Club De Nacion

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What can you guys tell me but Club de Nacion? Is there a charge to join? Is it similar to Groton or big deal? Thanks.
 
You need to subscribe to the newspaper and get delivery at least twice a week. (We get Sunday and Wednesday.) Then you'll get the Club La Nacion card. You simply pull that out at participating stores/restaurants and they'll give you the discount on your bill.
 
Exactly as sleuth said its just benefits for the readers of la nacion, clarin has one too called clarin 365
 
Yeah, well worth it for restaurants and other things. We get the paper Sat & Sun, and have the premium card. There is a standard version where sometimes instead of 20% off you'll get 15% off. We'll generally go to 2 restaurants a month with it, normally get 20% off. For us it paid for itself when we furnised our apartment, got 25% off a fairly pricey sofa from one of the shops in Buenos Aires design. We'd probably have ordered the weekend paper anyway as it's nicer to have a physical paper to read at the weekend. Some of the supermarkets have a La Nacion discount day, Coto have it on tues or weds i think, we go in then and stock up on household essentials, cleaning products etc..any non-fresh food basically. 20% off everything..makes a difference when you see that 1k become 800 pesos.

Different to groupon etc in that the discount is applied to your purchase, rather than paid for in advance. i.e. a 400peso bill becomes 320 at the point of purchase rather than buying an offer in advance. It is different to some of the bank discounts where the bank refunds you the discount to you after the purchase. You bank might offer 20% on a certain day but you pay 400 and receive the 80 from the bank a few days later.

Very useful for the peso wage slaves amongst us. Like everything you have to use it to get value from it.
 
I had club la nacion, and it was crazy trying to cancel with them! every time i would cancel, they would confirm the cancellation by phone, yet they were still charging my credit card! I would call, complain,every month and they would tell that that this time its really cancelled...but it never was! finally I had to get my bank to block them!
 
I only get La Nación once a week and yet have a premium card. Although I have been a customer for a few years.

I remember a battle with Personal to get them to stop charging me for a blackberry plan. Six months of billing reciprocated by six visits to Personal HQ, six times assured that the Blackberry plan had been cancelled before it finally was. A good 10 hours of my time wasted.
 
I spend about $60 pesos a month on my newspaper subscription and save >$500 with the discount cards. Remember at restaurants its off the entire bill, including alcohol. A good dinner at a top restaurant with some nice wine and you can save a serious chunk of change. Not to mention the grocery stores. Coto has CLN days on Tues and Weds and is 15% off the whole purchase.
 
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