Club Lloyds Lifestyle Benefits (cinema tickets)

[Deleted User]

I opened a Club Lloyds current account in June, in order to benefit from the interest rate and also the linked Monthly Saver.

The current account also includes a "lifestyle benefit" and I selected the 6 cinema tickets.

These arrived this month in the form of an email attachment with 6 vouchers, each to be exchanged for a Cineworld ticket by July next year.

Do I just print out the email attachment and cut the page into the 6 vouchers and present the printed voucher at the box office?

It's not clear what to do. I expected to receive the vouchers hard copy with some sort of authentication imprint.

Sorry if this question has been asked before.

Vortigern

Deleted_User wrote: »

Do I just print out the email attachment and cut the page into the 6 vouchers and present the printed voucher at the box office?

It's not clear what to do. I expected to receive the vouchers hard copy with some sort of authentication imprint.

Yes, that's what you do. The authentication is in the QR code on the vouchers. Each has a different unique code that can only be used once.

[Deleted User]

Vortigern wrote: »

Yes, that's what you do. The authentication is in the QR code on the vouchers. Each has a different unique code that can only be used once.

Thank you for prompt answer. I will need to plan a cinema trip soon.

steve65e

Yes, they use the QR code.

I don't know about Cineworld, which has just been added, but with Vue you can book online and type in the code, then pick the tickets up from the machine, avoiding all contact with human beings.

Finding something you want to see is the hard bit. We often give them away.

Dizzee_Rebel

Phone them & request a hard copy to be sent in the post.

I did it a few months back & got £40 on ebay for them.

[Deleted User]

Dizzee_Rebel wrote: »

Phone them & request a hard copy to be sent in the post.

I did it a few months back & got £40 on ebay for them.

That's a great idea, thanks!

Dizzee_Rebel

Just be sure to cover the QR codes when you take a picture of them for ebay.

I used 6 50p coins, one to cover each QR code on each ticket

& make sure no serial numbers etc are visible

typistretired

Deleted_User wrote: »

It's not clear what to do. I expected to receive the vouchers hard copy with some sort of authentication imprint.
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The following word document would have been attached to email


As a member of Club Lloyds you chose Cineworld Cinema tickets as your Lifestyle Benefit and I'm delighted to attach your six tickets for this year.

Things you need to know:
● Each cinema ticket can be exchanged for a Standard 2D admission to one of over 80 Cineworld Cinemas
● You can also upgrade your tickets at the cinema for 3D or other non-standard showings at an extra cost (exclusions apply)
● The tickets may not be used to reserve an admission ticket and can't be used after expiry (12 months after issue)
● Each cinema ticket can only be used once
● See the full list of exclusions in the Lifestyle Benefits terms and conditions

If you’d like to speak to a member of the Lifestyle Benefits team, call 0345 303 0303. Lines are open seven days a week, 8am to 8pm Monday to Saturday and 9am to 6pm on Sunday, calls are charged at local rates and charges from mobiles will vary. Calls may be monitored and recorded in case we need to check we have carried out your instructions correctly and to help us improve our quality of service. If you want to call from abroad, or prefer not to use an 0345 number, please call 01733 462224.

Visit lloydsbank.com/club-lloyds to find out more about all the benefits you could receive as a Club Lloyds customer, such as interest on your current account balance and exclusive access to some of Lloyds Bank’s best offers.

Yours sincerely,

Claire Garrod
Head of Current Accounts

Ballard

If you're going to sell them surely it'd be easier (and cheaper) to forward the electronic version to the purchaser.

Dizzee_Rebel

Not really cheaper though, you'd still have to pay ebay/paypal fees & for the sake of £1.74 1st class recorded delivery - both as a buyer & seller i'd prefer a hard copy any day, but each to their own...

Also the fact the buyer might not have a smart phone or access to a printer...

TomJ

You can also just present your phone with the relevant voucher's QR code visible on the screen and they will scan that. At least, it has worked at the 3 Vue cinemas at which I've tried it so I imagine will work for Cineworld.