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4000 (£40.00) TESCO Clubcard Points with a new PET insurance policy

£40 Tesco Bank6 Jan 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Home

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fiestasteve44

5 Jan 16

(Ensure you use code TOPPET to get the quote)
Take out extra or premier cover before 1-3-16 and get £40 worth of points which can be used for £160 of food at some outlets or double up on the next boost.
The extra cover isn't that much more than the basic cover so worth paying the bit extra to get the £40 points.
I just took out a cat policy for £86 so all in all its free more or less especially if i spend the points at restaurants on 4X !!!!!

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TN567

5 Jan 16 13 #15

Ive gone for this. Anyone know were I can get a cheap cat

matthew_legend

5 Jan 16 13 #10

Cheapest quote I got was £45 for the year and I don't even have a pet... :smirk:

chrisbass to Chiptivo

5 Jan 16 9 #8

I'd sell it at that price

wayne_130

5 Jan 16 5 #23

Cheaper to buy another cat, screw the insurance.

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LightningPete

5 Jan 16 1 #1

its not free though is it... however the points is a good offer

-BA-

5 Jan 16 #2

Certainly not free if you don't have a cat :smiley:

pnaylor39 to -BA-

6 Jan 16 #70

and it's not free if have to get something you don't want or need or have to buy something g else to get your money's worth which you wouldn't ordinarily do ( like go to a restaurant you would ordinarily go to and have something you ordinarily wouldn't have).

chuckiedoll

5 Jan 16 2 #3

Thanks op. Looking at getting pet insurance shortly so will look into this. :smiley:

Jase79

5 Jan 16 1 #4

The deal works out more if you to compare it to other competitors. Tesco's are expensive when it comes to any insurance.

julieallen to Jase79

5 Jan 16 #13

don't know about that, I was doing car quotes last night, cheapest I found was Swinton £489, tried tesco as an afterthought and was only £260

Chiptivo

5 Jan 16 #5

They want £34.75 a month for my cat, minimum 12 months.
:disappointed:

fiestasteve44 to Chiptivo

5 Jan 16 5 #6

Is ur cat gold?

chrisbass to Chiptivo

5 Jan 16 9 #8

I'd sell it at that price

golo83 to Chiptivo

5 Jan 16 #37

sell the cat..you wont get more than that

crichtb

5 Jan 16 1 #7

Dont forget Quidco (£20) for a tracked transaction...

Chiptivo

5 Jan 16 #9

Just a common mog.

matthew_legend

5 Jan 16 13 #10

Cheapest quote I got was £45 for the year and I don't even have a pet... :smirk:

cocobay71 to matthew_legend

5 Jan 16 1 #12

Did you ensure you selected extra or premier cover as if not they won't pay you the bonus points.

cocobay71

5 Jan 16 #11

£20.20 cashback on TCB.

matthew_legend

5 Jan 16 #14

Yes I did, works great for the boost option. So thanks op

TN567

5 Jan 16 13 #15

Ive gone for this. Anyone know were I can get a cheap cat

zippypants to TN567

5 Jan 16 #16

There some Ferrell ones in my local woods.. you have catch them yourself

rocketspacedeals

5 Jan 16 #17

My quote for 10 German pointer cross with a spaniel. For extra cover was £36.26

taiko

5 Jan 16 1 #18

Feral ,I think is the word you are looking for.

zippypants

5 Jan 16 1 #19

Thank you kind Sir

bojangles

5 Jan 16 1 #20

missleading, you say it costs £40 - then say you paid £86

drunkentwin

5 Jan 16 #21

Thanks just had a kitten fir Xmas, it's currently covered but this looks a fab deal right at the correct time!

IndyS to drunkentwin

6 Jan 16 #77

Is this the kittens proud mum on HUKD??

Billythebubble

5 Jan 16 #22

I'd prefer £40 off my premium than vouchers.....only saying

wayne_130

5 Jan 16 5 #23

Cheaper to buy another cat, screw the insurance.

Fast Eddie

5 Jan 16 1 #24

No idea how you got it for £86. Tried a quote for a medium sized mongrel dog four years old, £414 a year. LOL, what a racket insurance is.

adamc11

5 Jan 16 1 #25

Wonder how much it is to insure a Will Ferrell for a year with Tesco

Bargainhunteree

5 Jan 16 #26

It says you need to enter the code toppet....I'm about to press buy now after inputting my derails but it's still not asked me to input code? Don't want to miss out :disappointed: any advice??

holty1971

5 Jan 16 #27

The t&c's state that points will not be issued if the policy is cancelled within the first thirty days. If you take up the option to pay monthly and then cancel once the points are confirmed then you will be quids in (or should that be points).........

rhinorogers29

5 Jan 16 #28

My indoor 3 year old cat is less then £5 a month so not bad really for peace of mind

Madchester

5 Jan 16 2 #29

Just insured my birds pussy, hot!

memmmememe to Madchester

5 Jan 16 2 #30

Don't forget to tax and MOT it while you're at it :wink:

haritori

5 Jan 16 #31

£13.00 A month for a Dog & Cat.

haritori

5 Jan 16 1 #32

its on the first screen where you input all your details, it asks if you have a promtional code.

rhinorogers29

5 Jan 16 #33

Yep first screen at the quote near the bottom

Bargainhunteree

5 Jan 16 #34

Thanks....I bought it without putting the code in :disappointed::disappointed: and then realised afterwards so I've bought another one in my husbands name and made sure I put in the code, hopefully when I ring tomorrow I will be able to cancel the policy I set up! Another question ... How do they link it up to your club card tho, I wasn't asked to put my club card details in at any point?? Or is that something else I've missed :confused:

fiestasteve44

5 Jan 16 #35

They get ur clubcard details from ur address and postcode. I did live chat to ensure mine went on and they said it had.

Bargainhunteree

5 Jan 16 #36

Okay thanks :wink:

snatch_master

5 Jan 16 #38

I insured my cat for under £6/month with a £200 excess on the Extra policy. Cracking deal thanks OP. Strange how the T&C say the CC number must be entered during the quote for the 4000 points yet there is no option, I hope the previous poster is right.

MRC

5 Jan 16 #39

You enter your clubcard at the start to 'guarantee a discount'?

It then says when you enter the code near the end you are getting 4000 extra clubcard points. :smiley:

Batch

5 Jan 16 #40

For anyone getting a really high quote £30+ a month and you are using autofill to complete the webpage make sure its not overwriting your birthdate over the cats.

SkyBlu75

5 Jan 16 #41

£14.78 a month for my little pug :disappointed:

haritori

5 Jan 16 #42

I had to input my clubcard number on the final page!?

snatch_master

5 Jan 16 #43

This has got me worried now, I had zero option.

Joe Dante

5 Jan 16 #44

Thanks OP :smiley:

Just adopted a stray cat and this could be very handy :smile:

rhinorogers29

5 Jan 16 1 #45

Love the people adopting stray animals for just the points lol

Monkeybumcheeks

5 Jan 16 #46

How much is a goldfish to insure? :smile:

Monkeybumcheeks

5 Jan 16 #47

.....it's only for cats or dogs.

I'm out.

Monkeybumcheeks

5 Jan 16 #48

Get an eight week old one.....bound to get a better quote.
Once you've got the points, adios amigo :laughing:

* I am not being serious by the way.

snatch_master

5 Jan 16 1 #49

Seems when I put my details in there is no CC option yet if I put a load of fake details in it asks for a CC number at the bottom so it must look at your name/address as I didn't use my CC email address when joining.

Monkeybumcheeks

5 Jan 16 #50

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Teepeezee

5 Jan 16 1 #51

£48.37 per month for the only one which the vet fees are reset after 12 months!!! Scandalous!!!!!

buppers

5 Jan 16 #52

I've just got a quote for a Bombay cat, female 6 years old for £38.03 on Extra or £49.30 Premier.

Also been reading Quidco T&C. According to this you cannot receive club card points and £20 quidco cashback. So it's one or the other I presume

When purchasing your policy via Quidco, cashback will not apply in conjunction with any other promotions. You will receive cashback but you will not be eligible to receive other special offers, for example Tesco gift cards, Tesco vouchers and Tesco Clubcard points. This does not affect specific discounts available, and you will still be entitled to receive any 15% online discount, multi-pet discount or guaranteed Clubcard discount being offered.

R0B

5 Jan 16 #53

Does it only show the clubcard entry part when NOT via quidco?

magpiecleaningco

5 Jan 16 2 #54

Don't touch them , I paid for years and the first problem I claimed for they covered the medication for 1 year only and then bumped my premium up to £66 a month. LISTEN TO THIS NOW!!!!!》》》 If your pet is not old, set up a bank account and put in £25 a month and forget about it. Likely, by the time you get problems you will have enough money (and more ) . Think how much will be in in there if you don't have anything major until 10 years or so and think how much you might have paid in to get not a lot back...? Up to you...

sandrabear to magpiecleaningco

5 Jan 16 #60

I have had many cats and the majority of them are quite alright till they get old, so have to agree with you. Got one coming up to 25 years old, he didn't have any significant problems until aged 21 when he become quite arthritic and could no longer climb trees, he has one canine missing and now I only let him outside under supervision otherwise he will climb over the fence into neighbours gardens and can't make it back.

He is a good cat and will take glucosamine and cod liver oil if I **** the capsules and squeeze them into his mouth and is bathed every 7-10 days, I hold him steady and he flaps his back legs and he likes to be blow dried and brushed nicely after. I am fortunate he is so willing, vet said to put him to sleep nearly 10 years ago. His hearing is good, sight is excellent, he is alert, appetite is good, I hand feed him sometimes with meat and fish and he has cat milk every day to keep him nourished and hydrated when he doesn't want biscuits and water.

For my other cats, when they strain of sprain themselves I use a handheld battery massager, small hot water bottle and bandages. For cuts and bites I clean the wound with TCP or witch hazel and dress using a dressing pad and bandage and trim the fur if necessary to prevent infection of slightly deeper wounds. Also buster collars can be used to prevent your cat licking the wound an chewing it.

pnaylor39 to magpiecleaningco

6 Jan 16 #71

Welcome to the world of insurance. it's a double edged sword. you get it to give you peace if mind and cover unexpectedly high bills. but at end of day there in business to make money and if there not making money out if you they'll bump your premiums up. if you don't claim they'll keep them the same unless you threaten to cancel them they well may reduce them abd put them back up when you claim! !!!

magpiecleaningco

5 Jan 16 1 #55

Oh, and to follow. I got re - insured with the previous condition taken into consideration on my 13 year old Yorkie for £23 per month. Every little yelps...!

HereKittyKitty to magpiecleaningco

6 Jan 16 #65

Who was this with? Always handy to know a good insurer

buppers

5 Jan 16 #56

I've done even better £29.35 annual, and btw, I don't actually own a pet

unhappybunny

5 Jan 16 #57

Wont let me insure my tropical fish... racist b@$tard$

sandrabear

5 Jan 16 #58

£471.40 a year for premier cover or £339.43 for extra cover for 3 neutered cats, all moggies not pedigree ages 11, 2 and 1 years old but when I remove my old puss cover goes down to £244.72 or £178.29. So basically it is £226 approx for one cat. Home insurance would cost less than insuring 3 out of 5 cats.

talljojo

5 Jan 16 #59

I can't get a quote, I fill in the form and click "Continue to your quote" but it just re-loads the page with most of my previously completed details missing. I've tried a few times but I can't get any further.

jez794

6 Jan 16 #61

got our Lhasa Apso premium covered for under a £10 er a month so quite happy with that, make sure you haven't got multiple clubcard accounts at your address tho cos mine linked to an account we haven't used for years, customer services sorted it out when I checked tho :smile:

BunchMunch

6 Jan 16 #62

Price: Annually
1 payment of £38.59 for the year.

HereKittyKitty

6 Jan 16 #63

This is a bad deal, even with the cashback that you probably won't get. Their cover is way overpriced and their cheapest cover is terrible. Don't do it.

fiestasteve44 to HereKittyKitty

6 Jan 16 #67

U don't get it.
Most people are taking policies who don't even own a pet.

NeilGrainger

6 Jan 16 #64

Thanks will do some quotes tomorrow

samchloe2007

6 Jan 16 #66

Yea it asks for it on the first page just near the bottom

emma_shone

6 Jan 16 #68

I was looking at this last night, topbackback offer about £21 if you take a policy. I assume you can't do both? Thanks

cocobay71 to emma_shone

6 Jan 16 #72

Does say on the TCB terms that no cashback will be rewarded if the policy includes any other offer like bonus clubcard points, doesn't hurt to try as sometimes they will track and payout anyway.

Welsh Bird

6 Jan 16 #69

Needed to insure my kitten anyway! So for premier cover came up 4.58 a month. Put code in but had no option to put club card number so will do live chat and confirm that they have been added. Have screen shot the offer of the points incase there is a problem. If there is a problem there is always the cancellation option.

fiestasteve44

6 Jan 16 #73

Crawl and hole spring to mind

danm1les

6 Jan 16 #74

To insure our cat its £176!

adamc11

6 Jan 16 #75

To insure my two cats is £1283 for the year... I think I'll just buy new cats...

ssc1

6 Jan 16 #76

would having a goldfish qualify?

IndyS

6 Jan 16 #78

Cat-Ching £

hourami

6 Jan 16 #79

You have to select Extra or Premier to get the points and not (what appears to be the one you selected) Accident and Injury

deborah850

6 Jan 16 #80

Just did a quote for my 8 year old shih tzu , came up as £51.06 , too expensive

cocobay71

6 Jan 16 #81

Is that 51.06 a month?

ins1337

6 Jan 16 #82

the ~40 or sub 40£ quotes people are listing are taking the cheapest quotes on the left two columns at the end which are not Extra or Premier.

the cheapest quote i could get was £64 for the year after changing to a Moggie female cat, born in November 15 - still a good deal

h15t0r1an

6 Jan 16 #83

@sandrabear can I be your cat too, please? :-)

cocobay71

6 Jan 16 #84

Are you really going to pay £64 for 4000 points then as you changed your pet details, does this mean you do not actually have a moggie female cat?

h15t0r1an

6 Jan 16 #85

@sandrabear can I be your cat too, please? :-)

dwl99

6 Jan 16 #86

I just acquired a female tortoiseshell cat, born 1.1.13, neutered, £200 excess for £38.29 annual payment (Extra £4,000 policy).

Property22

6 Jan 16 #87

Where do you enter your clubcard number. I ran test quotes on computer, ipad and phone and cant see a box anywhere for the clubcard number

fiestasteve44

6 Jan 16 #88

I don't. They get it from ur address automatically

drunkentwin

6 Jan 16 #89

cocobay71

6 Jan 16 #90

Last night the quote system had the box for your clubcard, will take another look.

drunkentwin

6 Jan 16 #91

Just took out policy, however I clubcard number required and offices closed- can't seem to find email addy for them either hopefully a chat facility is operational when they're open tomorrow adjust want to confirm will receive points! Result covered kitten and extra points for the family

Property22

6 Jan 16 #92

Yes i noticed the box for the clubcard earlier today but when i went to apply it had disappeared across multiple devices. If you read the terms of the 4000 points it includes the following words "Clubcard number must be provided during quote." i am thereforeworried about continuing without entering it. I am nit convinced it will be picked up automatically

dwl99

7 Jan 16 #93

I just did a live chat and they confirmed that my clubcard details were picked up from my address and that the points would be awarded. I recommend doing this and saving a transcript of the chat in case of any problems.

drunkentwin

7 Jan 16 #94

I just logged on and cant find the chat function in tesco bank section - could you point me in the right direction please as in work and cant ring!!!
would be much appreciated

dwl99

7 Jan 16 #95

You just click through the links to get a quote and a popup appears at the bottom right of your screen. You sometimes have to wait a few minutes until it appears.

maani12

7 Jan 16 #96

Thanks op
Just bought a policy for my cat at £41 per annum
Looking forward to the CC points to spend at Tesco

m1chaels

8 Jan 16 #97

Is there anything stopping you paying monthly and cancelling the policy once you have the points?

RajLondon

8 Jan 16 #98

How quickly are the points added to your clubcard statement?

snatch_master

8 Jan 16 #99

They told me on the phone that it will be activated after 30 days then take 6-8 weeks from then.

Welsh Bird

9 Jan 16 #100

They told me the same the points added after a month. I had to insure my kitten anyway so the deal was perfect timing x

tomwatts

11 Jan 16 #101

Cheapest I can find is £49.61 for a Female Moggie British Shorthair Chipped, Indoor, Neutered, 01/01/2013, £200 Excess.

Already have pet insurance elsewhere so looking to see if anyone has found a cheaper Combo?? Always looking for ways to boost my clubcard points...

magpiecleaningco

16 Jan 16 #102

magpiecleaningco

16 Jan 16 #103

...or the ability to say something funny...

cocobay71

18 Jan 16 #104

For anyone hoping to cancel after bonus points have posted in the next few months, the monthly payments on the policies are on a credit agreement over 12 monthly interest free payments. If you cancel your policy early you may face additional fees for cancelling.

RajLondon

18 Jan 16 #105

Cheapest I can get is £134 annual :disappointed: Any tips on how I can reduce? So far I have a female British Shorthair, born on the 10th Oct 2015, lives at home, indoor cat, neutered/sprayed and chipped and tagged.

RajLondon

18 Jan 16 #106

Parfy

24 Jan 16 #107

I got £138 annual cost on extra 7500 with £60 excess for both our cats (one indoor and one outdoor) of about 5 and 8 years of age. I didn't think that was too bad for the level of cover and excess.
Also didn't get any options to enter the club card number, has this all been confirmed that it picks up from address?

loulou1570

27 Jan 16 #108

I was about to ask the same just done it but no where to enter clubcard number. And cant see option for live chat

drunkentwin

27 Jan 16 #109

I rang to discuss my policy as had cat chipped day after policy started - they confirmed that they would link with address clubcard registered to - hope this helps

Bargainhunteree

28 Jan 16 #110

Has anyone had their 4000 clubcard points added to their account? I used the code but no points have been added :disappointed:

Bargainhunteree

28 Jan 16 #111

Have your points been added? Mine haven't yet? :disappointed:

drunkentwin

28 Jan 16 #112

When I spoke to the guy he said they may not make this month but definitely next tbh I haven't checked recently Tho x

ToneEQ

30 Jan 16 #113

You can use Topcashback to get £20.20 cashback and is permitted with the TOPPET code. You can also eventually payout the cashback to clubcard points. So 6,020 points plus the usual TCB 5% bonus brings that to around 6.321 points total, Worth £126.42 in the next boost event, or up to £252.84 in some other Clubcard rewards. Well worth the £40 annual quote I just got.

Clubcard points aren't added instantly, and won't be on the next statement due in the next 1-3 weeks.

R0B

18 Feb 16 #114

anyone had points credited yet?

fiestasteve44

18 Feb 16 #115

Not yet

drunkentwin

18 Feb 16 #116

Nope but I emailed to query and tesco were unaware of promotion lol......davies of promotion code etc and looking at date offer doesn't expire til March so think they'll be credited after everyone who's doing it has stopped ?
Just my thought tho!

rhinorogers29

18 Feb 16 #117

I was told on the phone it takes 4-6 weeks to receive them I have had nothing as yet

fiestasteve44

21 Feb 16 #118

4000 points now added to clubcard account

drunkentwin

21 Feb 16 #119

Me too...result!

rhinorogers29

25 Feb 16 #120

Still waiting

nilpferd

3 Mar 16 #121

Still no sign of the points for me either...

yuckos

5 Apr 16 #122

Also still waiting

mspychala

22 Jun 16 #123

Anybody got a letter than they will report the missed payment that would leave a bad mark on the credit file?

Just cancelled the DD.

deany76

5 Oct 16 #124

With John Lewis via topcashback.co.uk for Premier 12K a year cover you get £18.00 plus 10% off for online quote.
Tesco put the prices up every year for pet insurance as your pet gets older. You end up cancelling because your pets in perfect health - then has a SERIOUS illness. And you have to take out more or less a mortgage to pay the bills.
Absolutely disgraceful Tesco Pet Insurance

Not saying JLP are perfect but dont touch Tesco with a barge pole.

deany76

5 Oct 16 #125

If I ordered a US Google Home would a straight forward USA to UK adapter get it working?
thanks

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