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sheppertonsound wrote: »

For what appears to have been several months, if one spends £20 in the M&S section of a BP petrol garage which has an attached Marks & Sparks franchise, you get 10p per liter off fuel.


The problem is that you have to spend that amount in the M&S section and THEN fill with fuel! That means that most petrol pumps are filled with empty cars because their owners have gone to spend the £20+ AFTER filling up!


This would be so much easier sorting out if, after one spends £20+ in the M&S section, one could receive a voucher offering 10p/litre off petrol, enabling the vehicle owner to revisit the same garage later to use (without clogging up a petrol pump)!


Bill.:mad:

I just get the butler to sort it out while I go and shoot some grouse.

I-LOV-MONEY

I never spend £60 in Tesco, or any other supermarket in one go ! Must get mysellf a family to feed to make me eligible !!

tommysaver

Are you serious I can spend £50 on packed lunches for 1 week for only myself!

Then again I'm doing upwards of 4k calories a day haha, ain't cheap!

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I've used PetrolPrices.com for many years, so I'm a little surprised that it's taken Martin L until now to highlight it. My local ASDA is usually the cheapest for fuel. When I go on holiday in the UK, I always look up the cheapest places (just off the Motorway!) about every 50-100 miles of my planned route & make a note of their Post Codes so that I can divert to them if I need to add fuel. The extra effort of pre-holiday planning usually saves quite a lot of money! (Certainly compared to Motorway prices.) As expect, most cheaper pick-up points are supermarkets, but I do come across the odd commercial (lorry) stop that is cheaper.

japitts

The AA app also now has a fuel prices screen built in that's pretty good. I still get on ok with PetrolPrices app, but the two are pretty complementary.

IanMitchel

Regarding the Tesco offer - has anyone tried buying something over £60 like https://www.tesco.com/groceries/en-GB/products/300696499, using the fuel voucher then returning the item?

I wonder how they deal with that?

Take the fuel discount from the refund maybe...

I-LOV-MONEY

IanMitchel wrote: »

Regarding the Tesco offer - has anyone tried buying something over £60 like https://www.tesco.com/groceries/en-GB/products/300696499, using the fuel voucher then returning the item?

I wonder how they deal with that?

Take the fuel discount from the refund maybe...

Interesting. I wonder if they would a) know in the store that you have used it (probably not) or b) ask for the voucher when they process the refund.

RokinRobbie

Careful with the Tesco Fuel Offer, check the dates ! ! !. Have just been doing the weekly shop at Tesco spent well above the £ 60 total, and when I recieved my Fuel Voucher it states " OFFER VALID ONLY UNTIL 31 / 10/ 2018 and not as the team on M.S.E. says Sunday 4th November.



Just a heads up people !!!.

FirstTimer4Me

On check-out, received receipt for 10p off a litre, anyone know if this can be used in Esso fuel stations, seeing as they give Tesco CC points?

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RokinRobbie wrote: »

Careful with the Tesco Fuel Offer, check the dates ! ! !. Have just been doing the weekly shop at Tesco spent well above the £ 60 total, and when I recieved my Fuel Voucher it states " OFFER VALID ONLY UNTIL 31 / 10/ 2018 and not as the team on M.S.E. says Sunday 4th November.
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According to Tesco t&c Coupons at till are valid for 2 weeks after purchase. Promotion continues till 4/11. Coupons issued online are valid until 18/11

FirstTimer4Me wrote: »

On check-out, received receipt for 10p off a litre, anyone know if this can be used in Esso fuel stations, seeing as they give Tesco CC points?

From the Tesco t&c cannot be redeemed at Express stores selling Esso fuel,