Get A £5 Bonus Giftcard With Purchases of £50 Tesco Giftcards instore @ Tesco

Yes, the guy who says you can’t is confused and wrong.
Any Tesco giftcard bought in store can be used for fuel. What the guy above is confused about is that Tesco stopped accepting corporate Tesco gift cards (bought via 3rd party such as perks at work) and e-gift cards towards fuel.
“From March 26th, 2018 Tesco will no longer be accepting any Tesco Corporate Gift Cards and digital eGiftcards in its petrol stations.“

I’m still using these gift cards towards fuel as stocked up as they have 5 year expiry.

Here is Tesco terms regarding this:

What can I buy with a Tesco gift card?

Tesco gift cards can be used to buy items in-store, including at Tesco Cafés. They can also be used for fuel, excluding Esso fuel, when paid for at the kiosk


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Main card expiry is 5 years from last use date (purchase date also counts as use). [Card will also likely expire after balance reaches zero.]

Yes these ones you can. See the post OP did in response to someone else a little further down

You can't buy a gift card with a giftcard. I work for Tesco I believe it's to do with money laundering, but unless you get an inexperienced cashier this will be rejected, will be in the t&c for the giftcard. Also you can't use money off vouchers to buy giftcards either. It will be on the back of the voucher. (edited)

You can’t use regular gift cards for online shops.

The 'Tesco Jobsworth Cashier'A plague on society that nobody deserves to encounter.

Yes any card purchased through a third-party is classed as corporate as you have already received a discount on the card. So only cards purchased in-store can be used for fuel.

You can use it for a smaller shop and save the rest for another time.

I'd be surprised if anyone at Tesco's is going to go out the back and look for them.
If they're anywhere they'll be on the main gift card display (or possibly on a rack along the belt at manned checkouts/customer service).

I don't think anyone has ever found them (over the years) in an Express.
I've never found them in a Metro.
I found them in two Extras this year. They had all gone a couple of days later.
I've not looked in a Superstore or if there is any other kind of Tesco, them neither.

If that sounds a bit blunt, I don't mean it that way - basically you just have to have to be in the right place at the right time (by chance). They need to be the ones in the picture above.

It's also possible, but not guaranteed, that a shop will put some out, sell them all, and a few days later put some more out.

I had the same at one store in Nottingham; while at another store they were all stacked up. Seems to be selected stores, no idea why. (edited)

They do that so that they can limit the number of purchase per product and also so they can collect data

I went to Tesco Streatham this morning not there and I have never found in my store

Not usually in express stores Metro size stores up

Can't be used to pay for petrol

I have some Tesco e-gift cards and they can't be used online for groceries, not sure if this is the same but I don't think they have the facility to accept any from memory.

Where's Osterley?

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The usual participating stores are listed here in the link to last year's thread. However, actually finding the cards has been pretty hit-and-miss. Over the past week, I've tried Walkden, Stockport, Gorton, Oldham, Chadderton and Hattersley but only Hattersley and Oldham had them out. I think it could depend on store management when/if they put the cards out on display.

On the back of the card it says you can't use it to buy Tesco or other gift cards.

I used to park in Tesco and charge up my van have a wander around the Tesco looking for bargains, then do my weekly shop at Aldi down the road. Even the "Aldi price match" items are overpriced!

I believe it's automatic. There's the product barcode (same on all of these cards), which is scanned and then one unique barcode scanned for the pair (£50+£5) of giftcards. You only get one activation receipt for £50. (edited)