BrisbaneNorg

as long as their staff are bubbly and cute, I don’t mind losing my discount..

god i feel dirty..

Boo. So longtime customers get shafted preferentially. Surely not a good way to do business?

It’s hit cafes too - the Guru Coffee franchise in Canberra all put their prices up this year by about 20-30 cents. Though I think their reasoning was the price of milk.

For the loyal VIBE customers they have in effect put their prices up 10%.

Good point - though even if they’d gone with the other option VIBE Club members such as myself would still have to pay more anyway, unless they increased the Club discount - unlikely that was considered.

I actually work at Boost Juice and signed up to this website to purely comment on this topic.

Although ‘apparently’ the public do not care that we are suffering from a drought, and in effect produce, especially dairy prices have substantially risen, it is the truth, and what better way can something be explained?

When a VIBE customer approaches our store to make a purchase I have been alerting them of the changes which are soon approaching, and there is also a sign at the front of our store for customers to read regarding this matter.

I believe that boost has attempted to cover all aspects and still offer the boost loyalty card, which in effect give consumers the same discount in a lump sum, by giving them their 11th free drink, rather than discounts.  

All is not lost, a new VIBE system is been created as we speak and should be out by later in the year.

Thanks for joining up at the Norg, Saralah, and for the information; I don’t mind about prices going up - still cheaper than Starbucks! And healthier too - I usually get Boost Juice 3 times a week. Good that you’ve been proactive with informing the public … the email from Boost Juice I got 2 days ago was the first I’ve heard of it … and as I said, I’m at the store at least 3 times a week. But I’m not too concerned so I didn’t get the email and freak out with “How DARE you Janine!”