Another 750 Clubcard points code for Tesco Wine – expires TONIGHT

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• Simon says:

  26 Apr26 April 08:36

  If I took advantage of this offer it would send my clubcard points for this quarter over the 30,000 point mark, is it possible to have multiple clubcard accounts converting into the same BAEC account do you know?

  • Mr Bridge says:

    26 Apr26 April 08:42

    i dont think so, but you can have household baec accounts and link clubcards to each household memebr

  • K3v says:

    26 Apr26 April 08:51

    As long as the initial of your forename matches and your surname is the same then multiple club cards will convert to one account 🙂

  • Rob says:

    26 Apr26 April 09:20

    There is no sign that the 30,000 point cap is enforced. It seems to be a fall back position for Tesco, in case you do something naughty and they need an excuse to shut you down, which is not enforced usually.

    • Simon says:

      26 Apr26 April 13:22

      Thanks for the replies, I’d be happy for Tesco to look at my account, I’ve done no bulk buying or anything naughty but I think I’ll err on the side of caution in case they’ve changed anything about enforcing this, I’d hate to not be able to convert my points in Avios.

  • Colin says:

    26 Apr26 April 12:01

    I cant see anything on the Tesco website about a points cap? If there were one, is it possible to split the rewards between Avios and BA Avios and then merge later?

    This years clubcard points are being stored up for Goldsmiths at christmas time on the asumption they repeat last years offer of 4 time the value instead of 3 times. Very useful. After that i will be focusing back on Avios.

    • Rob says:

      26 Apr26 April 12:47

      The cap definitely exists. It is 30k per Clubcard account per quarter, but as I said it is not enforced. After all, they were giving 25k away with a mobile phone recently, which itself would push many people over 30,000.

      Easiest way around it is a 2nd CC account (they may spot it and merge them, of course). It is really not worth worrying about though.

      • Dan says:

        28 Apr28 April 10:38

        Yes the cap does exist, number 24 under points, but not sure if or how they enforce this at all:

        http://www.tesco.com/clubcard/clubcard/terms.asp#updated_points

• Allan says:

  26 Apr26 April 09:43

  Absolutely loving it. Thanks to this website I found out about the 50k sign up bonus for Amex platinum, now spending my way towards that. If I’ve done my maths right* my £75 wine order has netted the equivalent of 3930 Avios, maybe even more if there’s another clubcard conversion bonus. Plus of course a dozen bottles of very nice wine!

  ((825 / 250)*600) + ((50000/2000)*75) +75

• Jens Moller says:

  26 Apr26 April 10:20

  Thank you – as always.

  I will use your affliate links when possible. I used the Hilton link a couple of weeks ago, but it ended up in a BRG rate, so I’m not sure how happy they are;-)

  Have a nice weekend
  Jens

• xcalx says:

  26 Apr26 April 11:04

  Converting CC points from Tesco to Avios (not BAEC Avios) the DOB must match. Avois opened a new account when 1 of my sons did a typo on the Tesco sign up page and the DOB did not match the existing avios account. All sorted with a emailed copy of Birth Certificate.

• Gordon B says:

  26 Apr26 April 11:14

  wow Simon, 30,000 Tesco points in a quarter is a lot of wine! Any tips on how to collect that many

• Christian says:

  26 Apr26 April 16:26

  Yet another fine spot.

  Just added some nice Malbec to the gut (sorry wine rack) and just in time for the conversion.

• Tim81 says:

  26 Apr26 April 20:13

  A little off topic but im new to this coversion business and would like some advice. Do you think I will have any problem moving avios to a baec account when one is in the name of tim and the other is timothy? All other details are identical.

  • Rob says:

    26 Apr26 April 21:11

    No, you’ll be fine. Date of Birth and email are the core matches.

  • Mr Bridge says:

    26 Apr26 April 22:14

    you can always change your deatils on line to match, but only on one of the sites i cant remember which one

    • Tim81 says:

      26 Apr26 April 23:19

      Thanks all. I think I tried to change my name on Avios to match but it was greyed out. And another point…I have just opened a new Lloyds duo card and I assume it should automatically link to my Avios account and I dont have to link them manually?

      • Simon says:

        27 Apr27 April 06:09

        I’d try the live chat feature on the Avios site to get it amended Tim, I had a problem moving Avios due to information mismatch a couple of years ago, I used live chat and it was sorted within a minute.

      • Rob says:

        27 Apr27 April 07:15

        Yes, as long as the address Lloyds have is the same as your avios.com one (forget about BA, the miles are off to avios.com)

• AM says:

  26 Apr26 April 23:00

  can you not buy the wine, get the points and then return it?

  • Rob says:

    27 Apr27 April 07:14

    No, they are smarter than that!

    • Andrew (@andrewseftel) says:

      27 Apr27 April 09:50

      It was back in 2006 or so – I placed a Tesco wine order with a £10 off voucher. Missed the delivery and decided to cancel the order and got the gross cost refunded to my card. Not sure they’ll still make that mistake though.

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