Maximising TSB contactless cashback

Ballard

Jeems wrote: »

All you need to do is separate the shopping on the belt with the divider. Cashiers really dont care. Also at restaurants, its pretty easy to split bills and just use the same card again.

You don't appear to have understood the point. If someone has a £5 off £40 spend they'd lose that if they separate the shopping.

msallen

typistretired wrote: »

I lead a sheltered life you need to explain to me what viz top tip means??

One I well remember was.

Save time when crossing a one way street by only looking one way.

msallen

When crossing a one way street ensure that you still look both ways in case a big blue removals lorry is reversing.

eskbanker

Trick kennel owners that your dog is deaf by booking him in under a false name....

colsten

MarkFromCornwall wrote: »

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Which retailers allow more than £30 on contactless?

Only brick and mortar ones I know of are M&S, and Apple themselves.
There's of course no reason why there should ba at £30 limit but most retailers seem to be awfully slow on the uptake.

IanManc

The late Alan Clark MP's favourite Viz Top Tip was:

Taxi drivers: try using your indicators so people might know where the f*** you're going.

zolablue25

Westie983 wrote: »

I regularly buy Amazon gift cards in £30 bundles, or sometimes the £15 and the rare £10 ones, this makes up half of my spend each month, then I use the other half on petrol, using the vouchers that I get given for buying the gift cards.

Get the £5 and money off my petrol...

Works for me.

:0)

Where do you buy these vouchers?

Westie983

zolablue25 wrote: »

Where do you buy these vouchers?

Morrisons.

http://www.morrisonsfuelsaver.co.uk

zolablue25

Thanks Westie. I don't think our local Morrisons is geared up for contactless, it certainly isn't at their petrol station.

zzzt

If you are spending more than 30 GBP on your grocery shop then you are doing it wrong.