rpoints vs quidco

jenny_f · 13 July 2008 at 3:39PM

Just want to join one of these, which is the best and why?!

steven504 · 13 July 2008 at 3:47PM

quidco is no use.

aqueoushumour01 · 13 July 2008 at 4:42PM

i haven't used rpoints before - i think they're good but cashback may be lower than elsewhere. I have used quidco but now use topcashback. Quidco charge a £5 annual fee. Top cashback dont charge anything so that's £5 extra in your pocket. I'm not sure if rpoints charge an annual fee.

bauctu · 13 July 2008 at 4:53PM

I've got £200 out of Quidco in less than year and nothing declined, I know I've been lucky and I would never do an insurance policy through there unless it was genuinely the cheapest one.

arealbasketcase · 13 July 2008 at 4:54PM

I like quidco, but I use cashbackkings too (it's rpoints but with 100%cashback, they charge a £5 admin fee like quidco but rumour has it they will not charge if you can prove you have already paid quidco).

I have never had a problem with quidco but have to be honest and say never is a relative term, since I am fairly new to cashback.

bristolleedsfan · 13 July 2008 at 5:08PM

R-Points pay around 50% Cashback, they do however match higher cashbacks elsewhere to those who put in a claim (s)

bauctu · 13 July 2008 at 5:50PM

Is there a RPoints thread other than the one on the referrals board? There are too many referral links to wade through on there.

JAG · 13 July 2008 at 5:51PM

My last Rpoints purchase didn't track so I usually stick with Quidco. Although Quidco isn't 100% perfect at tracking either.

james10999 · 13 July 2008 at 5:53PM

CashbackKings is basically Rpoints but with 100% cashback.

I use Quidco and Cashbackkings as each site will have higher rates than the other, but covers pertty much every online shop i want to use.

Solomon_Broad · 13 July 2008 at 6:14PM

I made 2 purchases through rpoints. Neither tracked. I've made 8 through Quidco. All of them tracked.

Make of that what you will. I'd rather spend £5 a year and get something back (I've been paid £45 in the last month, with nearly as much still validating), than not pay and get nothing.

Why not try using both, and see how you get on?

Plasticman · 13 July 2008 at 6:27PM

I've never had any problem with Quidco, but have now moved to Top Cashback as they don't charge the annual £5

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