Quidco what is the catch ?

cdodd

you can get good amounts back from car/home insurance purchases

bigjluk

how exactly do you clear your cookies ,please help

Sagz_2

The one thing to remember is that the cashback is never a 'sure thing'. Tracking can fail, validation can fail and Quidco don't exactley put themselves out to help you.

Rule of thumb is if you are happy with a price, just see the cashback as a bonus.

I've had £980 in 3 years - but have had cashback of over £250 declined on genuine purchases.

jamtart6

You'd be surprised at how much it adds up. I've been with them three years, bought lots of bits, had about £100 from 3 laptops and £100 from a phone contract....but the "bits" added up to £300 cashback! brilliant for doing nothing!

icefall

Watch out for competing cookies, its where your items track but they cannot pay you due to the cookies going elsewhere apparently.

NEH

There are also some free sites such as Top cash back. I use them as well as Quidco depending which is the better deal...

I started using quidco after seeing it on here about a year and a half ago and I have got nearly £500 in cashback.....

kimmee

I have registered with Quidco but havent used it yet because I'm unsure of something and maybe someone can help me out - I have done internet shopping for several years and already have accounts with Play.com, M&S etc - can I still go via Quidco for the retailers I have used before or does it have to be a retailer that I've never used i.e registering with them via Quidco?

(I'm kicking myself that I didn't discover Quidco before now!!!!)

Any advice really appreciated

TREVORCOLMAN

I can recommend Quidco too - had lots of cash back on items I was buying anyway. For things like car/house/contents insurance I always check direct first what the prices are and then do it thro Quidco. The cashback is then a bonus.

:cool:

TREVORCOLMAN

kimmee wrote: »

I have registered with Quidco but havent used it yet because I'm unsure of something and maybe someone can help me out - I have done internet shopping for several years and already have accounts with Play.com, M&S etc - can I still go via Quidco for the retailers I have used before or does it have to be a retailer that I've never used i.e registering with them via Quidco?

(I'm kicking myself that I didn't discover Quidco before now!!!!)

Any advice really appreciated

It can be ANY retailer that they have contact if you already have an account or not.

Enjoy.

kimmee

TREVORCOLMAN wrote: »

It can be ANY retailer that they have contact if you already have an account or not.

Enjoy.

I certainly will - thanks Trevor