MSE News: Tesco Clubcard voucher exchange returns

earthlysparky

I think there is confusion between normal clubcard vouchers and ones that have been exchanged.
If you haven't exchanged them, then they stay as normal, and are valid for two years. Keep them in a safe place

no_choice_now

Miroslav wrote: »

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.

I noticed a few weeks ago that the price of Tesco cat food trays shot up from about 17p to nearer to 30p! I wonder if it's any coincidence that now it's included in the double-up deal?? It will work out the same as what is used to be. Cheeky sods.

I'm wondering if it's going to stay like that or whether the cost will go down after the promotion? The standard cat food is now exactly the same price as the Tesco natural cat food trays which is very odd as the natural ones are supposed to have less sugar and more natural contents.

I've had to get the natural ones as I find the cats are a bit loose with the other ones so I suppose I'm not losing out any more than I would be otherwise, but if I get get £50 worth of cat food stocked up on that should last me until the weekend lol

thelurch

Candystore wrote: »

Let's wait and see, won't post anything about T ever again if I'm wrong

I wonder if tesco sell humble pie in their finest range ?:rotfl:

wouldbeqaulitymoneysaver

Little online then where there is the most competition prices wise.
Must be to move goods they have more difficulty shifting like Tesco Finest Food which can be very good.

wouldbeqaulitymoneysaver

Like I have observed: variable pricing on various goods. Bloody maths degree needed. I am better off at Waitrose cos at least there is honest pricing unless of course they follow Tesco.

chambta

Not a great load to interest me this time. Having a BBQ at the weekend and so the 'Finest' burgers & sausages could have been handy but I feel they're overpriced anyway and after I've cooked them won't be worth the extra! I'll keep my fingers crossed that November brings better fortune.

Miroslav

no_choice_now wrote: »

I noticed a few weeks ago that the price of Tesco cat food trays shot up from about 17p to nearer to 30p! I wonder if it's any coincidence that now it's included in the double-up deal?? It will work out the same as what is used to be. Cheeky sods.

I'm wondering if it's going to stay like that or whether the cost will go down after the promotion? The standard cat food is now exactly the same price as the Tesco natural cat food trays which is very odd as the natural ones are supposed to have less sugar and more natural contents.

I've had to get the natural ones as I find the cats are a bit loose with the other ones so I suppose I'm not losing out any more than I would be otherwise, but if I get get £50 worth of cat food stocked up on that should last me until the weekend lol

I've only bought the Tesco ones occasionally as my cats seem to not like it too much. Maybe it's their old age.

I think you may have hit the nail on the head with the reasoning behind the increase in cost for the trays. Will be interesting to see if they have any special offers on pet food in the next six weeks to make it even more appealing.

Your cats will look forward to all that food

jem1980

Does anyone know examples of what ranges of perfumes are available in store? I am after some Chanel, but guessing I won't be lucky enough to get it with double up?!

*Louise*

jem1980 wrote: »

Does anyone know examples of what ranges of perfumes are available in store? I am after some Chanel, but guessing I won't be lucky enough to get it with double up?!

No idea, hadn't thought of that tbh so I will be having a look

newmommyjen

Does any one know if i can use my club card points along side with my moms points?