Nectar, used by more than 19 million people, is the latest card to fall foul of fraudsters after it linked up with the auction website to allow customers to spend points online.

The Sainsbury's Nectar card, which can be used to collect and spend points with a number of different brands, is set to undergo a huge change for eBay customers from September 1 ...

Sainsbury's has given Nectar card holders a two-week advance warning about a change in its policy. Users have been informed that as of September 1, they won't be able to collect or redeem Nectar ...

Nectar has announced a huge change that affects anyone who collects points with eBay. As of September 1, you won’t be able to collect or spend Nectar points directly on the eBay website. However ...

A Nectar spokesperson told The Sun: “From 1st September, the way customers can use Nectar with eBay is changing and they can collect two points for every £1 they spend via nectar.com and the ...

Loyalty card scheme Nectar has teamed up with online marketplace eBay to allow Nectar card holders to automatically collect points when they shop on the site, it has been announced today.

Online marketplace Ebay has embarked on a new partnership with Nectar, the UK loyalty programme, which will enable Nectar card holders to collect points automatically when they shop on Ebay. The move ...

EBay has partnered with loyalty programme Nectar so its card holders can automatically collect point while shopping on the marketplace. Nectar, which is celebrating its tenth anniversary this year, ...