TESCO is giving it Clubcard shoppers an Easter treat and they could earn triple points in the coming weeks.
From now until April 7 Tesco Clubcard holders can get a triple points boost on all Tesco Marketplace purchases.
There are more than 600 Marketplace sellers available to shop from meaning people can find everything they need from toys for the Easter long weekend to household gadgets.
“There are always great deals to be had at Tesco Marketplace, but with triple points until April 7 we are sweetening the deal even more for Clubcard members,” said Tesco Marketplace Director Peter Filcek.
“All you have to do to claim the triple Clubcard points is to place an order on Tesco Marketplace during the promotional period, giving you extra points to put towards everything from eating out at restaurants with our triple voucher value deals, to cut-price cinema tickets to see the latest movies at Cineworld.”
Clubcard points can be converted into Clubcard Vouchers that can be used at more than 100 Reward Partners.
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Aside from the Easter bonus, Tesco also offers triple Clubcard voucher value with seven restaurant chains including PizzaExpress, Prezzo and Las Iguanas.
For the cinephiles amongst us, the vouchers can be used towards Tesco Tuesdays at Cineworld, where tickets can be bought for just £5, or £2.50 in Tesco Clubcard vouchers at double value each Tuesday.
Some of the bargains available in Tesco Marketplace include Kärcher Home Pressure Washer reduced to £209.99 from £279.99, the Panasonic Milano 3-Blade Shaver, down from £89.99 to £20.99 and the Shark VacMop Cordless VM200 is £40 cheaper than usual at £59.99.
Tesco‘s Clubcard recently came out on top as one of the best loyalty schemes for customers.
Researchers surveyed customers of 51 major retailers to find out which schemes were shoppers’ favourites.
More than 2,200 UK customers were asked questions about how satisfied they were with the loyalty programme, how likely they were to recommend it, how personalised the rewards are, and how securely the retailer handles their personal information.
Each loyalty scheme was then scored out of 10.
Tesco customers said that the Clubcard was a “very generous programme with plenty of options to redeem” and it made shopping “extra affordable and easy”.
For every 100 Clubcard points collected, customers earn £1 to spend in store or £2 to spend with partners.
The points can be redeemed on shopping, fuel, clothing or with partners Disney+, restaurants, days out and travel.