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Tesco clubcard = getting paid to buy a payg mobile
I think this topic should go as an article on the MoneySavingExpert site HENCE the forum title.
Ive just been into my local Tesco and there doing 1000 extra clubcard points on selected mobiles on the Tesco mobile network. These include:
Nokia 1208, priced 14.97
Samsung M150, priced 24.97
As clubcard points are worth upto FOUR TIMES their value, you are getting upto 40 quid spend for a 15 quid phone, meaning your getting 25 quid to buy a Nokia 1208.
Or if you look at the instore value of clubcard points your getting a Nokia 1208 for 4.97 or the samsung for 14.97.
Anyone else spot this offer in TESCO????
Ive just been into my local Tesco and there doing 1000 extra clubcard points on selected mobiles on the Tesco mobile network. These include:
Nokia 1208, priced 14.97
Samsung M150, priced 24.97
As clubcard points are worth upto FOUR TIMES their value, you are getting upto 40 quid spend for a 15 quid phone, meaning your getting 25 quid to buy a Nokia 1208.
Or if you look at the instore value of clubcard points your getting a Nokia 1208 for 4.97 or the samsung for 14.97.
Anyone else spot this offer in TESCO????
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It was in the newsletter that has already been sent out yesterday.
Tesco loophole. Make £25 PROFIT buying £15 mobile. Buy a Tesco £15 PAYG mobile before 24 Jan to get 1,000 Clubcard points, convertible into £40 of Rewards. See the Deals Note: Tesco Points LoopholeAlthough no trees were harmed during the creation of this post, a large number of electrons were greatly inconvenienced.
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well I for one missed that on the weekly news letter, so thanks op for bringing to my attention, well done:beer:0
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Thanks for the confirmation Jakal3222
I stumbled upon one of their £20 phones at St. Rollox and bundled it in with my general groceries. I thought, handy for glove box standby, so buy a £10 mobile top up to charge it. Gets better, I used a Telegraph Waitrose £10 off £50 on this shop, in effect getting that £10 top up for hee haw. The extra Clubcard points will be very welcome too.
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