There aren’t many retail stores I look forward to shopping at these days. Best Buy, despite their faults – and yes, they have several – is a pretty fun store. So I check my email today, of which they don’t bother me at too much thankfully, and they wanted me to sign up for RewardZoneDining.com. I peek around at the offer and see for every $1 spent dining *at participating restaurants I can earn some bonus points in addition to the Reward Zone points already being earned.

Readers will note I bolded and put an asterisk next to the ‘at participating restaurants’ part. Of course it’s not every restaurant because not every restaurant is going to give Best Buy some perks. Also, it’s only on credit cards you enter into the system, which if you already have a Best Buy Reward Zone Mastercard like me, then it’s a no brainer for bonus Reward Zone points.

The program doesn’t stop here, there are various tiers based on just how much you can eat out a year. If you have 11 or more qualified transactions totaling at least $275 in the calendar year, you’ll be considered a VIP Member and earn 3 points per dollar. If you simply give them permission to send you spam, er offers, and have fewer than 11 qualified transactions totaling $275, then you are simply an ‘Online Member’ but earn 2 points per $1 spent.

If any of this is of interest to you or you want to learn more, you can visit the how it works Best Buy Reward Zone Dining page. Hey, maybe it’s not as cool as getting an invite to check out Google Wave, but we can’t all be in the 100,000 invited club.

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