Tesco voucher codes DISCUSSION ONLY! Thread 2

Clara381

I am using Tesco food delivery for the first time and I have a load of vouchers that are OOD tomorrow, but there doesn't seem to be a code to use them online- is there any way around this? Seems scuh a shame to be speanding so much and to not be able to use there vouchers

norm79

Hi,

I am just after a bit of advice really. I collect clubcard points at the moment, but only on a regular shop, I do not go out of my way to get them. If I focus and take up good offers etc, what is a reasonable amount to expect? I am getting married next summer and would like to build up my points to cover a good amount of the honeymoon. Virgin are a bit more expensive but have nice holidays so I would need a good amount to make it worth while. Without being silly and buying things I don't need, what would be a realistic target to collect using codes etc over about a 15 month period?

sirbrainy

norm79 wrote: »

Hi,

I am just after a bit of advice really. I collect clubcard points at the moment, but only on a regular shop, I do not go out of my way to get them. If I focus and take up good offers etc, what is a reasonable amount to expect? I am getting married next summer and would like to build up my points to cover a good amount of the honeymoon. Virgin are a bit more expensive but have nice holidays so I would need a good amount to make it worth while. Without being silly and buying things I don't need, what would be a realistic target to collect using codes etc over about a 15 month period?

You should be able to collect about 20,000 points a year no problem

Little_Mama

sirbrainy wrote: »

You should be able to collect about 20,000 points a year no problem

OMG, how?

Any quick pointers? I do weekly shop, petrol & green......any additional ways much appreciated.

LM

look_after_the_pennies

You can earn 3000 points a year by recycling ink cartridges. They have to be a particular type though. Details can be found under the Green Tesco Points section on the Tesco website.

mann-banks

carla40 wrote: »

hi, just a quick question, i redeemed my clubcard vouchers for park resorts holiday vouchers, i've now booked my holiday but i've still got £50 worth to use, i was just wondering if anyone knew if i can use them for other deals of if tesco would be able to refund me to the value of clubcard vouchers
thanks

Hiya with the holiday vouchers you received there should be a letter saying that if you don't want to use them for that deal that you can use them for any other deals that are not "buy in full". I over ordered butlins vouchers and says i can use them for other deals. You can always ring clubcard freephone number to confirm though. Details on tesco clubcard deals website.

carla40

mann-banks wrote: »

Hiya with the holiday vouchers you received there should be a letter saying that if you don't want to use them for that deal that you can use them for any other deals that are not "buy in full". I over ordered butlins vouchers and says i can use them for other deals. You can always ring clubcard freephone number to confirm though. Details on tesco clubcard deals website.

thanks for you're reply, think i might put it towards a hotel stay for me & OH :beer:

sirbrainy

Well one easy way is to have separate accounts for you and your partner. Then you get 2 x the 3000 point limit on ink cartridges for starters. Best to use separate address.

Also - tesco credit card worth considering - 1 point for every £5 spent I think.

m00nie

look_after_the_pennies wrote: »

You can earn 3000 points a year by recycling ink cartridges. They have to be a particular type though. Details can be found under the Green Tesco Points section on the Tesco website.

@ only 100 points a time thats 30 cartridges.. thats alot of ink.. and as they only take specific ones i imagine they are not the cheap ones so is it really cost effective?

look_after_the_pennies

m00nie wrote: »

@ only 100 points a time thats 30 cartridges.. thats alot of ink.. and as they only take specific ones i imagine they are not the cheap ones so is it really cost effective?

It is if you use the cartridges anyway or have friends and family who have no use for their empty cartridges......