Post Office Loophole - £143 Cashback for as little as £15 spend

Voyager2002

Simple-Advice wrote: »

Guys its been pulled:

EXPIRED - POST OFFICE LIFE INSURANCE £43 QUIDCO AND £100 CASHBACKEXPIRED

Are you sure?

I have just been doing mine: I logged in through TopCashBack and completed my application. After reading your post I cleared my cache and revisited: TopCashBack is still showing the 43.00 pound cashback, and going through them to the Post Office site it still shows the 100 pounds for life insurance (although no longer on the separate page for over-50s life insurance).

8pumpkinpie8

Mine went through okay. I did have to go back in to the retrieved quote to get it to work, as it errored out in FF

bitsnbytes

Doesn't say anything about it being "expired" on their website
http://www.postoffice.co.uk/portal/po/jump1?catId=19300223&mediaId=61000695

Simple-Advice wrote: »

Guys its been pulled:

EXPIRED - POST OFFICE LIFE INSURANCE £43 QUIDCO AND £100 CASHBACKEXPIRED

Voyager2002

GemmaC25 wrote: »

We're very sorry, an error has occurred with our online application service. Please accept our apologies for this inconvenience, and try again later.

If you have been given a reference number, you should be able to retrieve your application and continue from where you left off.

If you have only just begun your application, unfortunately you will have to start again. You can get a new quote by closing this browser window and returning to our website.

It may take us a short while to resolve the error, so you may wish to come back later.

This message came up at the end when I went to confirm?

Yes, I had that as well. I used my reference number to continue immediately (after checking that the cashback details were still showing on-line) and at my second attempt everything went through.

The nice thing about this: as well as cashback for us, I would imagine that the insurance company will be paying commission to the Post Office. So this is a good way to support your local Post Office, at the expense of some faceless financial institution.

colnkits

Simple-Advice wrote: »

Quidco charge a monthly fee t6hough don't they?

Got my quote, £5 amonth for ermmmm, I forgot
:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

No...just a one off £5 fee for the year, and you'll easily make that up in daily clicks and free signups without having to spend extra.

However, if you use any form of online shopping and quidco list them as merchants, potentially you could earn more?
HTH

purplemoon

Quidco charge a YEARLY fee (£5). I still use it.

I put in for the cover to start on the 10th- was that daft? Or should it not make a difference, you think?

jarjarmustdie

Voyager2002 wrote: »

The nice thing about this: as well as cashback for us, I would imagine that the insurance company will be paying commission to the Post Office. So this is a good way to support your local Post Office, at the expense of some faceless financial institution.

the insurance is via norwich union
they can afford to payout with all the money they make:beer:

Lynsey

Go through Cashback Kings and sign up via a MSE members referral and help them make money as well, the more the merrier. For MSE members who haven't yet signed up.
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=761799&page=14

Lynsey

bristolleedsfan

Simple-Advice wrote: »

http://www.hotukdeals.com/item/225016/post-office-life-insurance-43-quidc/

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shimagoza:
What happens if you "claim" in the first 3 months do you still get your £100 cash back?



Shima

LOL

You'd have a job cashing it at the Post Office!



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purplemoon

Simple-Advice wrote: »

Did it now my partner is signin up!

I hope we get paid.

BTW can we set up two DD with PO one same bank account????

Take a look at the conditions, but I doubt it. (In terms of getting the cashback, that is- I'm sure they'd let you get insurance).