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I need help understanding this cashback thing

the_devil_made_me_do_it
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Ermm, not good money saving I know, but i can't get my head around this cashback business with quidco (hope I've spelt this right) ect.. can someone please take time out and explain
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Another good site is TopCashBack.co.uk0 -
In basic..
You sign up to the cashback site. When you want something instead of doing www.whateversite.com you go to the cashback site and search for the retailer.
When you go to the site via that it uses a referal link. Once you've bought or done whatever the T&C's say they track the cashback, then they (the retailer) pay the cashback site and at the end of x month the cashback site pay you.0 -
scheming_gypsy wrote:In basic..
You sign up to the cashback site. When you want something instead of doing www.whateversite.com you go to the cashback site and search for the retailer.
When you go to the site via that it uses a referal link. Once you've bought or done whatever the T&C's say they track the cashback, then they (the retailer) pay the cashback site and at the end of x month the cashback site pay you.
ah I see. Easy as that eh?? Well I must remeber in future.
Does the cashback go onto the cc used for the purchase??0 -
nope as it's paid by the cashback company not the retailer. Quidco do it via Paypal automatically and with topcashback you can request a cheque. Quidco charge £5 admin fee when you do a withdrawl0
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the_devil_made_me_do_it wrote:ah I see. Easy as that eh?? Well I must remeber in future.
Does the cashback go onto the cc used for the purchase??If saved £2710 and only spent the interest (Based on a return of 5%), you would have enough money to pay your TV Licence every year. Saving you £7452.50 over a period of 55 years, based on you buying a license from the age of 20 until your 75 at a cost of £135.50.0 -
Wish I'd suss this ages ago. Made loadsa big purchases and could've made a nice little money packet. Well it's there for the future :j Thanks to all replys.0
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