MSE News: Tesco Clubcard voucher exchange returns

nikkilala_2

diluvsdiscounts wrote: »

Or £240 to spend in Goldsmiths very tempting.

I thought about Goldsmiths as have done that a few times before but seemed a little indulgent when I really need glasses:cool:So am desperately trying not to look at their website!!!

Lara44

Me neither was hoping for a new frying pan

skibster

nikkilala wrote: »

I thought about Goldsmiths as have done that a few times before but seemed a little indulgent when I really need glasses:cool:So am desperately trying not to look at their website!!!

Can you use the rewards vouchers on the Goldsmiths website, or do you use them in a store? Is there a minimum spend?

nettttie

my phone contract is just up and cant afford another, so am happy with my new android San Fran white, good reviews +£10 credit I can put into my old phone and pass to my son.
pick up tomorrow so no delivery, all done yesterday :T

michter

antrobus wrote: »

Thought that was likely to be the case. Bit to much to expect that you'd be able to get a FMD for a £5 I suppose. Even the twonks from Tesco Marketing ain't that stupid.

You can I think, you just have to work it out what items to buy yourself from the website.

What was that about Twonks??:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
http://www.tesco.com/groceries/ProductBuylist/default.aspx?id=L00000447

166million

Hi, just a quick question about clubcard vouchers?

My vouchers get sent in the post, if I don't spend them will they just roll over to next time?

Thanks

Loonytoons

166million wrote: »

Hi, just a quick question about clubcard vouchers?

My vouchers get sent in the post, if I don't spend them will they just roll over to next time?

Thanks

Yes. The vouchers last for 2 years so just keep hold of them until you want to use them

Miroslav

no_choice_now wrote: »

With my lot that will be in the bin in a week. It goes in and out so quick I swear it doesn't touch the sides

I know the feeling

That said, I only have two now, although they do go for the more expensive brands in Tesco. Still, with money being tight right now, any cat food paid for by vouchers is financial relief.

*Louise*

Well there's usually another exchange later in the year (November?) So I am going to hold off and see if it's a better exchange then - hopefully they are getting lots of complaints about this one :rotfl:

If not then I will spend them in Goldsmiths - £240 should get something decent for my mum and MIL for Christmas

Storck

Loonytoons wrote: »

Yes. The vouchers last for 2 years so just keep hold of them until you want to use them

NO NO NO NO

Vouchers do not just roll over if not used.

Once the vouchers are issued the points come off your account and will not be put back even if you do not use your vouchers unless you get in touch.

If you loose your vouchers either ring the help line or you could even print off new ones on line.