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£5 vouchers at Tescos
Thanatos
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Hi, new to the forum, so i hope this is in the right area, but i found a good deal today at Tescos.
They have started a deal today where if you spend over £50 you get a £5 voucher.
Pretty normal stuff i assume, however:
Firstly the voucher does not require a minimum spend amount, so you can buy £5 worth of goods for free with it, rather than those vouchers that require another £25 purchase etc..,
Secondly and more importantly, you only get 1 voucher for every tranaction over £50 so if like me you do your weekly shopping at Tescos and play the system, you can pile up the conveyor belt and ask the check out assistant to stop at £50 and pay, then use the voucher you just recieved to get a discount off the next £50 batch and so on.
You get another voucher at the £50 mark, even if a voucher you are using brings the price down to £45.
I just spent £150 and got £10 off (plus all the usual money off vouchers) and still have a £5 voucher for next weeks shopping.
The offer is on until the 28th May, I think its a good one, hope you do too.
By the way, it was the helpful checkout assistant that gave me this tip :hello:
They have started a deal today where if you spend over £50 you get a £5 voucher.
Pretty normal stuff i assume, however:
Firstly the voucher does not require a minimum spend amount, so you can buy £5 worth of goods for free with it, rather than those vouchers that require another £25 purchase etc..,
Secondly and more importantly, you only get 1 voucher for every tranaction over £50 so if like me you do your weekly shopping at Tescos and play the system, you can pile up the conveyor belt and ask the check out assistant to stop at £50 and pay, then use the voucher you just recieved to get a discount off the next £50 batch and so on.
You get another voucher at the £50 mark, even if a voucher you are using brings the price down to £45.
I just spent £150 and got £10 off (plus all the usual money off vouchers) and still have a £5 voucher for next weeks shopping.
The offer is on until the 28th May, I think its a good one, hope you do too.
By the way, it was the helpful checkout assistant that gave me this tip :hello:
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Do you know if this is Nationwide or your local store?
I have seen people posting specific store offers before ie. double clubcard points for the Springfield Tesco every Thursday in January etc.0 -
is fuel included?0
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I've been to Tesco Extra in Stoke on Trent today, spent £52.50 - no voucher for £5.00 and they refused (for the first time ever) my internet vouchers - really miffed.
Stop looking for answers....
The most you can hope for are clues.....:)0 -
can u use the voucher to get club card 4 x voucher things0
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Hi all, have just given them a ring and got some extra info.
It seems its only Blackpool store (sorry, didnt even think to check - was too excited to have my first tip to post!
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It cant be used for petrol, fags or for gift vouchers, but alcohol is no problem...
I guess this should have gone in the local offers section. apologies!0 -
Vouchers given out at Edinburgh Corstorphine too.0
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I think it makes sense, Firespire,
about the size of the shop, next time I shall go to the smaller one....
Having said that, I've just noticed on my over £50 receipt, that it says:
"For information: you have qualified for a free entry to a UK attraction voucher".
Anyone know what that's about or how you get the actual voucher?Stop looking for answers....
The most you can hope for are clues.....:)0 -
I think it makes sense, Firespire,
about the size of the shop, next time I shall go to the smaller one....
Having said that, I've just noticed on my over £50 receipt, that it says:
"For information: you have qualified for a free entry to a UK attraction voucher".
Anyone know what that's about or how you get the actual voucher?
These are free admittance to various attractions vouchers. Given out every time you spend more than £10. Ask if you don't get given one.0 -
These attractions vouchers are only 1 per transaction btw. As long as it is over £10.00UPDATED: 12/11/2007: Tesco's: 460 Points, Boot's: £8.90, Bank Charges: £266, Ciao: £7.60, Valued Opinions: £2.50, Mum's Opinions: £5.50, LightSpeed: 1005 Points, Ipoints: 1452 Points, PigBack: £23.20, Consumer Pulse: 30500 x 16 Vouchers, CashBack Site: £2.50, PinkCashback: £23.70, BritishRewards: £2.87, Test&Vote: 42567 Points0
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