Tesco Clubcard Boost flash sale to slash points on treats

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Anna Jordan
Updated on 06 February 2015 | 0 Comments

Clubcard points collectors will be able to enjoy treats for less over the next month.

Tesco is slashing the number of points needed for various Clubcard treats in a flash sale over the next four weeks.

Clubcard Boost will offer to up to 70% off deals.

The first sale launches at noon on 12th February and it's perfect for Valentine’s Day. Members can buy an adult cinema ticket for £2.50 of Clubcard vouchers. This would normally cost £4.50 in vouchers.

The other five sales will cover deals for Ticketmaster (16th February), iTunes (18th February), Pizza Express (23rd February), Spafinder (26th February) and National Railcards (3rd March). Details will be released 24 hours before each sale starts.

Numbers of each offers are limited so you'll need to act fast to get the deals.

If you’re on Twitter, you can also follow @TescoOffersMore to find out when each sale goes live.

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