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Skribble · 14/06/2007 22:00

Tesco codes

500 Points, Spend £20+- TDXR-5PTLOY -Unknown

100 Points, Min Spend £50- TDXR-UNWWFT -01-07-2007

Free Delivery- TDX-FDHWE -30-06-2007

£5 Off £25- TDRX-FTSDE -Unknown

£5 Off £40- TDX-5DD40 -03-06-2007

Free Delivery Spend £50- TDR-3DEL1 -Unknown

£15 Off £50- XX-KPTV -Unknown

£5 Off £50- TDR-5LDTD5 -31-07-2007

OP posts:
TheCoderator · 10/04/2008 21:17

ta the £9 worked

captainmummy · 11/04/2008 16:09

dammit just put in the shopping for delivery 15th april and all these codes run out on 13th!

LittleMissNorty · 11/04/2008 22:05

XX97BC £9 off £90 worked for me for delivery on Monday (14th) - thanks

Now, just got to remember to remove some of it by Sunday

kidsrus · 12/04/2008 00:02

has anyone tried my supermarket .com?
I have it has just compared my shop between the 3 supermarkets that deliver in my area.
told me which was cheapest and offers that were cheaper than the ones i chose, and thats not all it also told me the better calorie choice!!!!!!!.
believe it or not sainsburys were cheaper than tesco and asda and i got a delivery for just £2.50 because i ordered over £70 on a tues!!!!!!!!
wow now theres one not to be ignored.

yippeee no more coupon hunting

take a look
ps you can also get your nectar/tesco & ipoints too!!!!!!!

PixelHerder · 12/04/2008 11:08

Yes I use mysupermarket - it's generally great and easy to use and I like the 'check for cheaper offers' feature at the end (don't bother with teh calorie one though [fat] )

It does seem to have a slight bias towards the 'store' that you are currently ordering in - eg I always find Tesco is by far the cheapest when I'm ordering in 'Tesco' mode, but when I switch to Sainsbury's mode and order the same stuff the difference in price is much less (though Tesco still usually cheaper). Must be something to do with the way it substitutes 'comparable' items, eg own brand stuff.

PixelHerder · 12/04/2008 11:10

Has anyone worked out what the benefit of ipoints are btw? I have quite a few now and no idea what to do with them.

scrambled · 12/04/2008 17:16

Just found these........

13 off £90 Grocery spend valid to 16/03/08 XXGN2J
£13 off £90 Grocery spend valid from 17/03/08 to 23/03/08 XX9VTR
£9 off £90 Grocery spend valid from 24/03/08 to 30/03/08 XXCD4Y
£9 off £90 Grocery spend valid from 31/03/08 to 06/04/08 XXLRRD
£9 off £90 Grocery spend valid from 07/04/08 to 13/04/08 XX3GWP
£9 off £90 Grocery spend valid from 14/04/08 to 20/04/08 XX97BC

sunflowervalley · 13/04/2008 18:59

XX-76FR

£5 off £50 spend valid until 20th April

Just worked for me

loucee · 13/04/2008 22:52

Thanks SFV, that code just worked for me as well

TwoToTango · 14/04/2008 16:39

Thanks for the tip MrsBadger - just had my £60 order delivered with £9 off (put in 5 big boxes of washing powder and then took them out).

LittleMissNorty · 16/04/2008 19:28

14/04 until 20/04 - XXH3D2 - £7 OFF £70 just worked for me.

Now I shall go back and remove all the stuff I didn't really want but put in my basket to get the discount!

tassisssss · 16/04/2008 20:21

The £9 off code just worked for me, thanks.

I'm loving Mrs B's suggestion, I usually fill up with things like loo roll and dishwasher tablets to take me over the £90 (or whatever) threshold. Things I know we'll use up but not all at once if you see what I mean.

Can someone talk me through when exactly exactly you can remove stuff from your order...do you pay first and then go back to it somehow? I've not done that before...Ta.

TwoToTango · 16/04/2008 20:32

Just checkout with the £90 (or whatever order) using the discount code. Then a couple of days later go back into the order (go into my orders and there is a button you click to change the order), remove the items you don't want by reducing the quantities to 0 and pressing the confirm button. then checkout again. You won't have to enter card details and you'll get an email confirming the changes but when your order comes you'll see the £9 (or whatever) has been applied to the order.

Hope that makes sense

Lizzzombie · 17/04/2008 16:08

I did this the other way round and it still worked.
Did my order, then added on a bit more to make it over £90. Confirmed it, then straight away went back in and amended it, deleting the extra bits. Just got it delivered and had the £9 off.
Easy peasy!
But - do you reckon that Tescos will realise this loop hole soon?

PerkinWarbeck · 18/04/2008 09:49

£10 off when spending £50
XXGJKP

valid until 18th May

SoupKitchen · 18/04/2008 14:24

That didn't work for me Perkin

PerkinWarbeck · 18/04/2008 14:45

oh dear.

it was emailed to me - I've just checked and there's no typos. not sure what went wrong.

helpmaboab · 20/04/2008 13:43

Anyone know any codes for a tesco delivery next week? thanks

TwoToTango · 20/04/2008 14:52

I've just had to do an order with Asda because all the Tesco codes seem to finish today. Hopefully that means there will be another lot out soon.

JennsterSlugSlayer · 20/04/2008 21:16

Bum I've just had to do a full price shop.

Buckets · 21/04/2008 10:37

XXCRDJ
gOT £5 off £50 shop today with this one.

sammac · 21/04/2008 18:43

Just used XXCRDJ and working fine. It's the only one I can find.

LittleMissNorty · 21/04/2008 19:56

couldn't get any to work this week

This may work for someone on their first shop (didn't work for me though) XX-BOT7 £5 off £50

PixelHerder · 22/04/2008 15:13

XX-BOT7
just worked for me, thanks LMN - when it went through it did say it was £5 off 'Baby Club' items and I had nappies, wipes and jars in the basket, maybe that's why?

TwoToTango · 22/04/2008 16:32

Thanks for that PixelHerder - i've just got £5 off and didn't have any baby items.

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