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  • floydy
    floydy Posts: 499 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    siaranj wrote: »
    If you decide to use the £10 off and dont use the 500 points code please would you be so kind and pm me it-im desperate to go away to Mauritius and need all the points I can get!
    arent we all, lol:eek: :rotfl:
  • duckcity
    duckcity Posts: 110 Forumite
    I have a wine code for 500 points on a £75 spend.
    I will let the first to pm me have it.
  • ALTERNATIVE2
    ALTERNATIVE2 Posts: 160 Forumite
    mrclaymore wrote: »
    ok will try that, one more thing. ones for dishwasher tabs if i buy ,get points then take back to cs to refund later will they notice points and remove them


    I kept mine from returning my laptop!
    Well i actually took it back to exchange it as the battery wouldnt stay in.
    Only too be told that if i exchange it i wont get any more points but if i took the refund then bought the other i would!
    Looked rather amusing to the que behind me hehehe....
    Getting a refund and buying another straight after it!
    :):T
    ALT
  • MrDT
    MrDT Posts: 951 Forumite
    towana wrote: »
    This is pretty much what happened to me. The £5 off eCoupon just wont budge and the annoying thing is that the 1000 points one is still there, banked and I want to use it but can't and it expires tomorrow. What more the £10 coupon I had just disappeared altogether when I clicked "remove" to try and get the 1000 points eCoupon even though it's not expired yet. Is this Mr T's way of thriftiness? It will certainly be cheaper to give me £5 than £40 in deals. However it's only putting me off and driving me back to Sainsbury's round the corner. Will ring CS this coming week, don't understand why one can't just click on the eCoupon they want to use than this "remove" malarky which appears to be a sneaky way of cutting costs by Mr T.:( Am I being paranoid or does anyone have an answer to this? I'm fairly new to Tesco's online shopping so could be wrong. Has this happened to anyone else other than MrDT and myself?

    if it is a moneysaving tactic by them, hard cheese they lost my big shop lol, went to asda instead!

    asda was quite a bit cheaper in the end (cheaper than paying £4 delivery and getting £10 off - ie a £6 discount on a trolley full at tesco would still be dearer than the same shop in asda with no discount). i'll use tesco online if i can get my 1000 points though as that's worth £40 off to me!

    i need to stop being so lazy and pricecheck all the supermarkets tbh. local people all seem to say that morrisons is 'cheaper', but that's quite a broad statement really, surely they can't be cheaper on everything... shame they don't have their products and prices online for me to look :rolleyes:
  • ALTERNATIVE2
    ALTERNATIVE2 Posts: 160 Forumite
    Well its nice to get 1 up on them now and again!
    Its not dishonest though so thats the main thing :)
    Wahey!
    Good on you :)
    ALT
  • ALTERNATIVE2
    ALTERNATIVE2 Posts: 160 Forumite
    MrDT wrote: »
    if it is a moneysaving tactic by them, hard cheese they lost my big shop lol, went to asda instead!

    asda was quite a bit cheaper in the end (cheaper than paying £4 delivery and getting £10 off - ie a £6 discount on a trolley full at tesco would still be dearer than the same shop in asda with no discount). i'll use tesco online if i can get my 1000 points though as that's worth £40 off to me!

    i need to stop being so lazy and pricecheck all the supermarkets tbh. local people all seem to say that morrisons is 'cheaper', but that's quite a broad statement really, surely they can't be cheaper on everything... shame they don't have their products and prices online for me to look :rolleyes:

    OOOOOisnt it great to have other stores nearby!
    I used to live in North cornwall and the only Reasonable sized shop was morrisons that was in town.
    The nearest Asda was about 40 miles away and tesco's 20 odd!
    Now im within a few miles from all of them and saving so much more !
    :)
    ALT:beer:
  • frivolous_fay
    frivolous_fay Posts: 13,302 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10,000 Posts Combo Breaker Mortgage-free Glee!
    Hello... sorry I don't come into this forum very often. Does the voucher finder ever get a springclean? I see there are codes in there that expired in October?!

    I'd shop at Asda but they don't deliver to my area :rolleyes: Does anyone else offer a delivery discount for large orders?
    My TV is broken! :cry:
    Edit: refunded £515 for TV 1.5 years out of warranty - thank you Sale of Goods Act! :j
  • MrDT
    MrDT Posts: 951 Forumite
    OOOOOisnt it great to have other stores nearby!
    I used to live in North cornwall and the only Reasonable sized shop was morrisons that was in town.
    The nearest Asda was about 40 miles away and tesco's 20 odd!
    Now im within a few miles from all of them and saving so much more !
    :)
    ALT:beer:
    Haha define 'nearby' ;) Asda is a whopping 52 mile round trip, but I was in luck and mum was off to asda with my sister so I tagged along for free :D

    I know it could be much worse though, I do have a tesco and morrisons (also netto, iceland and farmfoods that I never really go to) a couple of miles away :) Nearest lidl and aldi are only 8 odd miles away too, I should make the effort to visit them tbh!

    edit: sorry for going offtopic everyone, I'll stick to whinging about my tesco codes not working from now on :o
  • peachyest
    peachyest Posts: 1,480 Forumite
    Has anyone had a problem with tesco direct , ive got some items in my basket and everytime i go to veiw or checkout my basket it keeps coming up a error:confused::confused: , what should i do , should i phone up c/s :confused: , please help
  • Fantastic offer! For this week only, we're offering you £5 off when you spend £50 on your groceries at Tesco.com.

    Simply sign-in and spend £50 or more on your groceries, then enter ecoupon code XX-CRDJ at the online checkout to claim your £5 discount.*

    And if you needed any more reason than that to do your grocery shopping online, you'll be pleased to know that there are even more great Buy One Get One Free offers throughout the site - plus tons of great savings on big-brand and own-brand products.

    So hurry, shop today at Tesco.com!

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