Tesco voucher codes DISCUSSION ONLY! Thread 2

miggy

I'm not sure if this is the best place to post this but as this is the last day of the month some Clubcard vouchers will be going out of date.

If you aren't absolutely certain you have spent all your old ones (they last two years so this may be pre-MSE for some), go to the T*sco website, click on 'Clubcard' and then on 'My Clubcard Account' (a green square near the bottom of the screen). You will then need to sign in and as well as a banner with your current points you will see nine squares with different functions. To check if you have any about-to-expire points, click on 'Your Vouchers' and a page will open showing what vouchers you've been issued in the past two years. If you have lost them you can print them out - but January 2010 vouchers only have till midnight tonight.

It used to be possible to phone up and let them know if you had unspent vouchers that you needed to update, so if you can't get down to the shops this would be worth a try.

ETA - saved myself a tenner recently by doing this.

no1catman

Excellent post Miggy i.e. well explained - except for one thing:

- there aren't any vouchers dated 31 january 2012, however they will be vouchers dated 28 Feb 2012 - i.e. two lots - the vouchers from Dec '09 & Feb '10 were both dated valid until 28 Feb. 2012.

POPPYOSCAR

Stevev99 wrote: »

Personally now the good old days of lots of codes and offers with Tesco has gone and it's down to a miserly point per £1 spent I don't hold any loyalty out for Tesco anymore.
Think they've made an error in scrapping the double points just so they can knock 20p off a few items!!

Just completed an online shop and having spent £100 to see it say 'you have earnt 100 clubcard points' is pretty poor...a whopping £1 in deals hardly makes me want to stick with them and not drive to my local Morrisons since the £4 delivery charge is more than I'll spend on fuel....

I'd be interested in knowing how many customers they've lost since stopping 4x points on most deals and taking away double points on grocery shopping? Spending £1000 just to get £30 in deals back is no great deal I don't feel.....

This combined with them not taking competitor coupons anymore has certainly changed the way I shop now. I would go out of my way to do my shop there , usually every week or so, but think the last time I shopped in there was last november.

aimingforadebtfreelife

Just received latest postal statement - enc is voucher and where you normally get about 9 extra points / money off coupons there are 9 adverts - advertising what you can get with Clubcard rewards.

I agree with many on here its impossible to get anything extra out of Tesco. You used to constantly get till splits with extra points, bonus points if you bought a certain item and the reward statement could easily add another 300 points.

Now the only one they have extra points for is a box of chocs which are on offer at half the price at all the other supermarkets.

What with downgrading fuel to 1 point per £2 spent all they want in return for points is hard cash and Tesco's ain't cheap anymore.

JamesK10

aimingforadebtfreelife wrote: »

Just received latest postal statement - enc is voucher and where you normally get about 9 extra points / money off coupons there are 9 adverts - advertising what you can get with Clubcard rewards.

As well as the mickey-taking paper statement I found that if you had a problem with any related Tesco service like Tesco Mobile or any of the others, you can call them up, but they simply will not add the points unless you are screaming at them in writing which I will have to do for the second time. Even though they say there's another year of triple points to the end of this year, if they're just not going to hand them over automatically then there's nothing to stop me shopping around again.

Going to a decent sized Tesco (instead of up to 6 Expresses) is a trip out of my way in any direction and Sainsburys are my locals, time to explore Morrisons, Asda and also take the bus down to Lidl and properly shop around.

AivarasTR

I've been following this forum for a year now(just decided to register), but today during my checkout I couldn't find any tesco voucher which would fit ;/ Anyone have one? Would be grateful.

Joan49

Can anyone help?
If I exchange £10 vouchers for £40 restaurant vouchers will it just be one large voucher or do they come in smaller denominations?
Has anyone used vouchers for Best Western Hotels, what sort of availability is there and how much in vouchers can I expect to use, there seems to be a lot of exclusions on the list and I was wondering wether it was worth it.

allaction

If anyone is interested in the knife promotion running at Tesco's at the moment there is a coupon in the free food magazine in store worth 5 vouchers. You could buy a knife every time you're there with one.

youngfreeandsingle

I am doing my first online grocery order, i have an ecoupon for £10 off first shop and £5 off £40 spend, my question is the code have been accepted and my guide price is over £50 but i know when the offers come of the price will go below £50 will my ecoupons still kick in?

givememoney

I shop very rarely in Tesco. However they sent thru 4 weeks of £10 off if you spend £30 vouchers.

This seemed too good to miss so I have ditched Morrisons for a while to buy my shopping there.

My question is this, in the Mail on Sunday there is a voucher for £5 off and I see there is one today in the Mirror for £5 off at Tesco.

I have studied my £10 voucher and the one from the Mail and all it says in the way of exclusions is it must be 1 transaction.

I am going to try it anyway, but do you think I could use all three vouchers to get my weekly shop?