Quidco

JasonLVC

Torby wrote: »

and finally, how many people have registered in the last two months just to specifically complain about Quidco?

I registered back in July 2005 becuase I knew one-day this day would come....I've only made 3,000+ posts to fill the time.:rolleyes:;)

Torby

Lynsey wrote: »

..............under new/different user names.


Tonight [STRIKE]Mathew[/STRIKE] Martin I'm going to be??????????????????????????


Lynsey

Lynsey: I for one only have the one name...I suppose the mods could identify those that "register" from the same IP...oh yes, why did you change your avatar?

JasonLVC, nice one...I joined in 2004, but haven't been as prolific, interesting to see if anyone from the last 2 months posts on this topic:rotfl::rotfl:

david69_2

I've been with quidco for 3 years and so far I've received £1720 in cashback

Fenris

Torby wrote: »

Wouldn't have thought your "books" were that complicated with £223 per month.

Yeah, because my only income is from Quidco. :rolleyes: Some of us happen to run businesses. Some of us choose to do the accounts ourselves in order to save on overheads. That OK with you? Or would you like to see said accounts as proof?

Torby wrote: »

Lynsey: I for one only have the one name...I suppose the mods could identify those that "register" from the same IP...oh yes, why did you change your avatar?

Clearly you know nothing of how the internet works. It's perfectly possible to sign up to the same forums as many times as you like so long as you know how the WWW works. Not everyone has just the one static IP. I suggest you Google the subject if you want to know more.

competitionscafe

From this weeks MSE weekly email:


How reliable are cashback sites? Do they really pay when they promise to? Please help
Cashback websites that pay you a proportion of their marketing revenue if you buy products through them have boomed in the past couple of years. Many people swear by them, but a few at them. How reliable are they? We’re reviewing our Top Cashback Sites guide, and need help from reasonably regular cashback site users, to find out if the sites actually deliver the cash promised. Please feedback on any sites you’ve used at least a few times over the past year. Reliability Polls: Quidco, Topcashback, Cashbackkings, Greasypalm, Wepromiseto, Rpoints
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?p=25914895#post25914895

The Quidco poll is here:
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=2005251

Lynsey

Torby wrote: »

oh yes, why did you change your avatar?

I change it to suit, very happy at the moment - a great year so far.

Lynsey

Doc_N

See the latest MSE email on the home page - with a site by site cashback poll:

http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/tips/14-10-2009/

Did Ruthha finally get through to someone? It'll be interesting to see the results.

mrcol1000

Doc_N wrote: »

See the latest MSE email on the home page - with a site by site cashback poll:

http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/tips/14-10-2009/

Did Ruthha finally get through to someone? It'll be interesting to see the results.

Thats a bit of the kick in the teeth for Rutha. 60% of the people either had no problems or only had minor glitches. Only 13% of people seem to have any real problems. Bearing in mind that people only tend to complain not praise I think that poll says a lot.

Doc_N

mrcol1000 wrote: »

Thats a bit of the kick in the teeth for Rutha. 60% of the people either had no problems or only had minor glitches. Only 13% of people seem to have any real problems. Bearing in mind that people only tend to complain not praise I think that poll says a lot.

Interesting, though, that so far Topcashback is coming out a lot better than Quidco. That ought to worry Quidco, because they seem to be picking up a lot of Quidco's business.

Lynsey

mrcol1000 wrote: »

Thats a bit of the kick in the teeth for Rutha. 60% of the people either had no problems or only had minor glitches. Only 13% of people seem to have any real problems. Bearing in mind that people only tend to complain not praise I think that poll says a lot.

13% is around 1 in 8, so only 1 in 8 having problems is not something any company would really want.
If you're not one of these 1 in 8, great, but what if you are??
I feel for the ones with problems and hope they get it sorted.

Lynsey