The old Tesco thread, now closed.

Hobo_2

Great thread just ordered, noted that code XX-QQTV & 2QQTVV6GCX2H are the same thing put first in & 2nd code appeared on bill

Curry_Queen

MimiJane wrote:

I think everyone's confused ... like you say, everyone's having different experiences. Just a case of trial and error reallly with these codes. Tesco are obviously trying to make it more difficult to obtain them, so suggest we just try out those that are still available to us and hope for the best.

Well, I'm certainly confused as to how others' are still getting the £10 vouchers to work on a £50 shop

I have two £10 vouchers banked ... YDRL - expires 31/03/05 and QDVN - expires 31/05/03 ... as well as a few £5 vouchers, but if I try to checkout with anything less than £100 in my basket it will only use a £5 voucher

I can't afford to spend another £100 before the 31st so will end up losing that code as I already have a £75 shop coming next week as I missed this week :rolleyes:


Edit: Now they really are taking the !!!!!! ... just selected £100 of shopping in my basket to see which £10 voucher they would take (hoping for the March one as I could then delay next week's shopping for a week or two) and they only went and took the May one!!!! :eek:

Sod this for a game of soldiers, I might have lost the voucher this time, but they've lost £100+ order and probably a customer too

joolee_2

sooo can i shop online and hand over voucners when the goods are delivered or is just codes for online shopping

Caz2_2

Hi, ta to OP I got £62.41 worth of goods for £23.35 and £3.99 of that was delivery. Gonna go again. PS i am a regular user of tesco, delivery driver knows me, so maybe they give more slack to regulars, I don't know. Keep trying anyway.

Caz2_2

joolee. The code you put in is the voucher, like an invisible one, forget the word voucher and see it as a discount code, pump it in and it reduces your price, (think of the word "e-voucher" as invisible voucher) and its on line only. You can't take the code to the shop to do that you need a coupon or voucher, out of a magazine etc.
I hope you are not more confused by above, have a go at it good luck.

jo_b_2

joolee wrote:

sooo can i shop online and hand over voucners when the goods are delivered or is just codes for online shopping

No, you can't use ordinary vouchers and coupons when the shopping's delivered, just type in the discount codes when you place your order online.

Str4berr3

Curry_Queen wrote:

Well, I'm certainly confused as to how others' are still getting the £10 vouchers to work on a £50 shop

I have two £10 vouchers banked ... YDRL - expires 31/03/05 and QDVN - expires 31/05/03 ... as well as a few £5 vouchers, but if I try to checkout with anything less than £100 in my basket it will only use a £5 voucher

I can't afford to spend another £100 before the 31st so will end up losing that code as I already have a £75 shop coming next week as I missed this week :rolleyes:


Edit: Now they really are taking the !!!!!! ... just selected £100 of shopping in my basket to see which £10 voucher they would take (hoping for the March one as I could then delay next week's shopping for a week or two) and they only went and took the May one!!!! :eek:

Sod this for a game of soldiers, I might have lost the voucher this time, but they've lost £100+ order and probably a customer too

wow, did'nt hear about those codes-must saved them for later......

Str4berr3

dragonfly02 wrote:

to str4berr3 I know the online system accepted the code because i could not remember which ones i had used, I entred 2 codes that came up red "this code has been used" then i used another code and got the green confirmation.
What I am saying is once you have confirmed and paid for your shopping and that page is gone, there is no way to find out the code number you used

Sorry to hear the code did'nt work for you. . trying to get a bargain can sometimes can be such a pain. After the tesco codes are done i'll be going back to my local market for friut and veg and asda for food. cheaper outcome and less stress. You think that internet shopping would be more stress free. tuh!

MimiJane

I hope Tesco are following this thread ... they may then realise how many customers they'll be losing:rolleyes:

savvy

MimiJane wrote:

I hope Tesco are following this thread ... they may then realise how many customers they'll be losing:rolleyes:

LOL I was thinking that the other day.......................I wonder how many, out of the 38,000 members, would dump Tesco................or even out of the 220,000 plus email recipients??? :eek: