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Tesco Clubcard/Vouchers/Points/Deals - Post All Questions Here

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  • valleylass
    valleylass Posts: 537 Forumite
    Hi
    Dont know if anyone can help, the answer is probably here somewhere but cant find it!
    My partner and I both have clubcards and wanted to combine our vouchers together for a clubcard deal(possibly a holiday or something else to treat ourselves), can you do this? Bearing in mind that the vouchers we have already have different names and clubcard account numbers on them?

    Have phoned clubcard but didn't get much sense, they kept talking about airmiles which isnt what we want!
  • bylromarha
    bylromarha Posts: 10,085 Forumite
    I've been Money Tipped!
    valleylass wrote:
    Hi
    Dont know if anyone can help, the answer is probably here somewhere but cant find it!
    My partner and I both have clubcards and wanted to combine our vouchers together for a clubcard deal(possibly a holiday or something else to treat ourselves), can you do this? Bearing in mind that the vouchers we have already have different names and clubcard account numbers on them?

    Have phoned clubcard but didn't get much sense, they kept talking about airmiles which isnt what we want!

    If both your names are on the holiday booking, and the names match the names on the CC vouchers, then yes you can combine the vouchers for a deal.

    Shall I start waffling about airmiles now to try to confuse you from the simple answer the CC helpline should have given you:rolleyes: ?!
    Who made hogs and dogs and frogs?
  • MJH2
    MJH2 Posts: 5 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    Just wondered if they said TESCO or were like normal experience vouchers.

    Thanks

    MJH2 (formerly janem2)
  • hotbod
    hotbod Posts: 55 Forumite
    i have found tesco head office to be a complete waste of time
    you could try telephoning Sir Terry Leahy secretary Carol buckley
    01992 632222
    or email terry.leahy@tesco.com
    GOOD LUCK
  • jaymac_2
    jaymac_2 Posts: 1,740 Forumite
    I phoned Cosmos to ask about using vouchers for a holiday. I realise I need to pay brochure price but the same holiday is £300 cheaper online. Cosmos person said you would get the early season discounts if they were available when you booked so I looked at 2007 brochure online to check prices...which were higher and included a ticket on departure charge!
  • pruney
    pruney Posts: 335 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Name Dropper Combo Breaker
    Can anyone who uses clubcard plus tell me if they get a lot of extra points coupons through the till?
    I get quite a lot and put together with the ones I receive with my clubcard vouchers and those I get for being in the healthy living and food clubs, I've worked out that on my last statement, I got more than double the points I should have done for what I spent anyway.
    Approx 3 month tesco spend = £600; points earnt in store for last quarter = 1389.
    I am thinking about getting the clubcard plus and crediting at CS as I have to work with cash but I don't want to bother if it means I lose my extra points coupons which I get at the till. And they come up for items i actually buy as well on a regular basis.
    Any advice appreciated,
    Thanks,
    Ayesha

    PS: posted this on the clubcard plus post but no-one has replied, thought I might have more luck here
  • scoobylou_3
    scoobylou_3 Posts: 129 Forumite
    Hi everyone. I have been saving my coupons and want to turn them into deals. I was thinking about using them for a hotel stay or a haven type holiday but have read a few posts saying its not the best value because you have to pay full price even if there are offers on. Can anyone enlighten me further and is there a better option for using the deals? Thanks
  • bylromarha
    bylromarha Posts: 10,085 Forumite
    I've been Money Tipped!
    scoobylou wrote:
    Hi everyone. I have been saving my coupons and want to turn them into deals. I was thinking about using them for a hotel stay or a haven type holiday but have read a few posts saying its not the best value because you have to pay full price even if there are offers on. Can anyone enlighten me further and is there a better option for using the deals? Thanks

    Even if the holidays are full price, then they are still a great deal as you were getting the CC vouchers anyway.

    Why not look on the Deals website and see if there is anything on there you would be buying anyway, so would make a good deal, and use your cash on the cheaper holiday? If there is nothing you would have bought there anyway, then you may as well get a holiday with your CC vouchers.

    The only time I would advise being wary is when your CC vouchers don't cover the entire cost of your holiday...if your holiday was £200 full price with CC vouchers and you paid £50CC + £150 cash, or discounted as you aren't paying with CC vouchers to £160, then it's obviously better to go for the disocunted holiday and pay £10 extra.
    Who made hogs and dogs and frogs?
  • Silver_Lilly
    Silver_Lilly Posts: 142 Forumite
    i am probably not in the right place,but i got a tesco coupon for an extra 20 points if i bought the local eveing post newspaper. it wouldnt scan at the checkout so we went to customer services and they added the points .it wasnt until we got hom,e that we realised that they had put in points realatig to a £20 spend not 20 points. this is not the first time it has happened euther last time they scaned a 100 coupon and it showed up as a £100 spend worth of points.
  • suekjw
    suekjw Posts: 866 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 500 Posts Combo Breaker
    birch wrote:
    i am probably not in the right place,but i got a tesco coupon for an extra 20 points if i bought the local eveing post newspaper. it wouldnt scan at the checkout so we went to customer services and they added the points .it wasnt until we got hom,e that we realised that they had put in points realatig to a £20 spend not 20 points. this is not the first time it has happened euther last time they scaned a 100 coupon and it showed up as a £100 spend worth of points.

    Erm, unless I'm getting it very wrong, a £20 spend IS 20 points, and £100 spend is 100 points so you are getting the correct number of points.
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