View Full Version : Have you used VA vouchers towards VH?
MystikPiglit
11-09-2008, 02:43 PM
If so, when you booked with VH did you also get the FV 10% discount?
Did you book it all and then send the vouchers towards the final balance?
Thank you. :)
Wendy
11-09-2008, 02:53 PM
I've never done this :sorry:
You can still get the 10% discount and I think you use the vouchers the same way as you would cash, you will just have to post them to VH.
MystikPiglit
11-09-2008, 03:05 PM
I was considering this as a back-up if I can't get the upgrades I want. :)
mainecoon lover
11-09-2008, 03:09 PM
If so, when you booked with VH did you also get the FV 10% discount?
Did you book it all and then send the vouchers towards the final balance?
Thank you. :)
I got the 10% discount, i asked when vouchers need to be sent and she said with final balance. I will keep collecting up till a month before my balance is due.
Wendy
11-09-2008, 03:12 PM
You can use Tesco's vouchers as well can't you, I was surprised when I was looking through the club card site the other day £10 of Tesco vouchers is worth £40 of VH vouchers.
mainecoon lover
11-09-2008, 03:19 PM
You can use Tesco's vouchers as well can't you, I was surprised when I was looking through the club card site the other day £10 of Tesco vouchers is worth £40 of VH vouchers.
Yes you can but i do nothink together. I may be wrong.
MystikPiglit
11-09-2008, 03:27 PM
You can use Tesco's vouchers as well can't you, £10 of Tesco vouchers is worth £40 of VH vouchers.
Yes you can but i do nothink together. I may be wrong.
That would be a bonus, I'd start shopping at Tesco if so. Hopefully someone will come along with the answer to that. :)
MystikPiglit
11-09-2008, 03:27 PM
I got the 10% discount, i asked when vouchers need to be sent and she said with final balance. I will keep collecting up till a month before my balance is due.
Thanks, that's exactly what I wanted to know. :)
Wendy
11-09-2008, 03:29 PM
Yes you can but i do nothink together. I may be wrong.
I never thought of that, I wonder if they send you the same type of VH vouchers as VA do :unsure:
It might be worth digging deeper here :D
How do I get these VA vouchers then?
MystikPiglit
11-09-2008, 03:30 PM
How do I get these VA vouchers then?
By cashing in your airmiles. :)
Wendy
11-09-2008, 03:30 PM
You transfer your miles into vouchers. I think you have to phone the FC to do it :unsure:
MystikPiglit
11-09-2008, 03:38 PM
You get £50 per 10,000 miles.
mainecoon lover
11-09-2008, 04:48 PM
I have found out that you need the tesco vouchers to send off at the time of booking.
I am going to use my tesco vouchers to book the hilton hotel. You get £40 for each £10 tesco voucher. You need to put in a code for booking on line and then send vouchers off within 7 days.
I will not have to find money for this now.
MystikPiglit
11-09-2008, 05:01 PM
Thanks for that info, very useful. :)
Britchick
11-09-2008, 09:40 PM
can you book a discounted rate with the hilton online and then give them the tesco vouchers on the day you check in?
is the hilton north or south terminal? thanks
Debbie2
12-09-2008, 08:56 AM
If so, when you booked with VH did you also get the FV 10% discount?
Did you book it all and then send the vouchers towards the final balance?
Thank you. :)
Yes..booked in April and got my 10% FVC discount. Last week redeemed my miles for £500 and sent them to VH HO in Crawley. My outstanding balance is now reduced :)
Hope that helps :)
lozzy
12-09-2008, 10:06 AM
You can use Tesco's vouchers as well can't you, I was surprised when I was looking through the club card site the other day £10 of Tesco vouchers is worth £40 of VH vouchers.
You can't mix the types of vouchers you are using for your holiday.
I started collecting tesco points last november and I now have about £1000 of my next holiday. As soon as the 2010 floriday book are out I'm booking.
MystikPiglit
12-09-2008, 01:07 PM
Yes..booked in April and got my 10% FVC discount. Last week redeemed my miles for £500 and sent them to VH HO in Crawley. My outstanding balance is now reduced :)
Hope that helps :)
Yes it does, thank you. :)
I started collecting tesco points last november and I now have about £1000 of my next holiday.
Wow, that's a great saving! You must use a lot of groceries. :D
lozzy
12-09-2008, 01:13 PM
Yes it does, thank you. :)
Wow, that's a great saving! You must use a lot of groceries. :D
Not really, we spend about £70 a week, You can build up your points using bouns point vouchers, you can get them in your mailings and on widely used websites.
MystikPiglit
12-09-2008, 01:36 PM
Think I might be changing to Tesco then. :)
Against all my beliefs I think we are switching to Tesco now.
Needs and musts and all that. :sigh;
Wendy
12-09-2008, 01:50 PM
Is that for the vouchers Dawn or because they are cheaper :unsure: Asda are by far the cheapest down here :shrug:
lisaw
12-09-2008, 01:52 PM
Against all my beliefs I think we are switching to Tesco now.
Needs and musts and all that. :sigh;
If I could I would happily shop in Farm shops, organic boxes and the like all the time, unfortunately I can't afford to do that so I am happy to use the supermarket that gives me the best deals back, Tesco happens to be up the road and I have been very happy with the clubcard deals I have used over the past few years. :p015:
We've had to stop our organic box for the time being too. We use the local butcher for chicken as he is cheaper than all the supermarkets. Hardly eat red meat - we buy organic beef for Steven as he needs the iron.
I'm not totally happy with Tesco's ethics but they are cheaper than Sainsburys who we normally use so until things pick up I'll grab a Clubcard and start collecting points.
Every little helps. :rofl:
We are a long way from the nearest Asda. They do home delivery to us but I got so annoyed with their website I just gave up in the end. :mad:
We try really hard to support organic farming, but surprisingly it's pretty hard to do here. We were participating in an organic co-op that had delivery service, but the vegetables and fruit always spoiled within a day or so. Sometimes they were moldy and rotting when we got them, so we stopped doing that.
It's quite hard to support local artisanal produce, dairy or meat here in Florida.
We shop at Publix, Fresh Market and Whole Foods. But more and more we stick to the basics at Publix. We are still doing the meal replacement thing, so only purchase the preparations for one actual meal a day. It's astonishing how much that ends up costing. :(
I will starve though before I shop at Walmart. :(
MystikPiglit
12-09-2008, 02:11 PM
I'm not totally happy with Tesco's ethics but they are cheaper than Sainsburys who we normally use so until things pick up I'll grab a Clubcard and start collecting points.
Every little helps.
I agree. :p015:
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