[{"title":"What is the hell is this? ","content":"

It's our little rewards program because apparently buying planner shit wasn't rewarding enough.

Create an account, earn points for things like purchases, referrals, and other fun stuff, then cash those points in for rewards.

The more points you hoard, the more free shit and discounts you can unlock.

"},{"title":"Who gets to play?","content":"

Anyone with a PlannerShit account is automatically enrolled. No secret handshake required.

If you have an account, you're in.

"},{"title":"How do I get my grubby little hands on points?","content":"

There are several ways to earn points, including making purchases, referring friends, and completing other activities we have cooked up for you.

Head over to Ways to Earn to see all the current ways you can rack up points.

"},{"title":"Okay, I have points. Now what the hell do I do with them?","content":"

Head over to Ways to Redeem to see what's currently available.

Find something you want, make sure you've got enough points, and cash those bad boys in.

"},{"title":"Can I hoard an unreasonable number of points?","content":"

Absolutely.

There is currently no limit to how many points you can earn. Go forth and hoard.

"},{"title":"Why are my points doing weird shit?","content":"

Approved: These points are ready to spend. Go nuts.

Pending: These points are temporarily in loyalty-point jail while we verify the activity that earned them. This can happen with things like purchases and referrals.

Cancelled: These points aren't coming back. For example, if you cancel an order, the points earned from that purchase will be cancelled too.

"},{"title":"Do my points expire, or can I hoard them forever?","content":"

Unfortunately, your points aren't immortal. They expire one year after they're awarded.

It's a rolling expiration, so every batch of points gets its own one-year lifespan. Earn 500 points today? Those points expire one year from today. Earn another 500 six months from now? Those get their own expiration date six months after that.

So yes, you can absolutely hoard them. Just keep an eye on those expiration dates before your oldest points wander off into the sunset. 🫡

"}]