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

thebunuk

Does anyone know how long the OU vouchers are valid for? I'm currently studying a level one course that ends next May, and I'd like to then do another level one course starting in October 2011. Is it worth changing the vouchers I now have (approx £60) to get x4 value, and then changing all the ones I've earned up to next summer at the time? I'm not sure if the OU will accept them as part payment and then another payment of vouchers in the summer.

Thanksx

DCFC79

cagsd wrote: »

For the "non Buy In Full" deals you can usually exchange them in increments of £2.50 so for e.g. £12.50 you would get £50 worth.

thanks,

so say for example i was thinking about going to pizza express and wanted to use say £5 of vouchers i would get £20 in clubcard vouchers to use

can i still get the vouchers even though i have been sent the vouchers from tesco

blueberrypie

DCFC79 wrote: »

thanks,

so say for example i was thinking about going to pizza express and wanted to use say £5 of vouchers i would get £20 in clubcard vouchers to use

Yes, if you exchange them now. But after December 5th, you'll only get £15 worth of Pizza Express vouchers for your £5 of clubcard vouchers.

DCFC79

blueberrypie wrote: »

Yes, if you exchange them now. But after December 5th, you'll only get £15 worth of Pizza Express vouchers for your £5 of clubcard vouchers.

thanks, yes im aware of the points losing value as thats why im trying to use them now so to speak

thanks again

c_l_a_i_r_e

I have some deals tokens that I converted in June but I now won't be able to use (they expire next month). Is there any way I can get them recredited to my account and if so how would I go about it? I'm going to read through some threads to try and find the answer but would be grateful if anyone could help me out. TIA

Mumto2

c_l_a_i_r_e wrote: »

I have some deals tokens that I converted in June but I now won't be able to use (they expire next month). Is there any way I can get them recredited to my account and if so how would I go about it? I'm going to read through some threads to try and find the answer but would be grateful if anyone could help me out. TIA

As long as they are in date, you can post them back to Tesco and they will credit them to your account for the next mailing.
This is an address from the website - make sure you're vouchers are insured for the right amount when you return them by post.

Tesco Clubcard
Freepost
Tesco Sco 3145
Dundee DD2 3ZR

no1catman

Mumto2 wrote: »

As long as they are in date, you can post them back to Tesco and they will credit them to your account for the next mailing.
This is an address from the website - make sure you're vouchers are insured for the right amount when you return them by post.

Tesco Clubcard
Freepost
Tesco Sco 3145
Dundee DD2 3ZR

That address will be fine for any unused Exchange-Vouchers, but I'd have thought:
Tesco Freetime Limited
PO Box 654
Crawley
RH10 1RG
- woulld be more appropriate.

Midger

no1catman wrote: »

That address will be fine for any unused Exchange-Vouchers, but I'd have thought:
Tesco Freetime Limited
PO Box 654
Crawley
RH10 1RG
- woulld be more appropriate.

I returned mine to the Crawley address a few weeks ago and within a couple of days received a letter confirming receipt.

c_l_a_i_r_e

no1catman wrote: »

That address will be fine for any unused Exchange-Vouchers, but I'd have thought:
Tesco Freetime Limited
PO Box 654
Crawley
RH10 1RG
- woulld be more appropriate.

Thanks to you both for your help. no1catman, do you know what the difference is between the two addresses then?

ETA: Actually just looking at my vouchers the cover letter has the Freetime address so I will send them there. I take it I just do a cover letter saying I won't be using the vouchers and requesting that they credit the points back onto my account?

no1catman

c_l_a_i_r_e wrote: »

Thanks to you both for your help. no1catman, do you know what the difference is between the two addresses then?

ETA: Actually just looking at my vouchers the cover letter has the Freetime address so I will send them there. I take it I just do a cover letter saying I won't be using the vouchers and requesting that they credit the points back onto my account?

The Dundee address is the main Clubcard head-office address e.g. worse case scenairo - to write to if a clubcard holder has passed away - Tesco need it in writing. Whereas the Crawley address is the place that handles all the 'reward' part of the system. Yes, covering letter fine ....