Tesco has announced a major change that will impact Clubcard holders from next month.
The supermarket giant has warned customers will no longer receive Clubcard paper statements or vouchers in the post - unless they specifically ask for it.
Shoppers will have to 'opt-in' to get vouchers after the shakeup in May.
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However, Tesco confirm that not all customers will be impacted, only those who shop online regularly and they will have an email sent to notify them.
If you don't receive the email, then you won't be affected and you will still get vouchers in the post.
This comes as supermarkets including Asda, Lidl and Waitrose opt for a more digital approach with introducing locality schemes, only allowing those with a smart phone to take advantage.
If you are a regular online shopper at Tesco and get the email but want to keep receiving your quarterly Clubcard statement and vouchers by post, you can opt back in through MyClubcard account online.
Then simply click on 'statement preferences' and change it back to 'by post'.
You'll have until Thursday May 5 to do this if you want to receive your May statement by post and if you change your preferences after that date, you'll receive your May statement and vouchers by email, but will then receive your August statement and vouchers by post.
