£5 off a £30 Tesco spend, just grab a Sunday paper

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chillypep wrote: »

Can this voucher be used in other supermarkets like Morrissons?

You cannot Im afraid. But worth to ask the store if you have a Morrisson nearby.

Maisie

Forgetful wrote: »

can I ask wot this offer is about a utility bill and £5 off coupon???

Yes please. Can someone tell us what this is about. Thanks.

MylesBetter

My local TESCO Metro has all the items marked down on Sunday which are going out of date. So I stock up my freezer.

With £5 off as well I am going to save a bit of cash this Sunday.

Used the last coupon and got clubcard points on the pre £5 deducted amount.

Gordon_the_Moron

You should not get clubcard points on the pre-discount price, probably a computer bug in the software, perhaps it gives the points on the price and they scanned the clubcard first then the voucher and the till is not programmed to pick this up, most likely. That being the case if you use a self service checkout scan your clubcard first!

Tesco sometimes send out £3 off £30 spend or £5 off £50 spend vouchers with their Clubcard statements, it is worth noting those ones, unlike the News of the World ones do not exclude fuel (except fuel from a Tesco store that has an Esso garage... that is most commonly the express stores I believe) you will clearly see the name Esso at the site if it is one.

littlemissjojo

Gordon_the_Moron wrote: »

You should not get clubcard points on the pre-discount price, probably a computer bug in the software, perhaps it gives the points on the price and they scanned the clubcard first then the voucher and the till is not programmed to pick this up, most likely. That being the case if you use a self service checkout scan your clubcard first!

Tesco sometimes send out £3 off £30 spend or £5 off £50 spend vouchers with their Clubcard statements, it is worth noting those ones, unlike the News of the World ones do not exclude fuel (except fuel from a Tesco store that has an Esso garage... that is most commonly the express stores I believe) you will clearly see the name Esso at the site if it is one.

If I am reading you correctly, you are saying that you only get points on the actual amount you pay after coupons etc? Thats not correct.

You get clubcard points on the total charge after bogofs & multibuys. For example, total before bogofs: £37.50, total after bogofs £33.50, then you will get points for the £33.

The £5 NOTW voucher is just the same as using cash, card or MOCs as far as the till is concerned. I have many many receipts which prove it!!

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littlemissjojo wrote: »

The £5 NOTW voucher is just the same as using cash, card or MOCs as far as the till is concerned. I have many many receipts which prove it!!

But unlike cash, you cannot use £5 NOTW voucher to buy gift card.

polomint_2

I had the £5.00 off coupon and was given another coupon by a friend, so me and hubby did our shopping today with a trolly each, so we put half the shopping through and he paid then the other half through and i paid so we saved £10.00 result!

MylesBetter

To clarify my bill was £41 less the £5 is £36, but I got 41 clubcard points. My clubcard card was swiped first then the purchases then the coupon finally my payment card.

shoobypaldinoo

Hey im new to this saving thing used to be a gambler.
THE TIMES dated friday JUNE 27th stated that TESCO will be reducing 3,000 items as of monday in an attempt to win back customers, and ASDA has promised to sell ten staple items, including bread, eggs, and butter for 50p as of today but take it will be there own brand?
you can read the article at timesonline.co.uk.

1961templar

shoobypaldinoo wrote: »

Hey im new to this saving thing used to be a gambler.
THE TIMES dated friday JUNE 27th stated that TESCO will be reducing 3,000 items as of monday in an attempt to win back customers, and ASDA has promised to sell ten staple items, including bread, eggs, and butter for 50p as of today but take it will be there own brand?
you can read the article at timesonline.co.uk.

Everyone should wait until Monday to do their grocery shopping then?

Will Tesco be empty this weekend?