nor 2021 or 2020 yet they say I have 3500 points and have gotten the free shipping on every order over $100 for the past 3 years. (In totaling orders so far 2021 is $564.64, 2020 was $316.84, 2019 was a whopper at $2650.46 :facepalm:)

I do think you have to make sure you have logged in when you order.  I don't know that you can order without an account, but if so then those points would be lost since they don't know who to award them to.
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Re: Midwest Model Railroad
« Reply #17 on: February 19, 2022, 12:20:53 AM »
I've ordered 3 times from MMR in the last several months. Very pleasant transactions.

Getting back to my layout after a long absence, my two "go to" shops are out of business, so I started surfing the web for shops.

Interesting enough, MMR is my "local" shop so to speak. I live in a rural area, and they're about 50 miles away, but in a direction that I usually don't head to.

I haven't been to their store, but plan to at some point. So far I've been pleased. Seem like good, helpful folks to do business with.
A "western modeler" that also runs NS.

ArtinCA

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Re: Midwest Model Railroad
« Reply #18 on: December 17, 2022, 12:49:30 PM »
I'll throw in another kudos for these guys. I live in the Des Moines area and if the USPS doesn't fumble, I get my order within 2 days. Good service and good people!
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