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Tesco Rewards

If an item costs £30.00 and Tesco Direct want me to redeem 60 Clubcard points, is this a rip off ? Can't decide whether clubcard points are worth it.

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  • youngie
    youngie Posts: 1,000 Forumite
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    don't quite understand are you sure you got this correct you would get 60 points if you spent £30
  • Sorry,
    Was going to buy something for £30.00 and wanted to use my points but, Tesco Direct wanted 60 clubcard points for it. Hope this helps.
  • *Scottish*Lass*
    *Scottish*Lass* Posts: 2,071 Forumite
    edited 17 February 2011 at 5:34PM
    pigtails wrote: »
    Sorry,
    Was going to buy something for £30.00 and wanted to use my points but, Tesco Direct wanted 60 clubcard points for it. Hope this helps.

    You can't pay with your clubcard points, the 60 points is how many points you will get for spending £30. 60 points is worth 60p in clubcard points - this gets added on to your next statement.

    For instance:

    AW10209-3642TPS791311.jpg £30.00 60 Clubcard points
    Meaning you earn 60 points for buying the item.
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  • tara747
    tara747 Posts: 10,238 Forumite
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    LOL @ this thread. Sorry, not laughing at the OP, just needed a bit of light relief on a boring Thursday afternoon.

    pigtails - Scottish Lass is right. You would earn 60 points for spending £30. To buy the item with points you would need £30 in Clubcard vouchers (equivalent to 3,000 points). :)
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  • Thanks for replies, just wanted to be sure I wasn't being ripped off.
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