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Tesco Bargains!!! Save money and earn clubcard Deals!!!
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mcdonag wrote:Last year I had 10,000 odd points and I got £100.00 odd worth of vouchers which I used for £400.00 odd worth of Goldsmiths deals tokens.
I used the £100.00 worth of old vouchers in my local Sainsbury's and returned my £400.00 worth of Goldsmiths deals tokens to Tesco saying that I no longer wanted to use them with Goldsmiths.
They said that they would credit them back to my account.
This quarter I have saved up another 10,000 points and received vouchers for £200.00 worth £800.00 in deals.
I have again converted these online to Goldsmiths tokens, spent the £200.00 vouchers at Sainsburys and returned the tokens again for another refund, next February with another 10,000 points on top I will have 30,000, £300worth £1,200.00 and by the end of the year 40,000 points worth £400 and £1,600.00. Giving me an £1,600.00 to spend in Goldsmiths and £400 worth of vouchers to spend in Sainsbury's at the end of June. A total of £1000 worth of free spending per year at Sainsbury's.
Because Sainsbury's are willing to accept Tesco vouchers and the fact that they are a different company, they are unable to scan them and have to input them manually.
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haymishpupkin2 wrote:Isn't this fraud?
I wondered about that but then I don't know what Sainsburys do with the Tesco vouchers when they receive them. Maybe they just want to attract new customers? I would imagine that the OP would have heard by now if anyone was going to pick up on this as the vouchers are obviously customer specific. Have to admit though - it is an inspired use of vouchers.0 -
Just found an iron:
Russell Hobbs, usual price: £29.97
Bargain @ £14.97
Saving:£15
Points =14
Newbie tonight
xLove generously, praise loudly, live fully
save 10k in 2013
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I have just been into tesco.s and bought a newspaper and some handwash{had a 100 point voucher for that}..in brackets after the change due i have also showing 1000 points......shown twice...Does anyone know why I received this...are tesco,s running a competition.....0
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so have i
the machine would not scan them as points for me but instead as cash, i had a 1000 points competitition to enter but it came up as credit 1000 points.
cash in your points tokens think there may be a glitch0 -
PrincessL wrote:http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.html?p=3560977&postcount=328
This is a different code for 500 points!!! Hopefully this one will work for you bobsa1
Hi neiljc, I think you are talking about the christmas tree, this was the tesco deal of the day yesterday and is no longer available at the cheaper price, sorry.
If anyone else finds good offers please post!!!
Thanks amancalledchip for the great post!!! Also to daveg72, what a great deal!!!
Princess L
thanks for the tip off
No, I was talking about the razor. suffice to say MR T has messed up again and you couldn`t put through the razor at £54.99 and now the deal has finished.
I spoke to Tesco Direct but that was useless ,they dont know what they`re doing.
Their loss, I will just get a razor in boots in the sale with my advantage points
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I rang around loads of sainsburys in my area and beyond and none of them would take the tesco clubcard or tesco money off vouchers.
Asda will take the money off vouchers tesco's send to you but not clubcard ones.......©..®..(TM) NothingVentured.
Nothing Gained (TM)..®..©......0 -
haymishpupkin2 wrote:Isn't this fraud?
No it isn't. It is taking advantage of legal loopholes and getting consumer revenge, which is the whole point of this website.
It is not illegal if Sainsbury's accept tesco vouchers, it is their attempt to take custom off tesco. Likewise, it is also not illegal for me to use my secondhand vouchers there either.
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Statements
produced as at end of Jan, Apr, July, Oct
received sometime during the following month ie feb, May, Aug & Nov
contain your clubcard vouchers for points earned during the quarter, and some extra points vouchers attached to use in store. Also leaflet usually included with special deals. Sometimes online grocery codes included either by voucher or separate leaflet
Vouchers will be named, flyer deals will not
Healthy Living Club
produced towards end of quarters Jan, Apr, July and Oct
contains vouchers with extra points to use in store and if we're lucky extra points online grocery codes
vouchers will be named
Food Club
produced beginning of quarters mar, Jun, Sep, Dec
contains vouchers with extra points to use in store and if we're lucky extra points online grocery codes
vouchers will be named
Wine Club
produced 4-6 weekly, contains extra point wine vouchers for instore use and usually online wine codes too
vouchers will be named
baby & toddler ClubProduced at these stages of baby's development:
0-3 months, 3-6 months, 6-9 months, 9-12 months
12-18 months, 18-24 months
2-3 years, 3-4 years, 4-5 years
contain instore extra points vouchers - unnamed
Thanks to pumpkin on http://www.paidtoshop.co.uk/forum/index.php who was the op.
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mcdonag wrote:Statements
produced as at end of Jan, Apr, July, Oct
received sometime during the following month ie feb, May, Aug & Nov
contain your clubcard vouchers for points earned during the quarter, and some extra points vouchers attached to use in store. Also leaflet usually included with special deals. Sometimes online grocery codes included either by voucher or separate leaflet
Vouchers will be named, flyer deals will not
Healthy Living Club
produced towards end of quarters Jan, Apr, July and Oct
contains vouchers with extra points to use in store and if we're lucky extra points online grocery codes
vouchers will be named
Food Club
produced beginning of quarters mar, Jun, Sep, Dec
contains vouchers with extra points to use in store and if we're lucky extra points online grocery codes
vouchers will be named
Wine Club
produced 4-6 weekly, contains extra point wine vouchers for instore use and usually online wine codes too
vouchers will be named
baby & toddler ClubProduced at these stages of baby's development:
0-3 months, 3-6 months, 6-9 months, 9-12 months
12-18 months, 18-24 months
2-3 years, 3-4 years, 4-5 years
contain instore extra points vouchers - unnamed
Just to let people know, this info was posted by a member of https://www.paidtoshop.co.uk first. I'm sure Mcdonag wouldn't mind giving that forum some credit for the post that has been copied. The thread is here if anyone is interested. http://www.paidtoshop.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=27380
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