Tesco Clubcard/Vouchers/Points/Deals - Post All Questions Here [merged]

Discodave

hopefully, mailing will start from Fri, to arrive mid/late week, next week

Any

Hi,
Is anyone here registered to receive eVouchers instead of mailing?
I only ever spend my points on rewards and order them online, so I am considering to sign up for that.

But..
Do you get them any quicker if they are eVouchers (thinking that they don't have to print them and send them)

Do you still get offers (soupons like spend £2.50 on bread and get extra points) by post? I never shop online as I don't trust it much and I have Tesco on the way from work.

Thanks

Discodave

Any wrote: »

Hi,
Is anyone here registered to receive eVouchers instead of mailing?
I only ever spend my points on rewards and order them online, so I am considering to sign up for that.

But..
Do you get them any quicker if they are eVouchers (thinking that they don't have to print them and send them)

Do you still get offers (soupons like spend £2.50 on bread and get extra points) by post? I never shop online as I don't trust it much and I have Tesco on the way from work.

Thanks

you get them every quarter, and then have to redeem them online using the evoucher codes you are sent.

Any

Discodave wrote: »

you get them every quarter, and then have to redeem them online using the evoucher codes you are sent.

Hi,
sorry, don't understand your answer...

I still get them every quarter, only by post at the moment.
I thought them when you register for eVouchers you get them online instead of the paper vouchers? Because for your rewards you really only need the codes. You only need it on paper if you pay by them in store.

The question was if you get them any quicker - ie right now there is a cut off and it takes up to 3 weeks before you receive your vouchers by post... so I thought you might get them quicker as they don't need to print them etc.

cagsd

Discodave means that even though they are eVouchers, they are still sent to you in the form of a paper voucher, with a code printed on it which you then input online. At least I think that's it!
You will also get the mailing with extra points / money off coupons which will also be for use online rather than instore.

Any

cagsd wrote: »

Discodave means that even though they are eVouchers, they are still sent to you in the form of a paper voucher, with a code printed on it which you then input online. At least I think that's it!

That is the way I get them now though.. ?! They come with on-line code printed on them.. I didn't know they can come any other way?

But I think I understood them wrong anyway... I thought that you can opt to receive the statement online (and therefore the vouchers), but I think it is showing to opt in to receive the vouchers with on-line codes even though I already get them like that.

cagsd

As far as I understand it, the "normal" Clubcard vouchers that you get (ie the basic vouchers that you can convert to deals if you want) come in paper form and also have a online code. Therefore you can use them either instore OR online.
You can opt to have the extra vouchers as E Coupons though... by this I mean the "65 points when you spend £3 on fruit" type ones. Although these are all sent as paper vouchers, you can only use instore ones instore, and E Coupon code ones online.
I may be wrong but I'm almost sure that's how it works. As far as I know, they don't email you the E Coupon ones.

no1catman

cagsd wrote: »

As far as I understand it, the "normal" Clubcard vouchers that you get (ie the basic vouchers that you can convert to deals if you want) come in paper form and also have a online code. Therefore you can use them either instore OR online.
You can opt to have the extra vouchers as E Coupons though... by this I mean the "65 points when you spend £3 on fruit" type ones. Although these are all sent as paper vouchers, you can only use instore ones instore, and E Coupon code ones online.
I may be wrong but I'm almost sure that's how it works. As far as I know, they don't email you the E Coupon ones.

Yes, that's right - opting for Ecoupons is for people who do a lot of Grocery Home Shopping, rather than use the (money off or extra points)vouchers in store e.g. Ecoupon vouchers do not have a barcode, that the Store needs.
The actual cash vouchers - only come via the post - so know you address is correct!?

margo1

Its a shame but I have not seen any really good offers on points lately like the wine or the washing powder promotion. Are they seasonal does anyone know? Getting 250 points for buying a bottle of softener was brill!

gingabird

Does anyone know if Tesco will be doing the same promotion as last year, where you could double up your clubcard vouchers to spend instore or on Tesco Direct?