Cheap Weight Watchers Deals Discussion

Maya1212

inamess_man wrote: »

hi all

i joined yesterday and cashback all tracked

what date do i need to cancel direct debit to avoid the monthly charge?

many thanks

I've just checked and it's only £15. Did you get the £30 that's advertised?

cord123

Ooh I am looking for this offer as well..... A bridesmaid dress is calling me so need to shift this (2 and a half year old) baby weight!! x

UNDERWORLD_2

topcashback is now showing at £32.32 cashback for signing up but only valid for 6 days am thinking of joining up . done weight watchers before went to meeting about 6 years ago i lost 19lbs and got to my goal weight but then i had my 2 children so have gained some weight again so could do with losing a few pounds.

JAlberts

Hi

This new Top CashBack deal for Weight Watchers, do you HAVE to use the code? Or is it a click though and you get it. The article says to boost your savings YOU CAN use this code to make a quid or something like that. I forgot to use the code (I actually didn't see a box for it) but I DID click through Top CashBack, so will I get my £32 back? If I don't I will be super annoyed because I quit WW a few days ago so I could get 3 months free with this deal!

I hope I am still eligible for cash back otherwise I'll be super annoyed!!!

gertie2011

blue_mum wrote: »

I noticed that it recomeded cancelling at the end of the free trial. but I found this statement at the bottom of the page on quidco.
*Qualified means that the subscriber's credit card subscription has been approved (i.e. no cancellation of free trial, no insufficient funds or expired credit card). They need to have entered our recurring billing system successfully and become paying subscribers. No cashback can be paid on products purchases.

Does it mean that you have to continue with the monthly subscription (after the first 3 months) to be able to claim the cashback?

I believe that the "recurring" system set up by companies is the one that cannot be cancelled by the payer. The company has to do it, but many keep taking money long after the payer wants to cancel. It would be worth checking out before signing up with Weight Watchers via the quoted cash-back site. (It was for leisure clubs and gyms where this problem was posted online elsewhere.)

youth_leader

argh thought I'd logged into topcashback and clicked on the link - went through to the deal, paid by paypal - and it hasn't registered with topcashback. double check you are logged in!!

beckyblondon

I looked at the recent Weight Watchers promotion but realised it didn't do much more (if not less than MyFitnessPal app I have on my iPhone and iPad for free. I'm sure someone will happily prove me wrong but I think it's a great little app and there's no risk of forgetting to cancel...

:j

surfsister

on boots site diet shakes 52p and slimfast £2.50. any use to ANYONE??

hollyjokes

Hiya,

I've previously used weight watchers online and found it very useful in helping me stick to the plan. However, I've never used cash back websites before. Am I right in thinking you log onto topcashback to get to weight watchers site and then you are 'refunded' by topcashback. So will the money initially leave my account?

Any help would be great as this is a brilliant offer and very timely

cazarol

Hi Hollyjokes, Yes I think you pay the money for the weight watchers membership and then hopefully it will track on the topcashback website and be paid out directly to you. So overall we should get the WW membership for very little. Just trying to decide myself if I am committed enough to lose weight at the moment.