Tesco Clothes Coupon Thread. Read First Post For Updates!

chickenpants

suttonhouse40 wrote: »

hi sorry if i sound a bit thick do you mean virtual clubcards dont understand lol and i work at tescos not on checkout though ...:j

Hi yes sory if I didn't make myself clear - I ment virtual clubcards. Just open a new account and tick the box to say you don't have a clubcard and want to open a virtual one. I have them all as variations of my name with same surname. If you have a look on paid to swap there is more on this there.

manda1205

chickenpants wrote: »

You must have a great store!!! Ours is a reasonable size but only has 2 cubicles.........and most of the time they remain locked so nobody can use them!!!!!!!!!

I hadn't really thought about it to be honest, i just thought all extra stores were the same, its the only one I have local so not been to any other extras. I've never had a problem with cubicles being locked either, they're right behind the cash desk, so who ever is serving lets you in and theres quite a few in there.

kronen

Thanks to Treasureirelands on PTS the £6.00 ones are still scanning today,

I used my 5 yesterday (thanks to PTS Swap) in 1 shop & he really would have took more.

I'm assuming that no stores will have these left on display now though. If the staff are organised.

leadhead

kronen wrote: »

Thanks to Treasureirelands on PTS the £6.00 ones are still scanning today,

I used my 5 yesterday (thanks to PTS Swap) in 1 shop & he really would have took more.

I'm assuming that no stores will have these left on display now though. If the staff are organised.

Good job I didnt throw away the ones I failed to use before the deadline

borderlakland

had good day yesterday (dispite having no internet and now being back on dial up:mad: ) did two clothes shops thanks to pts paid virtually nothing on 2nd one young lad started scanning coupons and laughed how well the bill was going down:j did numerous h/b etc all went like a dream. these sort of days make the knockbacks worth while

dormouse_2

Hi i have got the blue clothers vouchers how is the best way to spend them....

please.....:j

Coupon-mad

dormouse wrote: »

Hi i have got the blue clothers vouchers how is the best way to spend them....

please.....:j

Quickly, lol!

Seriously, if they are the pale blue ones that 'expired' yesterday I would try a few in a bundle of other coupons. They are a similar colour to some of the cc named extra points vouchers, so ideally mix them in with those and a till-spit or some mocs.

You will need to spend over £6 to use one (not necessary to spend over £30 unless you have an eagle-eyed SA like I did the other day, or unless you are planning to try to use lots together, they will keep working until you get the balance below £6). Also best to put a moc or points couopn inbetween each one as the till doesn't like scanning the same coupon all in a row.

JAMBO

I got stopped tonight using yesterdays ex £6 coup,not because of the date,the till op just said i had not spent £30,though he did take my hb coups,cant complain as i have used a good few of the £6 ones.........

My store has loads of NEW £6 coups in,they are exactly the same as yesterdays expiry ones other than the dates are from today for 7 days i think.

Edit....THE NEW £6 COUPS ARE 7/6/07-13/6/07.

dormouse_2

My blue vouchers have 30th september on them, i didn't know if i had to spend £30 on clothes or if i could buy something small in the clothes dept and it would knock the rest off my other shopping..... I am a bit slow on the uptake though....:rotfl:

leadhead

acer wrote: »

Thought I would share my first clothes shop experience using vouchers. Did a £60.00 shop and along with some h&b's and various clothes vouchers ended up paying £25.00. However, several of the clothes genuinely didn't fit so had to take them back - about £45.00 worth. Took them back to same tesco's where I bought them, and male CS said he wasn't sure if he could do a refund and would call his manager, didn't want manager called, so took clothes away, as in a hurry. Tried another store yesterday, and had same problem, Manager called and ended up having to swap clothes rather than get a refund or gift card which I had said would be fine. Also another customer arrived at CS and had the same problem, clothes purchased with several coupons, whole situation felt quite awkward and appeared that this is happening on a regular basis and is becoming a large problem. Don't think I will bother with clothes in future, especially as you can't try them on before you buy. I think using vouchers is fine as long as you don't have to take anything back.

Take them back without a receipt, the only risk you suffer could be a reduction in price, but T will then exchange for other clothes(and sometimes other goods) usually without question.