can someone please explain tesco vouchers for me?

daniel-2412

can someone please explain tesco vouchers for me? i still don't get it. sorry and yes i am blonde!

i need to buy a hoover and my wife would like a Dyson. i have around £60 in tesco club-card points and have been told that they are worth £240 can i use this to get my hoover? can someone please explain to me without being to nasty, i know I'm thick etc but i just don't get it. thank-you.

p.s.. if this isn't the best way/deal to get a Dyson hoover any help or suggestions on how to get one the cheapest deal would be appreciated thank-you again.:o

Highland_Lass_2

Your vouchers are only worth 4 x more when you use them against Clubcard deals. As far as I know nobody on the list has hoovers. You can use them for things like holidays, meals out, days out, RAC membership etc. As to the best price for a hoover, try going onto Kelkoo or something like that.

daniel-2412

i guess no hoover for my wife and i then

conger007

Daniel
2 other ways of saving money at Tesco are
1. cashback sites like quidco (currently 3% cashback for Tesco purchases)

2. Using online codes one currently offering £5 off - also tesco direct currently offering triple points. Either search this site or ukhotdeals for current codes.

If you use your vouchers you will get face value only, better to use them for deals. I am using mine for the RAC - would have cost me £200 so a big saving.

Good luck.

maiden_scotland

or sell them on e-bay , I've made twice their face value by selling them as there wasnt any deals I wanted to trade them in for - then shop around for the best price for your hoover - you wont be tied to tesco to buy it from.

ardnamurchan

If you did decide to go down the ebay route, they are having a 5p insertion fee day tomorrow (Thursday 3rd).
Remember to add a reserve price to the listing, to make sure they don't sell any less than you're willing to part with them for.

ardnamurchan

If you're still interested in a Dyson then check out this link.

http://www.ciao.co.uk/Vacuum_Cleaners_5266504_3-dyson

It gives you unbiased customers' reviews of a number of different models.

skibster

maiden_scotland wrote: »

or sell them on e-bay , I've made twice their face value by selling them as there wasnt any deals I wanted to trade them in for - then shop around for the best price for your hoover - you wont be tied to tesco to buy it from.

Isn't Tesco going to stop letting people use vouchers that are in someone else's name? That would kill selling them on eBay, wouldn't it?

skibster

daniel-2412 wrote: »

p.s.. if this isn't the best way/deal to get a Dyson hoover any help or suggestions on how to get one the cheapest deal would be appreciated thank-you again.:o

FYI, we got a good used vacuum on eBay last year for something like £25 or £30 including shipping (this was about half the cost of a similar model if it had been new). If your funds are limited and you really need a vacuum, you could always scan eBay and local listings on gumtree.co.uk. You may have to get something other than a Dyson and it may have to be used, but you can find something that will get the job done at a reasonable price. Actually, if you go used, you may be able to find a Dyson in your price range. Good luck!

maiden_scotland

skibster wrote: »

Isn't Tesco going to stop letting people use vouchers that are in someone else's name? That would kill selling them on eBay, wouldn't it?

I ordered the deals and posted them out to the winning bidders, once the auctions were finished , they had let me know which deals they wanted and I claimed them - none are named - restraunt vouchers and merlin passes