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  • CL
    CL Posts: 1,537 Forumite
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    Do you still get 100 points for compatable ink cartridges?
  • ajaxgeezer
    ajaxgeezer Posts: 2,476 Forumite
    highguyuk wrote: »
    Martin has an article on the issue where you will be able to find all the information you need:
    http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/cgi-bin/viewnews.cgi?newsid1094823518,14076,

    AutoAid don't have a website to look on though unfortunetly.

    Autoaid does indeed have a website:

    http://www.autoaidbreakdown.co.uk/

    cheers,
    Martin
  • ajaxgeezer
    ajaxgeezer Posts: 2,476 Forumite
    CL wrote: »
    Do you still get 100 points for compatable ink cartridges?

    ... only certain types of cartridge qualify... original Lexmark, Canon, (I think) HP and a couple of others. Tesco give points on these supposedly under green issues (double green clubcard points for cartridges), but that's apparently false as they only want the cartridges back to profit from them. You could sell these for more to a cartridge refiller. If Tesco was really being honest, they wouldn't dress their profiteering up as eco-sense.
  • weaver
    weaver Posts: 1,444 Forumite
    I bought a 97p DVD with mine!:j

    Ive got a extra points (from clubcard deals mailing ) for 450 if buy a DVD valued over £30. do I have to pay £30 to get the points.

    You say you brought a 97p dvd and still got points even though it stated spend £5 on a DVD

    Anyone tried buying a cheaper priced DVD and getting the points.

    Thanks
    Thanks to everyone who posts comps :T
  • Domthemon
    Domthemon Posts: 329 Forumite
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    ajaxgeezer wrote: »
    ... only certain types of cartridge qualify... original Lexmark, Canon, (I think) HP and a couple of others. Tesco give points on these supposedly under green issues (double green clubcard points for cartridges), but that's apparently false as they only want the cartridges back to profit from them. You could sell these for more to a cartridge refiller. If Tesco was really being honest, they wouldn't dress their profiteering up as eco-sense.

    Not quite true. I checked the company Tesco use and another I have used before ( https://www.phoenixdirectuk.co.uk ). The maximum price they would pay me for any of the HP carts I had was 1.66 so I decided to send them off for the money BUT many were 20-30p. Ditto Canon and Lexmark. Like I say this was not just the Tesco recycling firm but another. The vast majority they pay you up to a pound.

    Personally I would rather get 100 points which I could use either as a pound off my shopping or 4 pounds off a Deal for stuff I would buy anyway (eg Eurotunnel which I use 2-3 times a year) than 20-30p.

    Dom
  • Domthemon
    Domthemon Posts: 329 Forumite
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    weaver wrote: »
    Ive got a extra points (from clubcard deals mailing ) for 450 if buy a DVD valued over £30. do I have to pay £30 to get the points.

    You say you brought a 97p dvd and still got points even though it stated spend £5 on a DVD

    Anyone tried buying a cheaper priced DVD and getting the points.

    Thanks

    You do *usually* have to spend the amount it states. I think there has been some confusion here caused by earlier poster. I had a points coupon stating ''ANY DVD'' which I assume the other poster also had. Yours stated ''DVD over £5'' so you have to spend over £5 to get the points.

    Sometimes they do work without the spend but in my experience this is the exception rather than the rule.

    Hope that helps

    Dom
  • Good idea about foraging for used receipts....think I will lurk round Tesco's bins at midnight and see what I can find!!!!
    I have recently booked a "free"" holiday with Cosmos to Costa del Sol, courtesy of tesco vouchers...and last year used them to pay for purple parking, mag subscriptions and alton towers!
    Any other ideas for accruing points gratefully received!!!!
  • ampersand
    ampersand Posts: 9,666 Forumite
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    Fairystix wrote: »
    Good idea about foraging for used receipts....think I will lurk round Tesco's bins at midnight and see what I can find!!...QUOTE]
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  • Thought you were having me on......never heard of it (I obviously live a very sheltered life!!)
    Went to chat forum....won't be doing it...thought it sounded a bit "iffy" anyway...will be carrying on collecting by fair means not foul!!!
    Thanks!
  • mutley_muppet
    mutley_muppet Posts: 1,071 Forumite
    I dont see whats iffy about wombling? How an it be "foul" to pick up an unwanted reciept with points? Original customer obviously didnt want them?
    "I expect to pass through this world but once. Any good, therefore, that I can do or any kindness I can show to any fellow creature, let me do it now. Let me not defer or neglect it for I shall not pass this way again."

    Stephen Grellet, (1773-1855).
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