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Using Quidco - Is it worth it?
mr_fishbulb
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Does anyone think quidco is worth signing up for? Do they cover a lot of online stores or just a few?
I was just wondering if I should bother.
Cheers
I was just wondering if I should bother.
Cheers
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its free to sign up and costs a fiver a year which comes out of your earnings so why not?0
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You can see on their site which retailers they cover. From what I gather, they have about the same list as TopCashBack (who pay the same but don't charge a fee) - with one big exception: TCB has insurance companies, Quidco doesn't.
Both Quidco and TCB have quite a few less than RPoints (who pay quite a bit less).
It's worth chosing one or two sites you use always - otherwise you'll end up having points/money at lots of sites but not enough to withdraw from any of them!0 -
I wondered if it was worth joining but after reading so many threads about signing up to Quidco, I did. Sometimes I don't remember to go through them but I had an email on 2nd Jan telling me they had just sent £24 to my paypal account and the £5 had already been deducted. So I would say go for it. It doesn't cost anything and that £24 paid for my sisters birthday present! lol0
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Cheers all. I think I'll sign up (should have done this before christmas).
Because I'm in a happy mood, you all get thanks
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And whilst you are at it, sign up with rpoints too, they pay out on £15, and have some good offers, and a forum of bargain hunters too. Best I have had was £50 cashback with Lloyds insurance, my contents insurance was £54 , so with redeemed points total cost was £4...
Worth a look if nothing else , and you get points for signing up
http://www.rpoints.com/home/ac's lovechild0 -
You can get much better cashbacks for insurances on TPC0
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The £50 Lloyds insurance offer was due to end 31st December but looks like continuing for now: http://www.rpoints.com/bb/viewtopic.php?t=62544dc wrote:And whilst you are at it, sign up with rpoints too, they pay out on £15, and have some good offers, and a forum of bargain hunters too. Best I have had was £50 cashback with Lloyds insurance0
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