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Supermarket Christmas Savings Stamps 2008 Discussion
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Our local Iceland do electronic swipe cards now instead of stamps.You never know how strong you are until being strong is the only choice you have.
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Any idea about the Co-operative Group's saving stamp scheme?0
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Does anyone know if these supermarkets have paypoints (for gas and electricity), and if so whether these cards can be used to pay them off?0
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interesting about Asda. So, if I go in and load up 10 cards with £144 over the next few days, I'll get 10x£6??
Sounds like a plan.........;)
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Burlesque_Babe wrote: »interesting about Asda. So, if I go in and load up 10 cards with £144 over the next few days, I'll get 10x£6??
Sounds like a plan.........;)
Be careful to check if the bonus comes off again though, I'm sure it used to if you hadn't spent all the money by a certain date.0 -
This may be a stupid question but...
If load up 10 cards at Asda with £144 each on the 16th = £1440
I get 10 x £6 bonus on the 17th = £60
I know I HAVE to spend the £60 bonus in Asda but can I withdraw the £1440 back into my bank account... or do I HAVE to spend the £1440 in Asda too?
If so I don't think I'll bother!0 -
hi yes you do have to spend the full amount in asda their is no way of getting it off the card once you have put it on0
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Does anyone know if you have to use a debit card to buy them or can you use a credit card? That way I could get cashback on the credit card as well as the bonus?Achieve FIRE/Mortgage Neutrality in 2030
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As long as you're giving them money you can pay anyway you like!!! A lot of people spread the cost through the year adding a couple of ££ every time they shop so it'd impossible to police which cards you can/can't pay with. The only thing you can't use to pay is coupons.0
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Does anyone know whether the Asda Bonus card can be used to buy petrol?0
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