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The ongoing saga revolving around the recent changes to Tesco Clubcard continues to get weirder. First there was the overnight changes, which were subsequently rowed back on. Then, ShopperPoints highlighted that 57 partners are set to leave Tesco Clubcard as transfer option entirely (or have already left).

Today, InsideFlyer reader ‘Akkers’ let us know in the comments that train ticket booking site RedSpottedHanky has been devalued back to being a 2x transfer partner, when it was only just upgraded to 3x last week.

What are the 57 partners that are going to leave Tesco Clubcard?

With thanks again to ShopperPoints, here’s the full list:

Travel

• Hurtigruten (exchange by 28th January)
• Condor Ferries (exchange by 28th January)
• Verdant Leisure (exchange by 28th January)
• Just Go! Holidays (exchange by 28th January)
• Scottish YHA (exchange by 28th January)
• Bridge the World (exchange by 28th January)
• Select Hotels of Ireland (exchange by 22nd January)
• The Belmond Luxury Train Journeys (exchange by 11th February)
• New Forest Hotels (exchange by 28th January)
• My Taylor-Made Holiday (exchange by 28th January)
• Bo’ness & Kinneil Railway (exchange by 2nd February)
• Cruise & Maritime Voyages (exchange by 28th January)
• Belleair Hollidays (exchange by 28th January)
• Leger Holidays River Cruising (exchange by 28th January)
• Funway USA & Mexico Holidays (exchange by 28th January)
• apartments4you (exchange by 28th January)
• Classic Lodges (exchange by 28th January)
• Leger Holidays (exchange by 28th January)
• Hastings Hotels (exchange by 28th January)

Fun

• HMS Belfast (exchange by 11th February)
• IWM Duxford (exchange by 11th February)
• Viking River Cruise (exchange by 31st January)
• Virgin Balloon Flights (exchange by 31st March)
• Cadw (exchange by 5th February)
• Land Rover Experience (exchange by 4th February)
• RSPB membership (exchange by 4th February)
• Snow Factor (exchange by 4th February)
• Mid Hants Railway Watercress Line (exchange by 4th February)
• Le Boat (exchange by 28th January)
• SeaQuarium Somerset (exchange by 9th February)
• Compton Acres (exchange by 4th February)
• Red Letter Days (exchange by 21st February)
• Everyman Motor Racing (Exchange by 4th February)
• Council for British Archaeology (exchange by 25th January)
• The London Bridge Experience (exchange by 11th February)
• Ascot Racecourse (exchange by 9th February)
• SeaQuarium – Rhyl (exchange by 9th February)
• Everyman Motor Racing Junior (exchange by 4th February)
• Greenmeadow Community Farm (exchange by 3rd February)
• Manchester United Stadium Tours (exchange by 31st January)
• The Llama Park (exchange by 24th January)
• Denby Pottery Visitor Centre (exchange by 29th January)
• Cutty Sark (exchange by 31st January)
• Churchill War Rooms (exchange by 11th February)
• Chiltern Open Air Museum (exchange by 31st January)
• Funky Monkeys Soft Play Cafes (exchange by 4th February)

Lifestyle

• Your Dog Magazine (exchange by 22nd January)
• Your Cat Magazine (exchange by 22nd January)
• OK! Magazine (exchange by 4th February)

Home & Essentials

• Halfords (exchange by 28th January)
• Techniquest (exchange by 3rd February)
• RED Driving School (exchange by 31st January but currently out of stock…
• Pickfords Removal (exchange by 31st January)

Eating Out

• ShakeAway (exchange by 4th February)
• Mowchak Tandoori Restaurant (exchange by 21st February, currently out of stock)

What is going on with RedSpottedHanky?

Honestly, we aren’t entirely sure yet.

What we can say for certain is that last week you could get £1.50 of RedSpottedHanky credit for every 50p of Clubcard vouchers (3x face value):

and now, it’s back to £10 of RedSpottedHanky credit for £5 of Clubcard vouchers (2 x face value):

Whether this is a deliberate and long term change back, or a temporary blip, remains to be seen.

In the meantime, keep a close eye out for any other unannounced changes!

Bottom line

I’ve been quite positive about the changes overall, but there is no doubt that the way in which they have been introduced has been terrible. Is a bit of clear communication and some advance warning really too much to ask for?