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Tesco Clubcard Vouchers - use them for double their value instore

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  • Moderators, Sports Moderators Posts: 19,893 Mod ✭✭✭✭slave1


    jay0109 wrote: »
    Yes

    I have over €250 in tesco vouchers and intend to use them to book a ferry and/or campsite in france for next summer .....free holiday!

    I'm up to €417 as of the latest listing, I only use them for Tesco Mobile top ups so thinking along the same line as yourself for next year!
    They have 4x multiple for Barcelo hotel group at the minute too, cheap Ryanair to the Costas and you could have a nice late budget getaway...

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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,017 ✭✭✭Leslie91


    L0ui5e wrote: »
    Just as this was being posted I was online exchanging my points for admission to Legoland in England.
    For €11 in vouchers I have got a free adult entry which would set me back in excess of £40stg so it was a great bargain I feel.
    I used to put the vouchers against Bord Gais but found it very difficult to actually exchange them online having to log into both Tesco and Bord Gais websites (unless I am missing something). In the end I just gave up as i found it very unfriendly to the user.
    vickers209 wrote: »
    Am the same with using them with bord Gais its really a pain to redeam them think its that hard so people give up but i got there in the end.

    Im on the christmas saver and only get the vouchers in november after building them up all year.
    I also throw a fiver off a week at the till into the christmas saver and get it back in november statement.
    I had saved 115 euro so got €6 free and had nearly €80 in points built up.

    i used all the vouchers and got €400 off me gas bill was in credit for next two bills was great.

    it says on the saver and free vouchers that they cannot be used with clubcard deals but they worked for me.

    I'm with you 2 guys, they make it such a pain in arse to do that I'm sure most give up. Many times (including last nite) the email never arrives from Tesco so one has to call/email them. They need to make it easier to redeem them against Bord Gais.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 7,992 ✭✭✭_Whimsical_


    I had a look on the website but I couldn't find it, what is the Christmas Saver ?
    It sounds like you put money in and then get it back as clubcard vouchers? If s can you then use those vouchers for double their value for BG for example?
    Or am I totally wrong?

    EDIT:
    Ok I found it, get your vouchers once a year and you can top them up.
    I'm not sure once a year would work for me, but I like the idea of paying for vouchers and then doubling or quadrupling my money by spending on deals. That'd be the best saving scheme in the country. Invest up to 360 and use it to pay for something worth 1440!
    Decisions decisions! :/
    MORE EDIT : You can't use top ups you make yourself for clubcard deals. So I haven't discovered the saving scheme of a generation then, back to dreaming of 75% interest for me:)


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 122 ✭✭shoehorn


    Irish times reports that tesco is closing club card boost in UK but retaining it in Ireland


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 547 ✭✭✭gerard2210


    shoehorn wrote:
    Irish times reports that tesco is closing club card boost in UK but retaining it in Ireland


    Not closing it completely. In the UK tesco run events in store where you can double your vouchers in certain departments. You can get games consoles, phones, etc using the vouchers. They will continue to run it like it's done here.


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