rpoints and quidco?

princessmoneysaver

It's only £5 per year & you could easily make that back as Quidco usually double the cashback that other sites inc RPoints do anyway.

PhilUK_3

quidco is better then rpoints but you can use rpoints higher cash thing to get more cashback. I find quidco reporting and getting the stats a little wrong tho.

Xstyle

eBay are no longer on Quidco???!

deanos

Amba_Gambla wrote:

they'll match it, but you need to claim it?

Why go through all teh bother of doing it through rpoints and claiming the extra, when you can just go thru quidco and claim it first time round?

Because ive been using Rpoints a while and notched up over £600 ,all payouts have been quick and now you can get some instantly via Paypal/Amazon vouchers i find the service excellent and 99% of items are tracked correctly so its not worth the risk for me to move

dalkaty

--Tony-- wrote:

I dont use quidco due to the £5 fee, Its not worth it fom me as I only put the odd thing through, now I know about the price promise there is no loss, excellent.

I'm sure i read on their site, or another site, if you quote Quidco for the price promise, they deduct £5.

Amba_Gambla

dalkaty wrote:

I'm sure i read on their site, or another site, if you quote Quidco for the price promise, they deduct £5.

I heard that too.....

princessmoneysaver

Xstyle wrote:

eBay are no longer on Quidco???!

The only place you can get cashback for ebay now is Nectar - you get 8 points for each Buy It Now which is worth 4p in most of the "Nectar" reward shops but it's worth 8p in Adams. I know it's not much but afaik it's the only one now.

deanos

dalkaty wrote:

I'm sure i read on their site, or another site, if you quote Quidco for the price promise, they deduct £5.

Yes they take £5 off your highestcashback claim example below on a cashback >

Rpoints £5 cashback (Quidco would have been £6) , claim for highest cashback still keep the £5 , £1 is added to Quidco claim total until you reach £5 then you get 100% of highestcashback for 1year

Quidco £6 cashback - £5 yearly fee = £1 so you actually loose £5 over the year compared to Rpoints

Does that make sense i think its correct ^ ?

tabath

I ddidn't know there was an admin charge on quidco, I don't know whether I will get that much back during the year so will I have to pay the difference. If so it sounds a bit of a swizz to me.

Amba_Gambla

they only take the fee once you've earned enough - it's not an upfront fee.....