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Boosting your Tesco Clubcard Points Discussion Area
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hi there i keep reading about people saying they bank the tesco codes online to use on there next shop,can someone explain where i go on the tesco web to do this
You can do it at the checkout stage online. If you go online and add your order to the basket, then go to the checkout it asks you to put any voucher codes in the little box, do that go to the next page and then you can log out - however, and I may be wrong in saying this but I think this only works really well for those people who have multiple accounts (unlike me, cos it seems to complicated! I'm sure it's not but I don't shop online that much anyway!).
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|Anyone can bank a code you don't need multipule accounts, tesco doesn't really like this anyway. i just do it so that i dont forget to use a code if there is one around. You go to your account make your shopping up to £50 insert the code where it asks but leave the site without paying then it will still be there when you come to actually do your shop. Dont shop on-line very often but its nice to be able to use a code once a quarter if there is one that eveyone can use.0
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michaelgabriel wrote: »Is it the case that if you have more than one clubcard registered, you get quarterly mailings for each? I have a Clubcard and a Clubcard Plus AND a few ancient Clubcards all registered. My impression is that they all get linked and you only get ONE mailing. But I love to be told otherwise, if it means that I get duplicated mailiings!
Anyone know for sure?I don't think I can hang on til Friday...0 -
ernie-money wrote: »One thing worth noting tough, is that if the accounts have different surnames, ie not married partners etc, you will not be able to use the clubcard deals vouchers together, but will have to save up for deals separately.
So if me(Allen) and my partner(Jones) want to book a holiday, we have to book them seperatley??
Or do we just have to claim the deals seperatley and book an holiday together using our combined deals?0 -
How long are tesco clubcard vouchers valid for?
Cheers0 -
How long are tesco clubcard vouchers valid for?
Cheers
Sorry after a lot of searching I found the answer:-
"Your Vouchers are valid for 2 years - an expiry date is displayed on each Clubcard Voucher"
Next question - If I exchange vouchers for BA airmiles, how long are they valid?0 -
Code I got in with my shopping which I won't be using.
Tesco Wine Club
£10 off your first shop when you spend £50 or more on wine or Champagne by the case.
XXCNTR Expires 31st December 08.:rotfl: ¸¸.·´°¤AIRMILES NEEDED: 3,000¤°`·.¸¸:rotfl::confused: AIRMILES SAVED : 705 :wall:TESCO POINTS: 1709:A0 -
Another money off deal instead of vouchers. I see a pattern emerging here0
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P.S I am also wondering whos has got the most Tesco clubcard points saved on this forum so far. And if tesco have queried any of their points at all?0
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hi for those of you who need to call tpf, tesco personal finance and other departments can go to saynoto0870, they have loads of alternative landline and freephone numbers.
EVERY LITTLE HELPS!
lol, lol0
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