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Boost Your Tesco Clubcard Points Discussion

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  • lilmissmup
    lilmissmup Posts: 6,884 Forumite
    Hello

    TBH i am not sure if i ever got the points or not for the colney hatch thing....

    I use so many voucher codes i might have and missed it! :rolleyes:
    Now a SAHM trying to earn some spare pennies each month
  • Bens_Mom
    Bens_Mom Posts: 180 Forumite
    Any large points being offered on items at the mo does anyone know?
  • I signed up, and I live in Birmingham! Have to wait and see if I get the points though... Does anyone know if there's a way to check your clubcard points balance online?

    Yes all you need to do is go to www.tesco.com/clubcard go onto your account and enter cc number in box provided and postcode in box provided and bingo... ideal if you have several a/cs as loggiing into your Tesco.com a/c will only show points on that cc
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  • sooz
    sooz Posts: 4,560 Forumite
    After following this thread for some time, I finally took the plunge and started another clubcard acc, in the cat's name (not coz I'm totally mad, but to be able to use the codes more than once). He's rather partial to wine. So he's getting lots of clubcard vouchers :beer: , but I also signed him up to all the clubs, and he's getting lots of extra points vouchers. (he's also expecting)

    I tried to use a new cardboard clubcard, but it didn't work, so just an online one was set up. How do I go about using his instore extra points vouchers? Can I use 'his' vouchers & my clubcard, or do I have to phone up and pretend to be him to get a plastic card.

    We have the same surname BTW :D
  • deanos
    deanos Posts: 11,241 Forumite
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    Just use the vouchers on your card, they scan just fine and are never checked :beer:
  • I do my normal shop at Tesco instore, then pay at till using my clubcard plus to get my double points and then pay for the shopping with my Tesco visa. Thereby I get more points. I only have a direct debit for the clubcard plus for £1 per month and don't put any more on it.
    A cashier said this could be done and I have had no problem.
  • HI, thanks to all that post the codes, I used a £7.00 off £70 spend today, which paid my delivery charge for my Christmas order. You mentioned on a previous page about organic vegetable boxes, but I cannot find these anywhere - can anyone help out a tesco novice - how do I search for this, or what is it stocked under. Many thanks in advance - Lilo
    Live on £4000 a year again for 2011
  • leannem wrote: »
    I do my normal shop at Tesco instore, then pay at till using my clubcard plus to get my double points and then pay for the shopping with my Tesco visa. Thereby I get more points. I only have a direct debit for the clubcard plus for £1 per month and don't put any more on it.
    A cashier said this could be done and I have had no problem.

    Hi

    I've had amazing stuff via clubcards in the past - 3/4 of 2 kitchens, an oak dining suite, a bathroom and a single bed kitted out - all from MFI.

    I put EVERYTHING on my tesco creditcard - now finest mastercard apparently that costs over £10 irregardless where i buy it, petrol, fags (oops, evil laydee) the whole lot.

    Now I'm quite new to the site and have seen about his clubard plus thingy...

    I understand its supposd to be a savings account card that you preload but with double points?

    You say you use your clubard plus for the double points and then pay with your shopping with the tesco visa?

    I may be being thick and apologise if so but could you pls enlighten me?

    Thanx in advance
  • Walshy
    Walshy Posts: 81 Forumite
    leannem wrote: »
    I do my normal shop at Tesco instore, then pay at till using my clubcard plus to get my double points and then pay for the shopping with my Tesco visa. Thereby I get more points. I only have a direct debit for the clubcard plus for £1 per month and don't put any more on it.
    A cashier said this could be done and I have had no problem.

    Are you sure about this?

    When they swipe the Clubcard Plus card it firstly gives you the 1 point for every £1 as a normal clubcard does. If you then choose to pay for your shopping on this card you get a further 1 point for every £1.

    So by them swiping the Clubcard Plus then paying for it on your Tesco Credit Card, you are getting 50% less points.
  • Clowance
    Clowance Posts: 1,897 Forumite
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    Surely if you swipe clubcard plus you get 1 point per pound as normal, and then pay by tesco credit card (the old ones anyway) you get another point per pound making 2 points per pound spent: the same as if you had used either wholly clubcard plus or wholly old style tesco credit card. I believe with the new tesco credit cards you get less points.
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