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Boosting your Tesco Clubcard Points Discussion Area
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Any more news on this offer it sounds great?
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Hi - can anyone help? I got through to the page to register but when I tried to add my account number it just wouldn't register any numbers at all. My phone is a samsung G600.0
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wigglywoozle wrote: »No, you have to pay with the Clubcard Plus to get the double points. If you pay by another means and use it as a normal clubcard, you will only get single points. Though I may have read that as long as you pay part of the balance on the Clubcard Plus, you will get double points on the whole transaction. Someone else may be able to clarify that.
Kate x
I have a combined Tesco Club Card/Credit card and my understanding is that I get double points.0 -
Any more news on this offer it sounds great?
I just called Tesco customer service to ask if I would get multiple points if I bought multiple items (ie 200pts for buying 2 pots of Marmite) and the man said that he has no idea and had no knowledge of the deal, but that he would imagine that the bulk buy policy would apply. ie, you might get away with buying a few of the same item and getting multiple points, but not loads.Still no clearer then!!!VSP Challenge 2010 No 19 - £416.09 , 2011 No15 - £497.17, 2012 No9 - £146.52. 2013 No5 - £113.92SPC4 No1066 - £948.95,SPC5 No1066 - £659.49 (2 stone 13lbs)SPC6 No1066 - Pot 1 - 3.03b. Pot 2 - 3.05lb Pot 3 - 3.0lb0 -
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hi, I just want to check that I'm not being really stupid and have got my sums right. I'm trying to decide between the clubcardplus account and the tesco credit card. I'm thinking that CCplus account on £4 spending would give me 8 points and the credit card would give me 5 points plus my usual 4 points making 9 points.
Therefore the credit card is the better one to go for right?
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gingernutbizkit wrote: »hi, I just want to check that I'm not being really stupid and have got my sums right. I'm trying to decide between the clubcardplus account and the tesco credit card. I'm thinking that CCplus account on £4 spending would give me 8 points and the credit card would give me 5 points plus my usual 4 points making 9 points.
Therefore the credit card is the better one to go for right?
thanks, Ging x
You are right about the clubcardplus, you get 2 points per pound spent in tesco instead of 1. (So on a spend of £4 you get 8 points)
The new tesco credit card gets you 1 point for every £4 you spend, so if you spent £4 in Tesco you would get 4 points (1 for each £) plus 1 for each £4 on your credit card so 5 in total. So you would get more points with the clubcardplus!
The older credit card (like mine) gives you 1 point for every £2 spent + 1 per £ spent in Tesco giving you 6 points so still not as good as CCP.
HTH MrsB.
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I have a combined Tesco Club Card/Credit card and my understanding is that I get double points.
No you don't get double points.
You get the 1 per £ spent in Tesco + either 1 for every £4 you spend (if it is a recently opened credit card) OR 1 for every £2 you spend (if it is an older card).
I am not sure when Tesco changed the rate of points collected, but it was in the last 4 or 5 years I think.
HTH MrsB.
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The advantage of the credit card/clubcard is that you get points on money spent anywhere. If you use it for everything they really mount up. We bought a car with ours - paid the money in advance to the card.Lots of points.0
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I'm sorry if this is the wrong place to ask this question but I would like to know the following. Can i use my mums cc vouchers to get the deals . I have about £1000 worth and she has £500 and i would like to add them together. If this is the wrong place to ask please can someone re direct me, first time here. Thanks0
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