rpoints quidco how does it work?

wazza

have heard of rpoints and quidco. believe you get cash back for ordering through their websites.

is there any more sites? which is good? how do they work? i mean how do u get your money.

could do with the links

i am sure this has been asked before but cant locate it

thanks

wazza

at least point me to the right direction/websites :-(

Alison_B

I don't know about the other sites but I have been using www.linemypocket.co.uk. I have found them to be OK but I haven't made a withdrawal yet. I have also just registered with www.nectar.com which is very similar to the Tesco Clubcard points system. Think that might be a better option for me.

Fenella

One I have been using for a couple of years is:


www.greasypalm.co.uk

|I have earned and received from this site over £200. I use them for most of my on-line shopping.
You have to sign up with these sites and then go through them to the appropriate link to the shop you are buying from.
The largest amounts they pay are for insurance, new credit cards and joining (and playing) casinos.
You can also click through each day (if you can be bothered) from Greasypalm and rpoints to the shopping comparison sites and earn a few pennies a day.
A lot of users of this site are now using www.pigsback.co.uk (see Freebies) for their shopping and you also get paid for clicks to competitions. You can exchange these points for vouchers when you have acquired enouugh.

fatboyonadiet

www.quidco.com pay better rates the GP or LMP, 90% of the time anyway, but some of them have merchants that others don't. Quidco pay into a PayPal account, no minimum amount, but do charge £5 admin fee a year. LMP (I think) pay by Amazon vouchers, Egg pay or PayPal. GP pay by cheque when you've got over £25 in the account. www.Rpoints.com (again not 100% sure) pay the same way LMP do. HTH, most also do recommend a friend/referral schemes too.

fatboyonadiet

Regarding PigsBack, they've changed recently and use to give a few 10 point clicks a day but not anymore, they do pay better then other websites but some people have reported problems with getting paid. You cash your points in for a range of rewards. I've used www.ipoints.co.uk in the past, again cash your points for rewards.

fatboyonadiet

Sorry - not sure I've explained how they work entirely, these websites function by getting paid by merchants/retailers for driving people to their website and making them purchase, they then pass a percentage of this onto you. For example, Quidco paid me £6 for buying a mobile phone off Virgin mobile, no doubt they go paid much more then that but passed a percentage of it onto me. Any more questions queries just let me know.

wazza

thanks for the useful replies. am wiser now.

thanks

fatboyonadiet

Apologies but I'm wrong about Quidco:

Quidco is actually radically different than other cashback sites in that they are a co-operative and pass on everything they are paid to our members. That's why there is a £5 admin fee.

You can read a bit more about the Quidco difference on the Quidco site:
http://www.quidco.com/v2b/etiquette/