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kurgon · 9 May 2010 at 11:12AM

you_wot! wrote: »

Can anyone remember if T-Mobile were on Quidco recently with an offer of over£100 for a contract?

I don't think so - I was looking for a contract and the best I could find was Vodaphone for £70

Dan2310 · 9 May 2010 at 3:46PM

Dunno if this is the right place to post but, I signed up to Quidco last week. I found this thread today and saw the national lottery £4 offer for purchasing your first lotto ticket online, I done this and its tracked

. Anyway, I noticed when reading through this thread that there is a £5 yearly membership payment thing. I was just wondering, what would happen if I never used the site much and my balance never got to £5, would they want to charge me anyway?

Thanks

worldwide3rider · 9 May 2010 at 4:11PM

Dan2310 wrote: »

Dunno if this is the right place to post but, I signed up to Quidco last week. I found this thread today and saw the national lottery £4 offer for purchasing your first lotto ticket online, I done this and its tracked . Anyway, I noticed when reading through this thread that there is a £5 yearly membership payment thing. I was just wondering, what would happen if I never used the site much and my balance never got to £5, would they want to charge me anyway?

Thanks

They take the £5 out of your earnings, so in a year if you only earn £8 you will only see £3 of it, they dont charge if you dont use it and dont make enough to pay the fee

Alloneword · 9 May 2010 at 4:59PM

you_wot! wrote: »

Can anyone remember if T-Mobile were on Quidco recently with an offer of over£100 for a contract?

There was a deal not so long ago if you went onto O2 for £10 a month contract, I signed up and now Quidcon are only going to give me £50 even though i have emails from them stating £100 will be paid, my advice as far is Quidcon is concerned is NEVER bank on getting something back and if you do then it's a result.

All1

Dan2310 · 9 May 2010 at 5:00PM

worldwide3rider wrote: »

They take the £5 out of your earnings, so in a year if you only earn £8 you will only see £3 of it, they dont charge if you dont use it and dont make enough to pay the fee

Thanks, just wanted to make sure. Im sure that I will be trying to use it more often though as I have in the past often bought lots of the internet and not thought about Quidco.