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Clubcard May Exchange
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does the exchange sometimes triple your vouchers??0
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Hmm. I wonder if Cook and Dine includes toasters? Normally they would come under small electricals I think, but when I click through cook and dine on Tesco.com it does lead into toasters. Does anyone happen to know?0
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scotty1971 wrote: »does the exchange sometimes triple your vouchers??
I think you may be getting confused between the clubcard exchange for rewards
that is ongoing and the special 'double' exchange where you get to use the vouchers in store or on Tesco Direct.
The ongoing exchange offers 3 times value and in some cases 4 x value.
The special exchanges are only ever double value.0 -
Could I get some advice, the website states you can purchase an Ipad 2 for £215 in vouchers instead of the current price of £329. I have £150 in vouchers so do I just get £150 off the £329 price or do I still get a better deal?? Very Confused??? Thank you
You have to use £215 in vouchers to get this deal.If you want to just use your vouchers of £150 you will have to add £179 cash and buy it through Tesco direct and not clubcard rewards.
Very doubtful that Ipads will be included in the double up as it would be so popular.0 -
Was hoping for mobiles again...Everybody dies, but not everyone truly lives0
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Just wanted to know if you can join £2 and £3 worth of vouchers to make £5 and then exchange it?0
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What is cook and dine ?0
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You can if you do it online;)Loonytoons wrote: »You can't use eg £2.50 from one account and £2.50 from another account to get a £10 voucher but once doubled up, you can add vouchers together to buy one item
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