1,000 bonus Avios for Tesco conversions now extended to avios.com and BAEC

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• Confused_Person! says:

  30 May30 May 23:49

  I’m quite confused. Is there a material difference between transferring “vouchers” online as opposed to transferring Clubcard Points?

  I have 600 CC Points, but zero vouchers, and frankly can never work out how one comes by the vouchers.

  Does this promotion only work if you transfer CC points to BA Avios as well as transfering CC vouchers to BA Avios?

  • Idrive says:

    31 May31 May 00:10

    HI Confused_Person,

    you gain Cubcard points with your everyday shopping and you can see them growing on the receipt at the till or online (see current points on your CC account).
    At the end of the collecting period (last closed on 4th May) they get converted to vouchers, unless you selected autoconvert to Avios or BAEX miles or Christmas Savers. If you already autoconvert, you will not get vouchers. I used to autoconvert so my points were transferred automatically to BAEX . Last time in March, i decided to opt out from autoconvert and received 3 voucher at home (and online) after May 4th, which i now can swap as I prefere or keep them sitting on the account hoping that there will be some kind of promotion in the future (conversion bonus, ie 20% more avios or similar) . I took advantage of this last promotion and swapped 5£ worth of vouchers and I now have £10 pounds worth of vouchers which i did not exchange.
    Hope this clarifies.

• Confused_Person! says:

  31 May31 May 08:39

  Thanks Idrive & Raffles.
  So I that explains why I didn’t / don’t have any vouchers in my account.
  I think I get the conversion process now too.

  I was under the (wrong) impression it was possible to convert CC Points and CC Vouchers, but the only CC Points that are exchangeable are those going through as ‘auto-convert’. Everything else has to first get changed into vouchers and only once they’re in voucher format can they be spent…seems a bit bureaucratic to be honest.

• Mark says:

  3 Jun3 June 12:12

  We have a BAEC household account – one of the members has had Tesco conversations within the past year, the other has never had a Tesco conversion credited.

  Worth trying £5 CC points to the account that has never had a conversion?

  • Rob says:

    3 Jun3 June 13:13

    Yes, it should work – although Tesco may reject the transfer if the surname doesn’t match.

    • Mark says:

      3 Jun3 June 14:57

      One potential area of complication given my wife has a different surname, however she’s currently down as the main card holder (which we did last year to transfer some CC points to her avios.com account) and I want to transfer to her BAEC account, so should work.

      Incidentally I’m now down as the affiliate card-holder on the CC account due to our having a shared interest as she has a supplementary Tesco credit card on my account. I wonder if I could register a separate Clubcard in my own name without them being merged?

      • Rob says:

        3 Jun3 June 15:23

        Yes, you are probably OK if the main name on each account is different.

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