50 p off per litre of petrol at Tesco

pinky2681

Curlytop wrote: »

For Tesco you need 8 different items in your basket - it doesn't matter whether they compare or not. It must have seen you click and collect fee as an item. (Sees bag reuse as an item too)

thank you, new to this pp

Curlytop_2

pinky2681 wrote: »

thank you, new to this pp

You'll pick it up! Keep reading the comments on here and ask when you need to. Everyone is very helpful

Curlytop_2

fm123 wrote: »

hi which cheese did you buy? i'm only getting £15.19, thanx.

Sorry - missed 2 x Anchor butter off the list (2 for £2). Added now.

techspec

I had a £6 off a £40 spend coupon expiring today and a £1.50 of £6 of dairy - so it would have been rude not to participate.

But i was expecting 5 petrol vouchers and got 6. I didn't think you could get more that 5 in one go. Is it just 5 for redeeming?

Still don't know how it came to 6 - but must have got carried away on the Dairy products.

balletshoes

techspec wrote: »

I had a £6 off a £40 spend coupon expiring today and a £1.50 of £6 of dairy - so it would have been rude not to participate.

But i was expecting 5 petrol vouchers and got 6. I didn't think you could get more that 5 in one go. Is it just 5 for redeeming?

Still don't know how it came to 6 - but must have got carried away on the Dairy products.

yes, you can only redeem 5 vouchers for fuel at one go.

silvercar

MEGANE wrote: »

Can someone please tell me how I get refunded for price promise vouchers on an online order. It just says to hand to driver. Thanks

Yes, you hand it to the driver, he takes it back to the store and they credit the amount back onto your credit or debit card.

In theory.

Bev_B

shouldn't take children shopping when doing this! used mysupermarket on my playbook to compare prices before leaving home but didn't think to check HOW it was comparing
First shop should have come to £40.08 so I could use my £5 off £40 spend but totalled £38.69, not as easy as moving items from second shop as it was just 8 items so quick thinking I sent my brother to get 4x elmlea and a pack of aero mousses to get an extra dairy voucher (or so I thought). My angels were getting restless and I was a bit embarassed about being wrong so miscalculated by £1.50 :mad:. Total for first lot = £38.01 after voucher and received 4x 10p fuel vouchers (also received 50p off £2 greeting cards, 35p off anchor pouring cream & 70p off kelloggs crunchy nut).
Second shop was easy as I'd worked it all out using just the asda site and put it on my phone. Total for second lot = £32.91 and received 3x 10p fuel vouchers.

Total spend £70.92

Received TPP vouchers today = £7.10 + £9.02
5x 10p fuel vouchers for my car (70l) = £35
2x 10p fuel vouchers for hubbys car (50l) = £10

Total value vouchers received £61.12

Value of shopping bought which I would have bought without this offer = £21.28

Items bought to take advantage of this offer but will get used or donated:
36 rolls Andrex,
8 bottles robinsons,
8 tubs Elmlea.

I normally shop in tesco and get my fuel from there so I see this as discounted shopping rather than fuel :T.

sahararose

Storck wrote: »

To tell how many vouchers you should get for an online order all you need to do is look at your receipt.

Where your name is the will be a P and then a number. Numbers 1-4 mean you get that number. 5 and above means you get 5.

Will I be able to check how many I should receive before the delivery arrives? :-)

x

helplessTD

It can be quite daunting to read through pages and pages of experiences. I think there should be a summary or a 'in a nutshell' page so that everyone can make the most out of it. IMHO. :-)

helplessTD

helplessTD wrote: »

It can be quite daunting to read through pages and pages of experiences. I think there should be a summary or a 'in a nutshell' page so that everyone can make the most out of it. IMHO. :-)

Wont be surprised if someone points me to it in reply ;-)