Massive debts

Skint_but_Optimistic

Quidco is my new Johnny Depp.
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Tixy

PeterJohnson wrote: »

I've never used quidco, is it straight forward??

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Yep its really easy, and definitely worthwhile!

PeterJohnson

Is there an article on here about it? No nothing about it !

gargrave50

Skint_but_Optimistic wrote: »

Quidco is my new Johnny Depp.
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Well that's between you and Quidco - I just use it to make some bucks:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:.

gargrave50

Quidco is basically a way of earning extra "cashback" when you shop online. It's free to register.

So anytime you buy online check first whether they are listed on Quidco - if they are log in to Quidco then follow their link to the site. You will earn a specified % or £ in cashback when you shop.

For example, with my car insurance I used a price comparison site. Found that Sainsburys were the cheapest. Then I logged onto Quidco and did the quote via their link. I just earned £61 on a £248 policy . The funds take around 3 months to clear, but its still money for nothing as I would have bought the policy anyway.

The trick is not to buy things just to earn cashback, but to earn cashback on shopping you would have done anyway .

Skint_but_Optimistic

haha - you will love this... Ive just spent some time onto the bank - on the phone.

Now over 6 months ago I made a payment on my debit card, of an old account, and I then closed the bank account.

I had a letter from the company I paid stating my account was paid in full.

All sorted.
Then the bank send me a statement. It shows a credit balance. It seems the company in question didnt take the money properly. It was never ringfenced even - but I dont owe them anything. They are sending the money back on to me.

I am going to put this somewhere safe. Its bound to become an issue.... Then I shall have to have the mighty pen involved! A sarky letter may just happen.

Skint_but_Optimistic

Good quidco explaining btw. I think its fab.

PeterJohnson

gargrave50 wrote: »

Quidco is basically a way of earning extra "cashback" when you shop online. It's free to register.

So anytime you buy online check first whether they are listed on Quidco - if they are log in to Quidco then follow their link to the site. You will earn a specified % or £ in cashback when you shop.

For example, with my car insurance I used a price comparison site. Found that Sainsburys were the cheapest. Then I logged onto Quidco and did the quote via their link. I just earned £61 on a £248 policy . The funds take around 3 months to clear, but its still money for nothing as I would have bought the policy anyway.

The trick is not to buy things just to earn cashback, but to earn cashback on shopping you would have done anyway .

I shall have a go at that thanks!! I see you do many a survey - are they worth it ?! What's the best?

gargrave50

Skint_but_Optimistic wrote: »

haha - you will love this... Ive just spent some time onto the bank - on the phone.

Now over 6 months ago I made a payment on my debit card, of an old account, and I then closed the bank account.

I had a letter from the company I paid stating my account was paid in full.

All sorted.
Then the bank send me a statement. It shows a credit balance. It seems the company in question didnt take the money properly. It was never ringfenced even - but I dont owe them anything. They are sending the money back on to me.

I am going to put this somewhere safe. Its bound to become an issue.... Then I shall have to have the mighty pen involved! A sarky letter may just happen.

You lucky so and so. I swear if you landed in !!!!!! you would come out smelling of roses:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:.

Well done you:T.

Skint_but_Optimistic

trouble is love im normally in !!!! and spend all my cash on lenor and febreeze x