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Tesco Clubcard/Vouchers/Points/Deals - Post All Questions Here
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Sorry if i sound stupid, but much in shopping do you have to get to get the various points?
Im looking at the laton towers tickets ideallyWaddle you do eh?0 -
I went into my local Tesco yesterday and saw they had a freezer with a large ' turkey joints from £5 ' notice covering all the freezer.I looked in and the Turkeys started from £6, prices on the top started from £6 and there was no room for any other Turkeys.I asked a sales assistant to show me the £5 ones and he agreed there was not any and agreed it looked highly unlikely there has been any as there was no room.I bought a £6 one and went to C/S thinking WOW my first R/R ( sort of ) .But came across complete lies.First they said that a turkey is not a turkey joint , even though there was not anything else in the freezer.Then as one went to check freezer another told me they had sold out of the £5 ones, just as he finished telling me that the other woman came back and said it was a mistake as they have never had them but head office had insisted the notice was put up and they will be getting them in , I obviously confronted the man about telling me they had sold out and lying to me he denied he had said it :eek:
They said the notice had now been removed .As far as they where concerned that was the end of the matter.I said that the notice was misleading and I was still not happy (waiting for my money back ) .They where not budging from there stance .I said I am sure trading standards would be interested that you are showing misleading prices .They said trading standards would not be interested ,I am wrong .They said they would refund me as a goodwill gesture and gave me ............£1 :eek: .I said oh no that is not what your policy states you are suppose to give me all my money back she said oh no we r not as we never over charged you as we never had the item to sell . I gave up and now am about to write a letter to head office .
Has anyone else felt the need to write a complaint and if so what type of response do they give ?
I think they will certainly know me next time I go in as I caused such a fuss .Guess no R/R's for me in the future not that I ever found any anyway :rotfl:Wish I could stop editing EVERY post I make :mad:0 -
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Does anybody know if i can use my mums clubcard vouchers?? They are in her name but we live at the same address but would it be a problem when i change them into "deal" vouchers or when i pay for things with "deal" vouchers. Is there away to transfer them into my name? Is there away to automatically get the points she spends put into my clubcard account. f anybody wants to help, please PM me, would be much appreciated.
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You can't use someone elses vouchers but if you get a spare card for your mum so that all points she earns go onto your card then there'll be no problemI haven't got one!0
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If you swap the tokens for MFI vouchers do they have a cut off date ? I have some running out but we are still saving and will be for some time !Divorce all finished- now to start saving for a better future!0
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Yes they do but if you don't use them in time you can have them recredited to your clubcard.
I think I'm right in saying that, I know I did that with the theme park vouchersI haven't got one!0 -
Have you seen the buy one get one free on Tesco CD R's and DVD R's ?- they work out at 10p and 20p per disc respectively.0
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Does anyone know if you can use the Deals Vouchers against annual passes for Drayton Manor? I know Alton Towers have put a stop to the Anuual Passes and now do the 5 visit ones, but they are pay-in-full. The Drayton Manor vouchers are the £2.50 = £10 in Deals type, so I'm hoping they may accept them.....0
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Forget that! Just bothered to read the Terms and Conditions and it states they cannot be used for Annual Memberships. Oh well, nice try!0
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Creativeshopper wrote:This is my 1st posting - so apologies if this appears elsewhere. I just put it on a contact lenses thread, and then realsied that the last posting there was last June - so in case no one reads it there - I have put it here too.
I am on the Boots Vision Plan, for my monthly disposable lenses. It isn't cheap (£18.50), but I have expensive lenses due to dry eyes, and the price includes solutions and twice yearly aftercare. I priced up the on line alternatives, and there didn't seem much in it.
However, I did notice that you can now use Tesco Clubcard vouchers to join HSA. £28.50 of Clubcard vouchers buys 1 year of HSA Family Cover Level 1, which is worth £114.40. As I understand it, this means I could claim back up to 50% of my contact lens scheme costs (up to £70) - and when I rang them, they said contact lens schemes were covered within the plan. This makes it worth joining for me, but I can also claim for dental fees, osteopathy etc for myself, husband and 2 children - should the need arise over the year. I am going to join. If anyone else is interested in the scheme, the link is:
http://www.tesco.com/clubcard/deals/product.aspx?R=199
I hope this is of use to someone.Nothing in it, nothing in it but a ribbon round it .....0
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