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Tesco Clubcard/Vouchers/Points/Deals - Post All Questions Here
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Why do you want to do this - the more mailings you have, the more extra coupons you get - I have 3 accounts and will NEVER link them, I just make sure I use them all enough to get over £1.50 (or is it £1?) otherwise they don't send them to you.
Ah, interesting. So you never need physical clubcard for some of them, just a virtual account??? On the subject of mailings; i get ones i can use in store but would rather have ones i can use online? Any way i can go about this? Thanks0 -
Ah, interesting. So you never need physical clubcard for some of them, just a virtual account??? On the subject of mailings; i get ones i can use in store but would rather have ones i can use online? Any way i can go about this? ThanksIf at first you don't succeed, try, try, try - oh bu99er that just cheat0
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hmmm hoping somebody will know the answer to this one....is the 12 month limit on points for ink cartirdge recycling 12 months from when you recycled your last 30, or is it per 12 months as in Jan-Dec?
Also if you ring Tesco will they be able to tell you when you last had points for this added? (I hate ringing them so only do it if i absolutely must, i get nothing but unhelpful rude staff every time i call!)0 -
Quick question guys, searched and this was the best thread I could come up with! There was a thread recently with a link to a website that highlighted the best offers/CC points in stores at the time that offered best value.
Could someone please direct me to this?
Many thanks,0 -
Quick question guys, searched and this was the best thread I could come up with! There was a thread recently with a link to a website that highlighted the best offers/CC points in stores at the time that offered best value.
Could someone please direct me to this?
Many thanks,
I use this one - not sure if it's exactly what you want
http://www.supermarketspecialoffers.com/TescoPointOffers.aspx"There's only one way of life and that's your own" - Levellers
"I'm feeling like a Monday but someday I'll be Saturday night" - Bon Jovi0 -
I've used Hilton loads of times - The London Metropole is great, just make sure you have travel insurance that covers your deals vouchers if you don't turn up (like Tesco's
). I get a quote first on the telephone for using Tesco deals and then send off for more than the quote. They then send you Hilton Vouchers to the value you have requested and you can use the 'excess' for meals, etc. At the Metropole last time I used £30 worth in the Sports Bar for a meal with drinks - no problem and very nice too. I have also been to the Hilton in York and used the excess vouchers for parking which is pricey if you have to pay for it in cash!
Hi
Whenever I have used tesco vouchers for hotels they have not been accepted for meals and also I was just given one price by the central reservations team a 'tesco' rate. Is this a new more generous culture?!
Thanks
Maggie:T0 -
...Tesco Clubcard Credit Card or Amex Platinum giving 0.5% cashback? I've had the Tesco Clubcard Credit Card in the drawer for ages and have been using my Amex for everything - last year I got £130 knocked off my bill. However, would I be better of using my Tesco Clubcard Credit Card. I don't normally shop at Tesco, and can count the number of times I've been in the last year on both hands. Should I stick with Amex, or should I move it all to Tesco Credit Card?0
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Not sure if this is the right place but today I converted £10 of vouchers to £20 clothing vouchers, bought £20.50 worth of clothes and acccessories plus toilet paper and shoe polish taking the total to £25.28. I used the Daily Mail £5 off clothing on a £20 spend and then used the £20 clothing voucher for the remainder. Shopping cost me 28p!
Just as well as I had left my bankcard at home. Shopping included school tights for daughter and pyjamas for her Christmas (yes my first Christmas present has been bought).0 -
Hiya ,I've seen some 100 points vouchers on Ebay and i'm thinking buying some but I'm not sure what to offer for 500 points, I undestand it will get me £20 in deals, Do you think £9.99 is too much for 500 points ? I don't want to insult the seller by offering too less, but not sure what you pay for oints as a bit new at this, the item number is 150365754023, any help would be great x
Instead of buying points off of ebay purchase ink cartridges. For £9.99 you can get 10 cartridges and get 1000 points. Much better deal. Just search on tesco points and you will find some sellers. I have used this and the ink cartridges and envelopes get sent out and you fill in your details and post. Points added within weeks. Better still ask friends and family for ink cartridges and send them yourself.0 -
Hi, Whenever I have used tesco vouchers for hotels they have not been accepted for meals and also I was just given one price by the central reservations team a 'tesco' rate. Is this a new more generous culture?!
Thanks, Maggie:TTom_Bradbury wrote: »...Tesco Clubcard Credit Card or Amex Platinum giving 0.5% cashback? I've had the Tesco Clubcard Credit Card in the drawer for ages and have been using my Amex for everything - last year I got £130 knocked off my bill. However, would I be better of using my Tesco Clubcard Credit Card. I don't normally shop at Tesco, and can count the number of times I've been in the last year on both hands. Should I stick with Amex, or should I move it all to Tesco Credit Card?) which gives you 1 point for every £2.
If you got £130 from Amex you spent £26000 :eek:. If you used your Tesco Clubcard Credit Card for this instead (not counting now double points from Tesco shopping) you would have received £65 in Clubcard vouchers worth £130 if doubled up (same as AMEX) but UP TO £260 if you exchange them for Clubcard Deals :T. I work on a 3X value as you have to pay more in vouchers for some deals but that's still £195 if you can find something to use them on.
Hope you understand my rambling and calculations :rotfl:.If at first you don't succeed, try, try, try - oh bu99er that just cheat0
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