Tesco voucher codes DISCUSSION ONLY! Thread 2

look_after_the_pennies

sirbrainy wrote: »

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.

Unfortunately there is a limit of 30 cartridges a year per household.

POPPYOSCAR

I sent 2 phones and 3 cartridges off months ago and have never got the points for them. They can't all have gone missing in the post!!

sirbrainy

look_after_the_pennies wrote: »

Unfortunately there is a limit of 30 cartridges a year per household.

You don't seem to have understood the point of using different addresses

Browntoa

its worth checking your clubcard point etc online when you get the chance , got the email today that it was available , registered and then discovered I had £12.50 worth of vouchers from Aug/Nov 2009 that had never been spent ( had an issue with missing / posted in the wrong Letterbox mail about then) which I never recieved , will now be added to my February Voucher mailing totals

no1catman

POPPYOSCAR wrote: »

I sent 2 phones and 3 cartridges off months ago and have never got the points for them. They can't all have gone missing in the post!!

Ring the recycling factory no - 0800 091 0696 , they can see if it arrived, and/or was of an acceptable condition - they are tested.

Please note to, clubcard no's must be registered, no-registered ones are not now accepted.

adamg

look_after_the_pennies wrote: »

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

people are selling catridges on ebay, i paid £80 last year for 60 cartridges which was then worth £240 off my now booked vegas holiday. well worth it for me.

look_after_the_pennies

adamg wrote: »

people are selling catridges on ebay, i paid £80 last year for 60 cartridges which was then worth £240 off my now booked vegas holiday. well worth it for me.

Yep, I've been buying mine off ebay too. There's no way otherwise that I would get through 30 cartridges a year!

look_after_the_pennies

sirbrainy wrote: »

You don't seem to have understood the point of using different addresses

LOL, I did! Sorry. That will teach me not to pay attention! But at least it highlights the fact to people that it is 30 approved cartridges per address!

geordie_ben

I'm new to tesco... and dont have a clubcard yet

Can I do my shopping, get my clubcard then get my points put back on like you can in store in sainsbury's?

Doc_N

geordie_ben wrote: »

I'm new to tesco... and dont have a clubcard yet

Can I do my shopping, get my clubcard then get my points put back on like you can in store in sainsbury's?

There you go:

How can I apply for a Clubcard? There are several ways to apply for a Clubcard. You can pick up an application form containing a temporary card in store and register it (temporary card) online or by post or join by calling the Customer Service Centre on 0800 59 16 88. We'll then send you a permanent card.

How do I register my temporary card?You can register it (your temporary Clubcard) online or call the Clubcard Helpline on 0800 59 16 88.

How long will it take to receive my permanent Clubcard?Your permanent Clubcard should be with you soon. If you applied more than 4 weeks ago, and are concerned at all about the whereabouts of your card, then give our Helpline a call on 0800 59 16 88.

What will I get when I join?When you join you will receive a welcome pack containing your permanent Clubcard and two key fobs.
Are there any restrictions on where I can use my temporary Clubcard until my permanent plastic card arrives?The only places you can't use your temporary card are at Pay@pump and the caf!.

Can I use my temporary card when I shop online?Yes. However, your Clubcard needs to be registered first. If you haven't registered it yet, you can register your temporary card here or by simply calling our Helpline on 0800 59 16 88.