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Old Tesco Codes Thread
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jo_b wrote:But Quidco offer double the rates of cashback as Rpoints!!
but Rpoints wll price match any other cashback site and also dont charge an annual fee!!If you find a competitor offering more cashback at one of our Rpoints partner sites, then will we match that offer and credit you with the difference. Just use Rpoints for the transaction and when the cashback appears on your statement, complete our simple Highest Cashback form to claim the difference. See our Highest Cashback policy for conditions and answers to Frequently Asked Questions
Quidco is not double:
Quidco: 3% at Tesco but charge you £5 annual fee.
Rpoints: 2% at Tesco plus no annual fee.
To cover the £5 fee you need to spend £500 and the extra 1% covers it. And dont forget this £500 is on non-food goods!.0 -
I thought there was a code floating about for 1000 points on a .com wine order anyone know of this?????
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Annie - Try XX-9FF6 for 1000 points on 12 bottles wine / 6 bottles champagne. I used it last night and it worked. Only problem is I still have 20+ bottles of wine in the garage *hic*0
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From Tesco's Baby & Toddler Club publication 3-6 mths. XX-C69W expires 30/10/06. (You may need to belong to the club to use it???)Nuts just take up space where chocolate ought to be.0
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Code: XX2F55
Discount: £20 off £50 spend
Minimum purchase of 12 bottles of wine or 6 bottles of Champagne.0 -
--Tony-- wrote:Code: XX2F55
Discount: £20 off £50 spend
Minimum purchase of 12 bottles of wine or 6 bottles of Champagne
its a shame that tesco have to give codes for booze, we live in a society of drinkers. surely it makes better sence to promote food rather than alcohol. shame on you tesco, with your billion pounds of profit.All the big powers they've silenced me. So much for free speech and choice on this fundamental human right, and outing the liars.0 -
silkyuk9 wrote:its a shame that tesco have to give codes for booze, we live in a society of drinkers. surely it makes better sence to promote food rather than alcohol. shame on you tesco, with your billion pounds of profit.
I totally agree. :T0 -
silkyuk9 wrote:its a shame that tesco have to give codes for booze, we live in a society of drinkers. surely it makes better sence to promote food rather than alcohol. shame on you tesco, with your billion pounds of profit.
How different is points on alcohol, to points on chocolate? Both 'unhealthy' depending on your definition.
I would much rather have BOGOF on a butternut squash, than a packet of cakes.
These deals contribute to the obesity problem. I think if people are intelligent and savvy enough to work out how to use the points tricks, they are intelligent enough to drink sensibly.
However I suspect all those thick chavs who buy all the unhealthy foods on BOGOF are the ones who need a bit of intervention.0 -
I have just received a code with my wine club.... (I shan't be using it)
£15 off when you spend £50 or more on any wine or champagne from https://www.tesco.com/wine.
XX1G7J
Hope this helps someone.0 -
Extra 750 points for a £75+ shop. Starts 1st September for 6 weeks can only be used once per customer. XX-T6960
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