Free £4.45 through Quidco

JustaNewbie_2

Thank you. Just bought a ticket, I hope Quidco tracks!

cloud9

mine is tracked on Quidco

Savvybunny2009

Anybody else having problems completing a transaction on the site, it goes through all the payment steps and says they cannot process as somethings down, checked with my bank and the payment should have gone through fine, they insist its the website?

maemaesmummy

I would watch Quidcos revised member terms which is warning against completing offers etc.... they do state they are entitled to close your account and retain any monies due...

They also pick up and query any unusual /frequent transactions

drewscott

Hmm, is this blatant moochery really in the spirit of cashback?

LuSiVe

BootyBabe18 wrote: »

Just checked and its showing that its tracked £35 worth of this so far!
So about £50 or £70 more to go now.


How exactly can i ''withdraw'' this cash as fast as possible from there though??
As i never trust any online account through sites like that, but there is no ''withdraw'' button anywhere... :(

Ive got my min payout set to £0, and to go trhough bacs,
plus already had £4 sitting there which should be the 1st £4 that quidco decuct as the annual fee..,
but how do i get the rest of this cash out anyone know??

It might be months before the money actually appears. tracking is just the first stage, it can still fail at validation, or they could just never pay the money.

None of this is guaranteed in any way

d.o.o.g

I'm all in favour of getting our pound of flesh from companies that make lots of money, but I think this will backfire.

Not only does it discourage Virgin from making offers like this in the future that might genuinely help the hard-up, but it also leaves loads of trains running empty and genuine passengers being told that their routes will now cost more because all the cheap seats have been taken by a bunch of cheats.

drewscott

d.o.o.g wrote: »

I'm all in favour of getting our pound of flesh from companies that make lots of money, but I think this will backfire.

Not only does it discourage Virgin from making offers like this in the future that might genuinely help the hard-up, but it also leaves loads of trains running empty and genuine passengers being told that their routes will now cost more because all the cheap seats have been taken by a bunch of cheats.

Aye. Keep it simple and just stick to journeys you're actually going to make, I reckon.

juju11_2

BootyBabe18 wrote: »

How exactly can i ''withdraw'' this cash as fast as possible from there though??
As i never trust any online account through sites like that, but there is no ''withdraw'' button anywhere... :(

I had cashback track with a phone company on Quidco and it took 4 months to the day to be payable. Don't rely on money from cashback sites. View them as a nice boost to your income, not as a source of income.

supermum4

BootyBabe18 wrote: »

Im going to sell those train tickets on ebay anyways though, so hopefully even if this stupid company scams me i wont have lost any of my money.


sigh

You can't sell train tickets on ebay your listing will just be removed so you will loose your money if the cashback doesn't payout and that quite often happens on quidco, remember your cashback is not guaranteed merchants can just not payout;)