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Quidco and topcashback

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  • luce181
    luce181 Posts: 408 Forumite
    I've joined both quidco and topcashback. Occasionally there is a retailer on one which you don't find on the other so it might be worth joining both as they are free anyway.

    Personally I prefer topcashabck. They give you over 100% cashback based on your previous months earnings. For example. I earned £25 in January so all my cashback will be 102% of of what's offered at certain retailers. Also they do not have any charges whereas Quidco take the first £5 of your cashback each year in admin fees.

    Top cashback also do refferals so check the referral board as you could help someone get a referral bonus! (I'm on there! ;) ) Then once you've joined pop your own referral link on the board and you may get some referrals of your own :T

    HTH Lucy
    Addicted to MSE, I can't resist a bargain ;)
  • savemoney
    savemoney Posts: 18,125 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10,000 Posts
    I have used Quidco for over 3 years, I have now closed my account with them for poor payers. They sued to be great.

    I use topcashback for about 2 years, I did use them less but the last 9 months I have used them a lot and found them better than Quidco not just payments but there cashback often is better and no annual fee and they can pay more than 100% if you are loyal
  • I use both Quidco and Topcashback and was going to try and use just Topcashback to avoid Quidco's £5/year admin charge.
    In doing so, I've noticed that Quidco often has better deals/percentages. Quidco is also brilliant for any queries, so I'm sticking with both!
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