Two Tesco bonus point deals extended

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• ups says:

  25 Aug25 August 07:47

  You don’t need to buy the gift cards in separate transactions. I bought £100 worth of them in a single transaction from an Express store and 300 points appeared on the receipt.

  • Far canel says:

    25 Aug25 August 22:15

    gift cards are non refundable, so if the points do not post you are only stuck with £50 worth of cards to use, rather than £100

• Goldealers says:

  25 Aug25 August 22:22

  Hi there – Are you selling your gold for Points? or for Cash? Fact is that TescoGoldExchange are only paying £10.00 per gram for 9ct gold. You can quite easily get £12 per gram if you shop around. Now for 20g of 9ct gold, would you rather £200 + some points? or £240? From a Gold buyer who is tired of hearing of Tesco Recommendations when they quite simply are underpaying. http://goldealers.co.uk/2012/08/what-is-the-real-price-of-gold/

  • Raffles says:

    26 Aug26 August 09:53

    I agree that Tesco is unlikely to offer the best price around. However, I’m sure you’d agree that they do put a marker in the ground for people to compare against, and their entry will hopefully squeeze out some of the rip off merchants who operate in this field. There is also a convenience factor involved which some people will value. If Tesco is only 20 per cent off the best price you could possibly get, given that the ‘best price’ would involve a lot more effort and research, I don’t consider that too bad.

    • Goldealers says:

      26 Aug26 August 12:16

      If it’s convenience people want… The local jeweller will match or beat the price offered by Tesco/ramsdens.

      Furthermore, 20% is a HUGE margin. Plus, if an item is not hallmarked, Tesco pay much less.

      100g of 9ct £1000 at Tesco.
      100g of 9ct £1200 with us.

      50g non-hallmarked 21ct gold (18ct paid) £1000 with Tesco
      50g non-hallmarked 21ct gold (21ct paid) £1400 with us.

      In these tough economic times, Tesco are raking in serious profits – not helping.

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