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Tesco £7 off next spend Voucher use Instore by 14/2/10

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  • Tinyshoes
    Tinyshoes Posts: 29,014 Forumite
    Oneday77 wrote: »
    I can see how that may well be the case. For most of January I was popping in 3-4 times a week if not more. I hadn't been for about a week and then I get the voucher. Maybe they missed me :)

    Think they missed me too! Got £6 off £40 spend, cashier was just saying hadnt seen me for a while and I told her I had gone to Sainsburys for couple weeks as had £6 off £30 spends through the post from them. And she agreed £6 was good offer, we both laughed when voucher came out with my receipt. Think Mr Tesco is trying his hardest to get me to spend more, he knows I rarely spend more than £30. I always shop around each week though rarely Sainsburys, still have couple of vouchers to use with them and have been pleasantly suprised at some of there offers. :)
  • Oneday77
    Oneday77 Posts: 1,242 Forumite
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    Do you think we might be onto something. In an effort to get us to spend more they entice us with vouchers. So if you buy say £40 worth on a regular visit, get it in £10 instalments and see what happens, no harm in trying is there.
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  • Tinyshoes
    Tinyshoes Posts: 29,014 Forumite
    Oneday77 wrote: »
    Do you think we might be onto something. In an effort to get us to spend more they entice us with vouchers. So if you buy say £40 worth on a regular visit, get it in £10 instalments and see what happens, no harm in trying is there.

    I do notice that say for example I dont buy any meat for couple weeks I get voucher, I have veg box delivered so often get fruit/veg vouchers. Often spend £20 or less in one go, got sent 6 weeks worth vouchers last november, dont know if lots people did but certainly helped with xmas. I just combined my shopping with my mums to take advantage of them, think they were 6 x £4 off a £40 spend. I last spent a bit in Sainsburys last summer when on holiday and was nearest supermarket! Maybe Tesco missed me then too, hence postal vouchers couple months after!!!! :D
  • debcow
    debcow Posts: 24 Forumite
    I have noticed regular shoppers get the poorer deal. I used to go every week and never got a thing and when i started going to Asda they sent me allsorts of vouchers.
  • Doc_N
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    nikkit72 wrote: »
    I HATE tesco , we have just done our normal weekly shop of £150 and NO VOUCHER, i cant believe it , i got a £1.00 off nappies slip , i spend so much in that shop and this is how they repay me ,
    cagsd wrote: »
    I was just about to post the same thing!!! I did a big shop in there yesterday as I do every week, and it give me a bloody "Save £1.50 when you buy Pampers nappies" - not much use seeing as a) my youngest has just come out of nappies, and b) even saving £1.50 off Pampers they're still dearer than the Tesco own brand ones I always bought!!! :mad:

    The explanation is probably a simple one. The Tesco systems recognise you both as regular, large shoppers. No need to issue you with £4 or £6 off vouchers - they assume you'll keep on shopping with them anyway.

    You could always prove them wrong, and the chances are that if you do, Tesco will try to tempt you back with appropriately targeted vouchers.
  • I shop there every two weeks and spend £50 - £70 each time. Yesterday I went and spent £25 and got £12 off a £60 spend!!!!
  • tara747
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    I'm going to spend 50p at lunchtime and see what I get! :rotfl:
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  • fernie1
    fernie1 Posts: 1,127 Forumite
    fernie1 wrote: »
    I shop in tesco for work spending between £550 and £700 every week and had no voucher, wonder if i get one tomorrow.


    Spent £590 wednesday no voucher:eek: oh well
  • nikkit72
    nikkit72 Posts: 2,458 Forumite
    i ahve emailed tesco at how dissapointed i am , for the vouchers they are giving there loyal customers who spend lots , i am very disgusted in mr T
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  • kprigg
    kprigg Posts: 718 Forumite
    debcow wrote: »
    I have noticed regular shoppers get the poorer deal. I used to go every week and never got a thing and when i started going to Asda they sent me allsorts of vouchers.

    I also found this when shopping on-line. I have a run of shopping with Tesco, then Ill shop elsewhere for a couple of weeks. I usually find I get a free delivery voucher of something after a few weeks or so.
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