Clubcard

HobbyCat

The whole point of the Club Card price is to encourage people to have one. If there was no CC the items would be the original price. Homeless people probably wouldn’t be buying £6.50 butter.

I don’t believe those club card offers are genuine. Farm foods charge nothing like the full price of the supermarket.

I mean hobby cat who is going to pay £9 for a tube of sensodyne toothpaste 😩

MT62

HobbyCat

The whole point of the Club Card price is to encourage people to have one. If there was no CC the items would be the original price. Homeless people probably wouldn’t be buying £6.50 butter.

I don’t believe those club card offers are genuine. Farm foods charge nothing like the full price of the supermarket.

So Farm Food sell toothpaste??

labazs

if you go into shops it is a pain
luckily if you do online shopping stores like Co-op Tesco Asda etc store the card and apply the discounts automatically

Why is it a pain in the shop? I truly don't understand that

If you take your receipt to the customer service desk next time you visit Tesco they will add the points to your clubcard account - additionally as I discovered only a couple of months ago if any of the items you purchased on that receipt were on a clubcard price offer they will refund you what you missed out on - I was instantly refunded £4.27 - it will state on the receipt Join clubcard today - this visit you missed out on XXXX clubcard points & if there were clubcard prices the total you could have saved - I say thanks Tesco

win

MT62

HobbyCat

The whole point of the Club Card price is to encourage people to have one. If there was no CC the items would be the original price. Homeless people probably wouldn’t be buying £6.50 butter.

I don’t believe those club card offers are genuine. Farm foods charge nothing like the full price of the supermarket.

So Farm Food sell toothpaste??

They do in our local Farmfood, along with cleaning materials etc.

I’ve loaded all my cards like Club card onto my wallet on my iPhone. Waitrose, Sparks, local garden centres, all of them. We like Tesco for the club card discounts. Seems to save a lot of money.

They do Win. Not a lot of choice.
I like the Oral-B, Blue

I’m over 20 miles away from the nearest Farmfoods but the prices in Home Bargains and Savers are much lower than the supermarkets. My DS saw Child’s Farm infant hair and body wash for a fraction of the Waitrise “offer” price! I get Simple shampoo and Arm & Hammer toothpaste (British made) in HB, though my favourite moisturiser is from Aldi. HB are much better for many food items too: milled flax/linseeds, chia seeds, crystallised ginger, chocolate chips, Graham’s (Scottish) butter, big free range eggs (from Ireland, though I do buy locally when they’re at the gate).

The Trolley app is worth having to compare prices, if you’ve time to visit different stores.

twiglet77

I’m over 20 miles away from the nearest Farmfoods but the prices in Home Bargains and Savers are much lower than the supermarkets. My DS saw Child’s Farm infant hair and body wash for a fraction of the Waitrise “offer” price! I get Simple shampoo and Arm & Hammer toothpaste (British made) in HB, though my favourite moisturiser is from Aldi. HB are much better for many food items too: milled flax/linseeds, chia seeds, crystallised ginger, chocolate chips, Graham’s (Scottish) butter, big free range eggs (from Ireland, though I do buy locally when they’re at the gate).

The Trolley app is worth having to compare prices, if you’ve time to visit different stores.

Been there today. Not as cheap as it used to be to be, but you can get some bargains.
I didn’t know Graham’s was a Scottish brand! I like their yogurt.
I could fill my trolly pre- covid. Just a bit more careful with the pennies these days.