Which cashback site for grocery shopping at Tesco?

poorbutrich

Hi there - sorry if this is in the wrong place, or it has been answered somewhere else, but which cashback sites give money back for grocery shopping at Tesco?
I've done one shop at Quidco and got the fantastic £5 introductory award, but is there a site which gives money back for my subsequent weekly shops at tesco (or any other supermarket!)?

Many thanks for your help.....

Clasics

AFAIK, I don't think there is a cashback site that gives cashback on ongoing grocery shopping at Tesco (certainly Quidco gives 3% back on Tesco books, DVDs, electrical etc etc). Have you applied for a Tesco clubcard? Certainly worth getting one as this effectively gives you 'cashback' but in the form of points...

poorbutrich

Thanks for that! I have got a Clubcard, but was trying to emulate Martin's two-step process!!

surfsister

poorbutrich wrote:

Hi there - sorry if this is in the wrong place, or it has been answered somewhere else, but which cashback sites give money back for grocery shopping at Tesco?
I've done one shop at Quidco and got the fantastic £5 introductory award, but is there a site which gives money back for my subsequent weekly shops at tesco (or any other supermarket!)?

Many thanks for your help.....

If you use https://www..co.ukyou get 250 points first time groceries

'Earn 250 points for your first home delivery order (groceries) or switching your gas/electricity supplier, 200 points for joining the DVD rental service and 2% cashback on purchases from non-food warehouses'

fricaso

Yep Tesco at the moment only payout on the first order (after you have registered via a cashback site) . The reason is probably they expect repeat business from their brand name , most affiliate programs are recurring but it is wise to read the small print. To my knowledge there are no supermarkets yet offering complete product ranges on recurring commission (and so no cashback sites). But they do often offer voucher codes for shoipping online. SOme specialist food (and offlicences) / fast food sites however on recurring cashback.

Browntoa

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payless

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Raspberry_Swirl

http://mutualpoints.com offer 2% back on tesco.com purchases.
When you hit 3000 points with mutualpoints they send you a £20 cheque. this may not sound much but if you do their free clicks every day (kelkoo, carsource, pricerunner) you can amass roughly 54 points per day for buying nothing.

i get roughly £80 over a year back from them just on free clicks and the occasional play.com/amazon purchase

poorbutrich

Thanks very much for that! 2 per cent isn't bad at all - I was going to say "Every Little Helps", but perhaps I should say "it all adds up"! Thanks again to everyone for replying.