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Old Tesco Codes Thread
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new Wine Club mailing received this morning (and used!)
£15 off + Free Delivery on orders of £50 and over XX2H6P
LouiseAlthough no one can go back and make a brand new start, anyone can start from now and make a brand new ending.... life is a WIP.
Snowball says too far away, working hard to bring it forward.0 -
Got my wine club mailing today
£15 off and free del
£50 MIN SPEND
codexx2f55
My sis got £10 off, min spend £50
code xx2g1sCrazy cat lady0 -
Hi
am after the best way to order for the first time from tesco. Am already registered due to getting car insurance from them a few years ago, but somebody who posted previously said to go through quidco. Can I register again if I go through quidco? If not, are there any codes for a spend of £56.70 and when is the best time to order/arrange delivery?
any answers appreciated.
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From Mother & Baby magazine September edition (they often have a code). XX-WTVR E: 30/09/06Nuts just take up space where chocolate ought to be.0
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eCoupon code: XXSW34
Valid for deliveries before Wednesday 27th September 2006
sent to me via ediets email, £5 off first £50 grocery order, so might work , might not , but worth a try
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akh43 wrote:Hi
am after the best way to order for the first time from tesco. Am already registered due to getting car insurance from them a few years ago, but somebody who posted previously said to go through quidco. Can I register again if I go through quidco? If not, are there any codes for a spend of £56.70 and when is the best time to order/arrange delivery?
any answers appreciated.
Thanks
Go through Rpoints they will give you 250 points on your first order and 2% on all future non food orders. The problem with Quidco is they charge you £5 each year to be a member so unless you use it lots its not worth it. Rpoints also pay you £5 to join, have PM'd you..0 -
--Tony-- wrote:Go through Rpoints they will give you 250 points on your first order and 2% on all future non food orders. The problem with Quidco is they charge you £5 each year to be a member so unless you use it lots its not worth it. Rpoints also pay you £5 to join, have PM'd you.
But Quidco offer double the rates of cashback as Rpoints!!0 -
What happens if you buy something and return it? I bought my hubby a sat nav and it had 500 extra points on it but now he's gone and got one. When I return it, will I lose my points?There will always be:
A “LIE” in BELIEVE, an “OVER” in LOVER, an “END” in FRIEND, an “US” in TRUST , and an “IF” in LIFE0 -
freccle wrote:What happens if you buy something and return it? I bought my hubby a sat nav and it had 500 extra points on it but now he's gone and got one. When I return it, will I lose my points?
Hi
...depends on CS person...yesterday I took a phone back (£10) and she recredited my bank card and asked for my cc too and swiped it presumably to debit the points.
...having said this, this is the first time this has happened to me.0
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