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Maximiles V. QuidCo
Tatterdemalion
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Hi
Has anyone done the sums involved to work out which of these sites presents the best deals ?
Maximiles offer Vouchers and a Points Scheme but is free to use and you can up your total by viewing adverts. I think QuidCo take a £5 annual membership fee but they TELL you a percentage Cash Back figure for your purchases and, presumably, you do get money back and not a "Gift" item.
ADDITION --> I've done some number crunching and it looks like a purchase I am considering would garner 50p back from QuidCo OR 21p from Maximiles. The 21p would build towards a £50 Voucher (although I expect the goal posts will move before I get there) the 50p would pay a tenth of QuidCo's Fee.
Has anyone done the sums involved to work out which of these sites presents the best deals ?
Maximiles offer Vouchers and a Points Scheme but is free to use and you can up your total by viewing adverts. I think QuidCo take a £5 annual membership fee but they TELL you a percentage Cash Back figure for your purchases and, presumably, you do get money back and not a "Gift" item.
ADDITION --> I've done some number crunching and it looks like a purchase I am considering would garner 50p back from QuidCo OR 21p from Maximiles. The 21p would build towards a £50 Voucher (although I expect the goal posts will move before I get there) the 50p would pay a tenth of QuidCo's Fee.
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Forget both! Topcashback is the best cashback site! There's no annual fee & they match the cashback if the rate is higher on another cashback site!
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I use QuidCo and find it very easy.
I also used cashbackrewards for some expensive jewellery, until i got to 24.50 and they are holding onto it until i go over a certain amount, great! :mad:0
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