“Tesco’s Clubcard App Users Must Switch to New Grocery App Within 8 Days”

Tesco, one of the largest supermarket chains in the United Kingdom, has issued an eight day warning to millions of customers regarding a potential issue with their Clubcard points. The supermarket has asked customers to carefully check their Clubcard accounts and vouchers for accuracy, and to spend any vouchers due to expire in the next two months before November 31st. The move comes after reports of technical glitches with the Clubcard service, which may have led to errors in customer accounts. This article will explore the details of the warning and its potential impact on Tesco and its customers.


Tesco is set to launch a new app called ‘Tesco Grocery and Clubcard app’ which will replace the current Tesco Clubcard app. Customers will need to download the new app to access all their points and coupons, with the change taking effect from April 18. The new app will allow shoppers to view all Clubcard prices and shopping discounts, create shopping lists and turn points into vouchers. Shoppers will still have access to all their old points, coupons and vouchers when they download the new app. Those who choose not to download the new app can access their points through their online account or physical Clubcard. The new app is available to download on Android and Apple.


The eight day warning from Tesco to millions of customers is a reminder of the importance of staying vigilant when it comes to our personal information. While it is reassuring to see Tesco taking proactive steps to warn customers of a potential data breach, it is a timely reminder to all of us that we should always be mindful of how our personal information is being used and protected by the companies we interact with. It’s important that we take steps to protect ourselves, such as regularly changing passwords and monitoring our financial statements for any suspicious activity. As the world becomes more connected, the responsibility to protect our personal information falls on all of us. Stay safe out there.