Max out your Tescos Clubcard Points

xela_17

mhoc wrote:

As I suspected my Tesco had no bags but I had an email back today, suspect its the stock reply. No complaints though it seems on the number you can request.

Dear Mary,

Your request for bags will be processed today.

We appreciate your effort to support Age Concern through recycling your inkjet cartridges.

Your request for information has been sent to the address below:

If the details are incorrect or out of date, please don't hesitate to contact me.

---š Don't be shy!!

Can you recommend a friend or hand more around the office?

Just Click the link below to request as many bags as you like...

http://inkagain.co.uk/charity/order_bag_form.htm


https://www.inkagain.co.uk

I clicked on the link to order some bags but where do you put in your clubcard number and how do tesco know what you're doing?

mhoc

Best using the email address on the first posting. I just c and p my reply for general interest

Mary

Yes where do you put your clubcard number?

bluep

The bag itself has a slip that you write your surname, postcode and clubcard number on, then you fold this inside the bag so no-one else can see it on the way

Age Concern?? Wierd, my bags say Barnado's is the charity...

jap200

In answer to the question about the mobile phone recyling. There is a link deep inside the Tesco Clubcard website:

http://www.tesco.com/clubcard/clubcard/index1.htm

which tells you to click through to the recycling company to order the postage bags ( a different company to the printer cartridges). However, when you get there it tells you that you have to pick the bags up in store.

I could not find any in my local store, so I asked at the Customer Services desk and the girl fished a couple out from under the counter for me.

So for some reason it seems as if this is not being actively promoted at the moment - maybe I will email Tesco about it when I have more time.

Anyway - you have to declare yourself whether the phone can be switched on or not. I have one that doesn't, so I am going to tick the box that says it does work (i.e. 300 points instead of 30) and see what happens.

iamchrisli

Regards to mobile phone recyle, i had the similar idea before. To get a old used mobile phone on ebay is roughly 10 pounds, but to get 300 points would be 30 pounds. However, they do have limit about the mobile from each customer to recyle, now is 4 max.

After reading the whole thread, i still dont know whether Tesco has limit about the ink recycle.

s30jok

where are people buying the black and white cartridges from??? i have loads of black but no white, would certainly be interested in buying up some 'white' cartridges!!!! LOL

bluep

LOL!
Glad to see someone is switched on! hehe

bristolboy25

Regards to mobile phone recyle, i had the similar idea before. To get a old used mobile phone on ebay is roughly 10 pounds, but to get 300 points would be 30 pounds. However, they do have limit about the mobile from each customer to recyle, now is 4 max.

Am I not right in thinking that 300 points is only worth £3.00 and not £30.00??? :rolleyes: Otherwise the person on the first page would be getting £135 worth of club card points equivalent???

omega_2

bristolboy25 wrote:

Am I not right in thinking that 300 points is only worth £3.00 and not £30.00??? :rolleyes: Otherwise the person on the first page would be getting £135 worth of club card points equivalent???

Yes, pretty confident that 300 points is £3.00.

SEK_2

My Tesco have the mobile phone recycling bags on their mobile phone display. I picked up a couple this morning.