#257416 by northernhenry
29 Dec 2008, 17:44
quote:Originally posted by David_Doyle

I did think Flying Club was superior to Executive Club, but as as I shop at Tesco I now amass enough points that way to mitigate against the 1.5 miles / earning of the BA Amex against the 2 miles / of the VS Amex. In fact I earn much more miles now by using Tesco, the BA eStore etc. The household account is great and it's status-independence makes VS's Gold only option seem stingy.
David.


David,
Sorry to state the obvious, but whats the crack with Tescos [?] Can you sign up to amass BA miles through your club card..?

Mike
#463085 by slinky09
29 Dec 2008, 17:48
quote:Originally posted by northernhenry
Sorry to state the obvious, but whats the crack with Tescos [?] Can you sign up to amass BA miles through your club card..?


See here. It's a good scheme and I've done it for a while to great benefit too!
#463115 by northernhenry
30 Dec 2008, 09:54
quote:Originally posted by slinky09
See here. It's a good scheme and I've done it for a while to great benefit too!


Great stuff, thanks for the link.. [y]
Yes can imagine this is a cunning way of amassing miles in the background..
#463119 by eejp1007
30 Dec 2008, 10:17
This is why I am also shifting all my mileage accrual to BA after I get another 3,000 for the CDC on my next Upper upgrade.
There are so many more ways to earn miles as shown here with a great offer from Tesco. It also stops Tesco sending you those vouchers every couple of months which I am sure that they hope you lose and never spend!

It's great to think that by buying that good value bottle of wine from Tesco (rather than VS wines) you get Executive club miles!

ETA - on HotUKDeals it just so happens that someone has said that Tesco are changing their petrol stations policies from next week. They will pricematch any local garage and offer customers double clubcard points indefinately so a great way to get more and more FC miles.
#464130 by jaguarpig
09 Jan 2009, 14:34
Unfortunately Tesco over the last year have become very mean with extra point offers/vouchers so this once very rich cash cow of miles is nowhere near as lucrative.
#464133 by Tinkerbelle
09 Jan 2009, 14:53
Does anyone know how long it takes for the miles to appear in your BA account once you've transferred them from your Tesco card?
#464138 by HighFlyer
09 Jan 2009, 15:34
Mine have always posted overnight. Some of the guys over at FT have said it has taken as long as two weeks previously though.

Thanks,
Sarah
#464149 by jaguarpig
09 Jan 2009, 16:53
quote:Originally posted by Tinkerbelle
Does anyone know how long it takes for the miles to appear in your BA account once you've transferred them from your Tesco card?

Longest mine have ever taken is 48 hours but as HF said usually over night.
#464154 by Tinkerbelle
09 Jan 2009, 17:11
They haven't appeared in my account yet though to be fair they're probaby having to clear the cobwebs off first as it's been so long since I used it!
#464156 by HighFlyer
09 Jan 2009, 17:27
When did you convert the vouchers Tink? They do take longer over weekends, so perhaps the holidays have slowed down the process?

Thanks,
Sarah
#464159 by Tinkerbelle
09 Jan 2009, 17:32
Only yesterday LOL!! I'm not worried how long they take to appear as long as they do turn up at some point. I have a long way to go to get the miles I want!!
#464258 by Tinkerbelle
10 Jan 2009, 14:51
Miles have appeared in my account! [y]

Have just found out though that Austria is in Zone 2 for reward flights so now have to collect another 6000 miles! [xx(]
#464260 by Sealink
10 Jan 2009, 14:57
I tried transferring my vouchers across but for some reason it doesn't want to. My account is registered for paper vouchers not eVouchers. But then on my profile on Tesco Club Card it says 'registered for eVouchers'. Or something to that effect.
#464265 by HighFlyer
10 Jan 2009, 15:12
quote:Originally posted by Sealink
I tried transferring my vouchers across but for some reason it doesn't want to. My account is registered for paper vouchers not eVouchers. But then on my profile on Tesco Club Card it says 'registered for eVouchers'. Or something to that effect.


What error do you get? eVoucher or paper, shouldnt make any difference. We get paper vouchers with the quarterly statement and they have always credited to Tesco without issue. Are you putting the code in correctly, with the hypen?

Thanks,
Sarah
#464309 by Sealink
10 Jan 2009, 20:30
Thanks for this I will recheck...!
#466079 by VAFFPAX
27 Jan 2009, 21:33
Ohhhhhh, goody!! This is nice! Time to convert all those vouchers to BA miles.

S.
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