Never Spend Tesco Clubcard Vouchers In-store!!!

hum_lovely

You can only use one e-voucher beginning XX with each shop. If you have another one for say £5 off and enter this as well as your points one it is likely to only accept your £5 off and ignore your points (I have had this and have NOT been pleased!) If you have other codes that are given out from time to (recent ones such as £ 2 off Ariel) you can use these as well as long as they don't start XX) Not sure if I have answered your question - let me know if not and I'll try again!

Also, try to get your delivery booked for a day when it is only £3.99 to outweigh the cost of delivery. Special note re special offers: make sure you spend the required amount to get the points - don't reply on their running total as it does not take into account the bogofs etc! :eek:

photome

lapat wrote:

i got a £600 dining room table and chairs from mfi cost me £12.50 all for shopping at tescos everyweek

dink dank do

How does £12.50 in vouchers equate to £600

becky004

If you register with https://www.edealsuk.com and do your online shop at tesco through the site you get 2.50 each time you shop so delivery is then 1.49!

ila

becky004 wrote:

If you register with https://www.edealsuk.com and do your online shop at tesco through the site you get 2.50 each time you shop so delivery is then 1.49!

Becky - are you sure: I can't see this on their site and everywhere else only gives cashback on your first grocery order?

play2day

Quote:
Originally Posted by becky004
If you register with https://www.edealsuk.com and do your online shop at tesco through the site you get 2.50 each time you shop so delivery is then 1.49!



Becky - are you sure: I can't see this on their site and everywhere else only gives cashback on your first grocery order?

Tesco Groceries


Found this on the site:

£2.50 Cashback
Tesco needs no introduction. Online shopping from Tesco is not only convenient, but they also have excellent offers on groceries. (£2.50 Cashback only for first time home delivery groceries order)

hum_lovely

You could also get 'cashback' if you first go through one of the cashback websites before you go to Tesco.com to do your shop. I have started using mutual points (if you pm me I will send an invitation through their site and I think I might some kind of reward for 'signing' you up!) but have yet to build up enough points to get any reward so cannot completely recommend, just worth a try!

Firefly

I read the thread on extra points with frozen beef a while ago, with interest. We've now got a Tesco store locally and I haven't seen anything with extra points. I've only managed to get 1200 points so far; I know I'm not a big spender but I would love to get my points total up so I can utilise them effectively as I've got several £2 and £3 vouchers in the drawer.

Any advice?

hum_lovely

Firefly wrote:

I read the thread on extra points with frozen beef a while ago, with interest. We've now got a Tesco store locally and I haven't seen anything with extra points. I've only managed to get 1200 points so far; I know I'm not a big spender but I would love to get my points total up so I can utilise them effectively as I've got several £2 and £3 vouchers in the drawer.

Any advice?

You might like to read my post 171 above - however I know what you mean, it would be nice to know what, if any, products in store are currently offering extra points. I would be surprised if the MSE community does not already do this, like they do with the daily newspaper summary! Perhaps it is somewhere else on the forum? Anyone any ideas? If not, please could anyone post any they have seen instore recently?

hum_lovely

Another point, make sure you join the Clubcard clubs (wine, healthy living etc) as they often send vouchers for extra points with their mailings.

aliasojo

photome wrote:

How does £12.50 in vouchers equate to £600

I don't think it does, lol.

I read this as though lapat had paid £12.50 cash over and above whatever vouchers they used, so they classed it as getting their items for £12.50 as the vouchers were a bit like free money?