Tesco Clubcard Reviews

Don’t mind me, just in a bit of a Latin mood there….. Loyalty cards, a wonderful invention which are supposed to make us remain, well, loyal to one store. It doesn’t really work though, since the majority of people just have lots of these cards and continue to shop where they always have done, but never mind. The title ...  Read the complete review

My Mum has had a Tesco Clubcard since they first started them andd was always receiving vouchers for this and that. When I moved out of home into my own place I applied for a Clubcard and thought 'I guess I'll get a couple of quid around Christmas'... I am pleased to say it was a lot more than a couple of quid! I do a ...  Read the complete review

those little vouchers have saved my life more than once! - Advantages: life saver - Disadvantages: none

Tescos will give you money in the form of vouchers and money off coupons if you use their supermarket and clubcard. Even if you don't use Tescos a lot it is well worth getting a card. After all the card is free. How you get one is easy. Pick it up in the shop or at the Help desk. You can use it straight away. You ...  Read the complete review

We have a number of supermarkets locally at which I could do my weekly shopping but I have chosen to shop at Tesco. A number of my friends have tried to tempt me to move to Sainsbury's and others have suggested that Safeway do some great deals, but I will not be budged. There are lots of reasons why I like Tesco. Good selection of ...  Read the complete review

Points earned your Tesco Clubcard can be exchanged for any of the amazing 'Deals' in their Clubcard Deals brochure. Tesco have changed their rather confusing loyalty scheme (no more keys!). From now on you collect your Clubcard Vouchers and choose a Deal from the brochure. £5 in vouchers will earn you £10 off a variety of ...  Read the complete review

If you have a Tesco Club card you might not know but things have changed a bit. You can now get points if you pop in to Tescos and have a drink or meal. Like with your shopping you just hand over your card to the cashier when you pay for the meal/drink. They have also made it that you can get points when you get anything from ...  Read the complete review

Further to an earlier op, you can make the Tesco points and vouchers system work to your advantage even further. We also use the Tesco Personal Finance Visa for our weekly shop, but also buy our fuel (frequently on Double Points) at the Tesco garage - some may find they earn more points on fuel than on groceries. Any extras we may need during the ...  Read the complete review

I can see oyu all already thinking what an earth is he up to now? Well as you know I try and test everything so shopping seems to be one of my biggest pass times other than writing reviews, cleaning and working. Therefore I thought I would write about the nifty little blue thing I always carry in my wallet when doing my weekly shop at my ...  Read the complete review

I have always done my main shopping in Tesco’s. When we lived in the Midlands Tesco’s was literally across the road from the Town Hall where I worked so I could shop on my way into or out of work quite easily. It followed that when Tesco’s brought out their loyalty card I should get one straight away. After all in my case as I was ...  Read the complete review

The Tesco Clubcard is ok but nothing special. For every pound you spend you earn a point and one point equals 1p. This isn't a great return and as far as I can see there are not many special deals on points going on in stores either. The Tesco card could be varied slightly and aimed at different people. As a student I'm a sucker ...  Read the complete review

... and here's why. I don't shop a great deal at Tesco, probably once a month at most and even then I don't spend a lot. So at one penny per pound spent it did seem a little futile applying for a Tesco Clubcard. Reading the small print it beacame clear that in oreder to receive your quarterly voucher you had to have amassed 250 ...  Read the complete review

Tesco's gives you real cash back (in voucher form, of course) for shopping at their stores, but I've actually found the greatest benefit comes from getting a Tesco Visa Card. You get a point for every two pounds you spend on the card, so not only do you earn 1 1/2 times as much when you charge your shopping, but you get money for food ...  Read the complete review

I think that I have got just about every loyalty card that exists in my purse but its the Tesco one that I get the most use out of. Whenever you shop in Tesco you just hand in your clubcard and you will be awarded 1 point for every £1 that you spend. If you spend more than £25 you will also be awarded a key. When you have got 50 keys you ...  Read the complete review

I have been shopping at Tesco for almost 18 months and in that time have built up enough clubcard vouchers/keys to get away from it all for a long weekend with my husband in a top class hotel, including meals. Tesco clubcard vouchers will completely cover the cost - that can't be bad can it! The range of offers is pretty good from days out, ...  Read the complete review

Earning money back whist you shop is always a good idea. The Tesco clubcard scheme has been running for a long time now. For every pound you spend you are given a point on your clubcard, there is no longer a minimum spend so every time you visit you will get points. When you are awarded 25 points you also get a "key", after 50 keys have ...  Read the complete review

With Tesco being my most local supermarket, I decided to sign up for a Tesco Clubcard when I started shopping there. For every ound you spend, you get a point added to your account. And if you spend more than £25 on one days shopping, you get awarded a key. About 2-4 times a year, they send you your awards, which is .50p for every £50 you ...  Read the complete review