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14 months ago

supermarket loyalty points

with the prices rising in supermarkets, do you use loyalty cards such as tescos points or sainsburys necter points, or do you use coupons to save you some money of the price of your shopping? which store do you think offers the best on prices, loyalty points, offers?
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dwaysly

  13 months ago
i use tesco club card points i save them up and every quarter i get my vouchers in the post and i spend them on deisel it saves me a few bob each time
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Βασιλική2012

  14 months ago
When i was studying in UK, i used the Nectar Card and Boots card. I found both of them really helpful. Back in Greece now, i use the loyalth card in the supermarket. it is a great help especially this period.
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wavy

  14 months ago
I use most loyalty cards,but do not go out of my way to use them,i find Boots one of the best.
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muff13

  14 months ago
I use both Tesco Clubcard and also Nectar card. I do all my supermarket shopping in Tesco and do find that the points add up and then treat my self to a magazine subscription annually, while I also use a card in my daughters name so she can collect points to convert to Air miles as she flies a great deal. As I can only collect Nectar points in my local Homebase or when shopping on line I do find it takes me some time to get to £10 in points which is the minimum spend, but worth collecting them as every little helps.
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no i am me

  14 months ago
As tescos is my nearest store I use their loyalty cards but still look for money off coupons to save as much money as posible.
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emma27riley

  14 months ago
i do use loyalty cards, spend soo much in my local co op and its hardly cheap there, and twice a year i get vouchers sent for like 5opounds,which is a great help, also do iceland as now n then you get a voucher for a free £5 dessert, so its def worth it, not every1 collects and uses cards though
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sullybhoy1969

  14 months ago
We have a loyalty card for iceland and you get absolutely nothing for it.its a waste of time.
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steppenwolf_a_558

  14 months ago
I use the Co-Op primarily for shopping, so use the Linclnshire Co-Op Dividend rather than loyalty points. You get 1p back in the pound for most goods, and 5p back for local produce and fair trade. As I haven't got cards for any of the other supermarkets I rarely use them, particularly as any saving I made would probably be wiped out by the bus fares.
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bluemoon19691

  14 months ago
Don't do loyalty points but my better half does. can't be bothered expecting great thi ngs only to find that after 6 months meticulously collecting them you have The princely sum of 50p.
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hackney173003

  14 months ago
There is very likely going to be a price war between the stores and it will pay to monitor the situation as it could all develop and change very quickly. Trying to keep one step ahead of the opposition could mean quick price changes....... Tend to be a nectar card holder myself, though do have a Tesco and John Lewis card as well. They save me a few pennies.
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