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Quidco CashBack Question - Please Answer
martfox
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hi fellow moneysavers. i am a member of greasypalm and usually use that for cashback. however i have been looking on quidco and noticed that they offer £35 for o2 contract phones. i only signed up for my o2 contract online less than a month ago!! i cant believe i didnt notice before and could really do with £35.
so my question is, is there anyway of signing up to quidco now and getting the £35 cashback, as it has been less than a month
im not expecting much luck but you never know, everythings worth a try!
so my question is, is there anyway of signing up to quidco now and getting the £35 cashback, as it has been less than a month
im not expecting much luck but you never know, everythings worth a try!
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I very much doubt it. Quidco only get the money if you visit the retailer's site through Quidco.0
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how does quidco workNo Links in Signature by site rules - MSE Forum Team 20
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You bought it online so you have 14 days to cancel and reorder going through quidco. Whether that is worth the hassle for £17.50 is up to you.martfox wrote:hi fellow moneysavers. i am a member of greasypalm and usually use that for cashback. however i have been looking on quidco and noticed that they offer £35 for o2 contract phones. i only signed up for my o2 contract online less than a month ago!! i cant believe i didnt notice before and could really do with £35.
so my question is, is there anyway of signing up to quidco now and getting the £35 cashback, as it has been less than a month
im not expecting much luck but you never know, everythings worth a try!0 -
C_Ronaldo wrote:how does quidco work
Basically it works by you visiting a retailer on line but by going through the link on Quidco you get cashback (which varies between companies) for stuff you purchase. The only time it costs you money is £5 per year out of your earnings which Quidco will automatically take from your account.
Your cashback gets paid in arrears some take 2 months for example play.com take two months for the payment to come back to you so anything you order in July you should get paid out in September and the money is paid into a paypal account but Quidco have also added a BACS payment which can go directly into your bank
Someone will probably explain it in more detail if needed0 -
martfox wrote:so my question is, is there anyway of signing up to quidco now and getting the £35 cashback, as it has been less than a month
In a short answer, no!
You have to click through quidco and purchase the item first to get the cashback.
They have just introduced payments straight into you bank account instead of just having paypal, though it does cost a massive 5p per withdrawal which I can live with:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl::beer: Lawe :wave:0 -
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thanks for that, ive registered and everything i just havent used it yetNo Links in Signature by site rules - MSE Forum Team 20
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