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nikkie · 30/11/2005 20:25

What do you do with yours?
I have build upa lot of nectar points as well as Tesco vouchers, WH Smith and Boots. Most of these have taken me so long to build up I now don't know what I want to do with them.
Inspire me please!

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marne · 30/11/2005 20:28

We save our tesco points for our xmas food shop.

misdee · 30/11/2005 20:29

apparently you can use tesco vouchers for holidays.

kama · 30/11/2005 20:39

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ills · 30/11/2005 20:51

I was thinking about selling my tesco's vouchers on ebay as theys ell for a lot more than you get off your shopping. Have a look.

nikkie · 30/11/2005 21:09

I looked using the tesco' deals' asthey give you 4 x as much .Have done this before at MFI but don't need anything at the moment.

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chjlly · 30/11/2005 21:12

I use my nectar points to buy stuff in argos for christmas or off my food bill!

spod · 30/11/2005 21:19

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stripey · 30/11/2005 21:20

I changed some nectar points for vouchers recently 500 points gets you one voucher. Its worth £2.50 at Debenhams and £5.00 at Adams. Adams also had a 25% off sale at the time so I was able to get loads of stuff for hardly anything. You can also pay for things in Argos with your nectar card 500 points = £2.50

charlietherednosedpussy · 30/11/2005 21:22

You can earn points by signing in at Nectar and then shopping on ebay for all you collectors

novabrandybutterpowder · 30/11/2005 21:22

we also save ours through the year and use it towards the christmas food shop. Should have about £80 this year

Milliways · 30/11/2005 21:25

Nectar points used for all Christmas shopping & booze + a few DVD's as pressies.

Last year I went though one till with food, DH went to another with booze etc. We both used Nectar cards (joint cards) & neither had to pay. we were surprised as less than usual points due to less petrol purchases with changed job, but the computer doesn't update immediately, so we had NEGATIVE points for as few months! Best interest free loan on the market

spod · 30/11/2005 21:25

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roisin · 30/11/2005 21:27

You can send off your Tesco vouchers to get tokens you can use at our local zoo

We've also used them at Legoland, Eureka, Ironbridge, sightseeing ... Loads of possibilities!

Nemoinapeartree · 30/11/2005 21:28

we save tescos towards the xmas food shop too and all treats we want to go with it.

Boots I tend to use as and when.

lunarx · 30/11/2005 21:57

tesco vouchers i save up and do one big online shop.

nectar points i redeem for Adams vouchers (£5 a voucher. the best deal for nectar points i think!)

boots points i save up til i have a crazy amount (last time i had nearly £90 worth) and treat myself to really expensive things i would never normally "buy")

nikkie · 01/12/2005 20:46

Like the look of Adams or Debenhams for Nectar, think Imight save more tesco and use for a haven or some sort of holiday.

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katymac · 01/12/2005 20:52

If I "buy" Legoland vouchers from Tesco with my rewards, will they be for the whole of next year?

If so do you think I should buy some and give them to my DD (8) as part of her Christmas Present?

She loved it the last time we went - but it rained the whole day and she was so sad to leave

roisin · 01/12/2005 21:29

The vouchers usually only last 6 months, and Legoland is closed over Winter. Why not produce her a "voucher" for Christmas as a promise you'll go next year, but then send off for the vouchers in, say, March so that you have got all Spring/Summer to find a good time to go?

roisin · 01/12/2005 21:30

We've given the kids theatre tickets, cinema tickets, and theme parks tickets as Christmas/birthday presents before, and they always go down well.

katymac · 01/12/2005 21:32

I'll ring them tomorrow and ask the dates on them

She might not understand my IOU

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