3 x £15 iTunes gift cards in Tesco for £35, plus 150 Clubcard points

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Until Sunday, Tesco is running a special promotion on iTunes gift cards.

When you purchase 3 x £15 cards, you pay just £34.99. That represents a decent £10 saving if you are a regular iTunes user.

More interesting, though, is the ability to combine this with Tesco’s offer of 150 bonus Clubcard points for buying £50 of gift cards. This offer has been running for over a year now, and I have written about it numerous times, eg here.

Because the iTunes gift cards go through at £34.99 for three, you will need to add a £20 giftcard on top – for anyone (except Tesco itself) – to get you over the £50 level. This is well worth it, however, given that you would earn 360 Avios or 375 Virgin Flying Club miles.

These will make decent Christmas presents for iPhone / iPad owning youngsters, if nothing else.

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How to earn Avios from UK credit cards (December 2021)

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thomas says:

8 Nov8 November 10:02

I am sure the Tesco here has a small sign that Apple ITunes Cards are not part of the 150 point offer. Judging by all the comments above, I must be worng.
- Mummy55 says:
  
  8 Nov8 November 15:39
  
  I have seen this too!
Dominic says:

8 Nov8 November 10:11

There was a good number of 3V in Kettering Tesco the other day – but they clearly do sell well, and are only restocked every fortnight or so….
Ian says:

8 Nov8 November 10:16

I bought £450 worth of B&Q gift vouchers in Tesco the other day using my BA Amex card. This got me 1350 cc points which I think becomes 3240 Avios. Then add the 675 from Amex earns me a total of 3915 Avios. I then drove the 300 yards (needed the car) into B&Q and bought my new flooring with the £450 vouchers. If I had just bought the floor directly using the 241 on the website I would have only got 900 plus 101 on my Tesco Visa Card.
So, is it a case of getting desparate or using a little effort when appropriate?
- Jon Connell says:
  
  8 Nov8 November 15:00
  
  Am I misremembering that purchases in Tesco on the Tesco card get more points?
  - Rob says:
    
    8 Nov8 November 16:07
    
    Yes, only Tesco Fuel does that
- Simon says:
  
  8 Nov8 November 16:44
  
  Saw this offer the other day, I found a lonely 3v card and was looking for something to go with it, ended up going for a B&Q gift card. That’s good to know they are active straight away, I think some of the others gift cards like Homebase take a couple of days to become active.
Ceeps says:

8 Nov8 November 11:30

Many thanks for drawing my attention to this offer. A £10 saving is not to be sniffed at, and I used my Amex Gold as well. That’s a few stocking fillers sorted out.
James Ward says:

8 Nov8 November 18:13

Spend £50 on wine and get 1,000 points…? I can’t see that offer. Can you point me in the right direction?
- James Ward says:
  
  8 Nov8 November 22:59
  
  Great! Thanks.
- avidsaver says:
  
  10 Nov10 November 10:40
  
  Just for the record, and possibly to save someone a wasted journey to Tesco Wine By the Case, the Code: XXFRN7 (for orders before 18/11) is a 1000 points for a minimum spend of £100 not £50.
andy L says:

8 Nov8 November 18:47

Another nice post from Raffles – worked fine for me today. Thanks
Rich says:

10 Nov10 November 09:43

Off topic but Tesco related- has anyone had the points post for the life assurance offer they ran back in March.
I know there was a delay but I would have expected something by now?
- What's the Point says:
  
  10 Nov10 November 11:58
  
  My first batch of 1,250 points posted yesterday for the £5 per month life assurance.
NJ says:

11 Nov11 November 14:14

Not quite as good, but this week the offer is 10% off £25 iTunes vouchers. It makes the maths easier in the you just need to add 2 of these and your choice of £10 gift voucher to trigger the 150 point bonus.