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Tesco Clubcard
« on: 05 February 2010, 21:47:40 »

Ok, I just want to start by saying I have no relation to anything Tesco, I rarely shop there tbh (Asda is closer).

But, for christmas this year I had the usual what do you want questions from my folks. My answer was some money to put towards me and swmbo to have a couple of days away. We need a break, we have 5 kids and never get the chance to just sit back and chill as a couple. Nothing flash, nothing abroad. We didn't really want to be more than a couple of hours away should we be needed.

So my mum came up with a suggestion, what about if we give you our Tesco clubcard vouchers then you exchange them for a hotel. Had a look and saw that for every £10 on your card, you get £40 in your chosen vouchers.

Got my brother to do the same so I had well over £200 of vouchers.

Now I've booked my Ramada Jarvis (won't tell you where as it will open me up for ridicule) for a Friday & Saturday night at the end of Feb with £170 of vouchers, then the first night I have £30 in Pizza Express (only have to pay for drinks) and Saturday I have £30 in Bella Italia. (Glad we like Pasta ;D ;D)

I know this seems like im blatantly advertising, but you only seem to hear of the bad side of companies these days, this seems like quite a bargain to me and as im sure some of you may have read my previous posts about me being skint and out of work yada yada yada, so we would never have got the chance to do this in the short term.

Must admit, I can't blooming wait.

Wayne
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« Reply #1 on: 05 February 2010, 21:53:16 »

Nice one :y
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« Reply #2 on: 05 February 2010, 21:54:21 »

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Ok, I just want to start by saying I have no relation to anything Tesco, I rarely shop there tbh (Asda is closer).

But, for christmas this year I had the usual what do you want questions from my folks. My answer was some money to put towards me and swmbo to have a couple of days away. We need a break, we have 5 kids and never get the chance to just sit back and chill as a couple. Nothing flash, nothing abroad. We didn't really want to be more than a couple of hours away should we be needed.

So my mum came up with a suggestion, what about if we give you our Tesco clubcard vouchers then you exchange them for a hotel. Had a look and saw that for every £10 on your card, you get £40 in your chosen vouchers.

Got my brother to do the same so I had well over £200 of vouchers.

Now I've booked my Ramada Jarvis (won't tell you where as it will open me up for ridicule) for a Friday & Saturday night at the end of Feb with £170 of vouchers, then the first night I have £30 in Pizza Express (only have to pay for drinks) and Saturday I have £30 in Bella Italia. (Glad we like Pasta ;D ;D)

I know this seems like im blatantly advertising, but you only seem to hear of the bad side of companies these days, this seems like quite a bargain to me and as im sure some of you may have read my previous posts about me being skint and out of work yada yada yada, so we would never have got the chance to do this in the short term.

Must admit, I can't blooming wait.

Wayne
nice gesture from yer family,a good 2 night break can be as good as a week
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« Reply #3 on: 05 February 2010, 21:56:03 »

Well I hope you both have a great time, be nice to get away for a couple of days :y

I'll try and get up even if for just a cuppa while we're up in Lincoln ;)
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« Reply #4 on: 05 February 2010, 21:56:04 »

I have no personal axe to grind with tesco as they saved me and my family a fair wodge on the christmas drinky poos....

Standard individual price, circa £170.00 

Offer price (three for a tenner, bogof etc) £100 approx. 

Add in vouchers from fuelling company cars at the local Tesco since Easter last year - £17.50 cash... 

ta!!   :y
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« Reply #5 on: 05 February 2010, 22:05:36 »

glad your sorted you deserve a break enjoy
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« Reply #6 on: 05 February 2010, 22:10:57 »

every little helps 8-) 8-) ;D :y
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« Reply #7 on: 05 February 2010, 22:23:22 »

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every little helps 8-) 8-) ;D :y

I used to hate those bloody ads & that dizzy tarts voice >:(

Good on ya Wayne. Sounds by passed events like you need a break :y
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« Reply #8 on: 05 February 2010, 22:24:35 »

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I have no personal axe to grind with tesco as they saved me and my family a fair wodge on the christmas drinky poos....

Standard individual price, circa £170.00 

Offer price (three for a tenner, bogof etc) £100 approx. 

Add in vouchers from fuelling company cars at the local Tesco since Easter last year - £17.50 cash... 

ta!!   :y

And the face of the girl at the till just can't believe you've just paid for a trolley full of booze with a few tokens and a pocket full of change. Done that a few times at Christmas. ;D  ;D  ;D
Club card vouchers got us to France & back with the caravan for about £50 of vouchers!  :y  :y  :y
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« Reply #9 on: 05 February 2010, 22:27:11 »

Go on be a devil and tell us where.....
Some of us may turn up and help you celebrate!!
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Enjoy your break, it sounds as though you've earnt it!  :y
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« Reply #10 on: 05 February 2010, 23:04:56 »

Enjoy Skegness :P
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« Reply #11 on: 05 February 2010, 23:06:07 »

Last time I stayed in that brand of Hotel, its all a bit of a blur.  Vaguely recall getting ratarsed, and ending up in some dubious club in Leicester until 3 or 4am...
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« Reply #12 on: 05 February 2010, 23:56:39 »

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Enjoy Skegness :P

Guess again Jaime, although we did look there, this is a (little) bit further afield.

Last time I stayed in a Ramada was my works xmas do in Redbourn (nr Hemel) and no word of a lie I woke up freezing in the hotel corridor having, ahem, wet myself, at 6am, stumbled back to my room (after getting another key from a very amused receptionist) to find all my belongings scattered across the room and my glasses smashed to smitherins. I honestly have no recollection of that night.

That was before I met the missus, no chance of that this time, I hope ;D ;D ;D ;D
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« Reply #13 on: 05 February 2010, 23:58:39 »

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Well I hope you both have a great time, be nice to get away for a couple of days :y

I'll try and get up even if for just a cuppa while we're up in Lincoln ;)


Kettles always on mate, I might be sending you a PM in the next few days about these parts for my tractor. Whats the cut off date for ordering them?
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« Reply #14 on: 06 February 2010, 00:04:21 »

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Enjoy Skegness :P

Guess again Jaime, although we did look there, this is a (little) bit further afield.

Last time I stayed in a Ramada was my works xmas do in Redbourn (nr Hemel) and no word of a lie I woke up freezing in the hotel corridor having, ahem, wet myself, at 6am, stumbled back to my room (after getting another key from a very amused receptionist) to find all my belongings scattered across the room and my glasses smashed to smitherins. I honestly have no recollection of that night.

That was before I met the missus, no chance of that this time, I hope ;D ;D ;D ;D
oh the memories :)weve all had nights like that when we were young free and single and if you havent  shame on yer ;D
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