bendelaurence
New Member
You cant use 3 at once, it clearly says on the voucher. you must have come across someone very thick!!! I'm coming, where did ya go?? LOL
fishsponge
New Member
You can use three at once. It says so on the terms and conditions on tesco's site.
See number 18 at the bottom of this page: Petrol Promotion - Tesco.com
Secondly, I phoned customer services and asked before I drove to the petrol station. They said "yes".
Thirdly, if you don't ask you don't get. I'll haggle anywhere.
See number 18 at the bottom of this page: Petrol Promotion - Tesco.com
Secondly, I phoned customer services and asked before I drove to the petrol station. They said "yes".
Thirdly, if you don't ask you don't get. I'll haggle anywhere.
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fishsponge
New Member
The fact that you can use three at once is actually printed on the back of a voucher I just obtained from a work colleague too, by the way, which is nice!
Anyway... this leads me to a great idea.
Everyone - buy Tesco fuel vouchers from your work colleagues, friends and family!
I'll give an example...
A fill-up at 137.9p per litre costs me around £100.66.
With a single 5p off per litre voucher the same fill-up would cost me £97.02.
That's a saving of £3.64 for EACH voucher I use. With three vouchers, for example, I would save £10.92!
Therefore, if I buy a Tesco fuel voucher off a work colleague for £3.63 or less, I've made a profit (as long as I fill up with the same amount of diesel, or more)!
My work colleague normally fills up her tiny little car with £40 or so of petrol. She therefore saves around £1.50 - £2.00 depending on how much fuel is put in because of the voucher.
I therefore met in the middle, as it were, and bought it for £2.50.
My work colleague has now profited even further than the voucher would allow by between 50p and £1, and I have also saved an extra £1 on my next fill-up!
Plus, my work colleague doesn't have to "Pay at kiosk" any more either, she can just "Pay at Pump" and get through faster.
We all win apart from Tesco's!
Anyway... this leads me to a great idea.
Everyone - buy Tesco fuel vouchers from your work colleagues, friends and family!
I'll give an example...
A fill-up at 137.9p per litre costs me around £100.66.
With a single 5p off per litre voucher the same fill-up would cost me £97.02.
That's a saving of £3.64 for EACH voucher I use. With three vouchers, for example, I would save £10.92!
Therefore, if I buy a Tesco fuel voucher off a work colleague for £3.63 or less, I've made a profit (as long as I fill up with the same amount of diesel, or more)!
My work colleague normally fills up her tiny little car with £40 or so of petrol. She therefore saves around £1.50 - £2.00 depending on how much fuel is put in because of the voucher.
I therefore met in the middle, as it were, and bought it for £2.50.
My work colleague has now profited even further than the voucher would allow by between 50p and £1, and I have also saved an extra £1 on my next fill-up!
Plus, my work colleague doesn't have to "Pay at kiosk" any more either, she can just "Pay at Pump" and get through faster.
We all win apart from Tesco's!
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bendelaurence
New Member
I read the website, u are right. But on my vouchers it does also say multiple vouchers for one transaction is not permitted. Strange....... But oh well... I hope they take then all when I go 
fishsponge
New Member
good luck! make sure you report back too!
Take a printout of the web site with you as proof if they say "no"!
Take a printout of the web site with you as proof if they say "no"!
discool
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Big green snail
New Member
One word. Costco. Mrs and me do a monster shop on payday, save a heap of money, and we no longer shop in the evil Tesco :5breddevil:
They're not giving you any savings, no matter how you work the numbers. They're not stupid, place is run by accountants to make money, £3.8billion last year. 200 quid is 200 quid to them, wether it's tuna, pringles, diesel, etc etc
Do some thing that actually saves YOU money, shop in bulk, save every time you visit. No arseing about with vouchers at the pump, and if you still want to save on fuel, go the bio route. Trading estate near me is banging out bio at £1 a litre. No brainer really.
They're not giving you any savings, no matter how you work the numbers. They're not stupid, place is run by accountants to make money, £3.8billion last year. 200 quid is 200 quid to them, wether it's tuna, pringles, diesel, etc etc
Do some thing that actually saves YOU money, shop in bulk, save every time you visit. No arseing about with vouchers at the pump, and if you still want to save on fuel, go the bio route. Trading estate near me is banging out bio at £1 a litre. No brainer really.
fishsponge
New Member
My girlfriend and I do occasionally go to Booker, but although you can buy stuff in bulk, it's not always cheaper... when Tesco has a special offer on, it's usually better value than anything at Booker unless you buy the so-called "catering quality" crap.
This is why we have a box of washing powder that's almost too heavy to lift!
Plus, other than Booker, I don't think there's another cash n' carry near us unfortunately... not worth the diesel money going to anyway. It even costs a tenner in diesel to drive to Booker, so we have to spend quite a lot to both get our diesel money back *and* save above and beyond Tesco special offer prices!
I'd love to find somewhere dishing out biodiesel at £1 a litre... how can I find out where is selling it?
And is it really perfectly legal to just go and fill up with bio diesel at £1 per litre every single time when you're doing 15,000 miles per year? Or is it another one of these complicated ones like veg oil?
This is why we have a box of washing powder that's almost too heavy to lift!
Plus, other than Booker, I don't think there's another cash n' carry near us unfortunately... not worth the diesel money going to anyway. It even costs a tenner in diesel to drive to Booker, so we have to spend quite a lot to both get our diesel money back *and* save above and beyond Tesco special offer prices!
I'd love to find somewhere dishing out biodiesel at £1 a litre... how can I find out where is selling it?
And is it really perfectly legal to just go and fill up with bio diesel at £1 per litre every single time when you're doing 15,000 miles per year? Or is it another one of these complicated ones like veg oil?
fishsponge
New Member
Just found a place selling it in Cambridge... you can only fill up by appointment though, and it's 129.9p per litre.
Hardly worth bothering!
Hardly worth bothering!
