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There is a new thread for CODES ONLY SEE HERE
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=55363
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  • Darren21
    Darren21 Posts: 882 Forumite
    Sign up to Tesco Home Phone and get 2,000 clubcard points

    Visit https://www.tesco.com or call 08000680818 quoting CC25 to get the 2,000 points. (I've looked on the website and can't see where to enter the code so maybe best to phone!)

    From the tesco website:
    'Can I still use One.tel or another provider for my international calls?
    Yes, you can still use another provider for these calls, by adding the prefix to the front of your phone numbers, but take a look at our international rates - just 4p per minute to US, Canada, Australia, Ireland, France and ten other destinations.'
  • Can someone tell me, with these ecoupons when it asks for minimum order value, does it reject the coupon if on the day of delivery your actual order is under £50 because of items not available or because of multi buy items which lower the value.

    My order has come to £51.73 so it has accepted the coupon, but that price is the guide only.

    thanks
    Official DFW Nerd #148 :D
    Debt level @ highest (May 2004): £15000 :eek: Debt level @ August 2006: £9591.53
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  • Better post the codes then ... ;)


    If your a keen MSE'er these have probably been posted before, but feel free to post any I've missed.

    £15 off your groceries 2QQTVV6GCX2H 24/04/2005
    XX £5 off your groceries 3Q6YFQ9JPYFR 06/03/2005
    £10 off your groceries 76KFH2ZL9MJN 24/04/2005
    XX £5 off your groceries 8G697RZHMDR8 07/07/2005
    XX £5 off your groceries 8Y3W892GQPLR 03/04/2005
    XX £5 off your groceries 8Z6BMKC3QKQ6 05/06/2005
    £5 off your groceries B33G84B8Y3X2 01/09/2005
    XX £5 off your groceries CHYH7H9TR9XV 30/06/2005
    Valentine's offer £5 off £30 spent DPF3NYFTKWTQ 28/02/2005
    XX £5 off your groceries DWQXLW6RHG6Y 05/06/2005
    XX £5 off your groceries F2H2NTHKCG98 04/09/2005
    XX £5 off your groceries FCBTZ8MYX7YC 04/09/2005
    £10 off your groceries GPK2M629XRQQ 06/03/2005
    £10 off your groceries HLD4XXWFJR9G 05/06/2005
    XX £5 off your groceries LFYGJWLNWN6C 03/04/2005
    £15 off your groceries MDQ4BRNNRGYG 20/03/2005
    £10 off your groceries QDVN2ZK9LD8W 05/06/2005
    £10 off your groceries RJ244FC2HTVG 06/03/2005
    XX £5 off your groceries T26JDJBRXDZM 28/02/2005
    £5 off your groceries XWG7D46WLJBG 01/01/2006

    (No crying about not-working please - See above) If these are helpful give thanks, these were all found on this site over the last few months and shame on me for not using them more

    edit: added XX3Q6Y & XXRJ44 & XXXWG7 & XXDWQX Thanks for the PM's
    added XX-76KF
    added XX-QQTV £15 off 50!!!
    added another £15 off £50 XX-MDQ4

    We should start a coupon co-op
  • moggins
    moggins Posts: 5,190 Forumite
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    No looby, my order consisted of mostly bogof's and 1 item wasn't available and I sent one back.

    My basket total said £52 but in the end I paid just under £30.

    The coupon just registers against your basket total before any reductions are made.
    Organised people are just too lazy to look for things

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  • rushnowt
    rushnowt Posts: 24,749 Forumite
    moggins wrote:
    No looby, my order consisted of mostly bogof's and 1 item wasn't available and I sent one back.

    My basket total said £52 but in the end I paid just under £30.

    The coupon just registers against your basket total before any reductions are made.

    Same here, total was just over £50 like moggins but was £36 after multibuys etc still received the £15 off on both orders ;):D
    Nobody can make you feel inferior, without your permission ;)

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  • Bombom
    Bombom Posts: 19 Forumite
    Has anyone tried confirming their basket when the total's over £50 (thus getting the £15 discount), then taking items off?

    I did the opposite of this, confirmed my order when under £50 then built the basket over £50, and expected the code to automatically be triggered.
    When the shopping arrived I noticed this hadn't happened, so I rang Tesco's and they gave me the refund over the phone.

    Just thinking out loud...if it works one way then why not the other?
  • loafer_2
    loafer_2 Posts: 486 Forumite
    No it doesn't the calculation is done at the checkout page.
  • thats lovely thankyou!!! Just like to be sure so I can go as little over the £50 as possible to get the maximum benefit from the coupon.
    Official DFW Nerd #148 :D
    Debt level @ highest (May 2004): £15000 :eek: Debt level @ August 2006: £9591.53
    Lightbulb moment May 2006 :idea:
  • loafer wrote:

    £15 off your groceries 2QQTVV6GCX2H 24/04/2005
    XX £5 off your groceries 3Q6YFQ9JPYFR 06/03/2005
    £10 off your groceries 76KFH2ZL9MJN 24/04/2005
    XX £5 off your groceries 8G697RZHMDR8 07/07/2005
    XX £5 off your groceries 8Y3W892GQPLR 03/04/2005
    XX £5 off your groceries 8Z6BMKC3QKQ6 05/06/2005
    £5 off your groceries B33G84B8Y3X2 01/09/2005
    XX £5 off your groceries CHYH7H9TR9XV 30/06/2005
    Valentine's offer £5 off £30 spent DPF3NYFTKWTQ 28/02/2005
    XX £5 off your groceries DWQXLW6RHG6Y 05/06/2005
    XX £5 off your groceries F2H2NTHKCG98 04/09/2005
    XX £5 off your groceries FCBTZ8MYX7YC 04/09/2005
    £10 off your groceries GPK2M629XRQQ 06/03/2005
    £10 off your groceries HLD4XXWFJR9G 05/06/2005
    XX £5 off your groceries LFYGJWLNWN6C 03/04/2005
    £15 off your groceries MDQ4BRNNRGYG 20/03/2005
    £10 off your groceries QDVN2ZK9LD8W 05/06/2005
    £10 off your groceries RJ244FC2HTVG 06/03/2005
    XX £5 off your groceries T26JDJBRXDZM 28/02/2005
    £5 off your groceries XWG7D46WLJBG 01/01/2006

    Do any of these have a minimum order value, i.e. minimum £50 spend?
    Official DFW Nerd #148 :D
    Debt level @ highest (May 2004): £15000 :eek: Debt level @ August 2006: £9591.53
    Lightbulb moment May 2006 :idea:
  • loobyloo1980 ...

    In the vast majority of cases there is a minimum spend at Tesco.com. As a general guide, it's £50 for £5 off and £75 for £10 (though occasionally they'll offer £10 off a £50 shop).

    2QQTVV IS £15 OFF £50
    76KFH IS £10 OFF £50
    MDQ4B IS £15 OFF £50
    RJ244 IS £10 off £50

    Hope this helps!
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