Quidco spots!

barginunter

I looked at a hotel thru Quidco and Expedia - price £216. Looked at the same hotel direct thru Expedia - only £207. Makes you think..

purplemoon

Could it be the price went up because of your interest- that seems to happen a lot with travel bookings...? I've not seen a price descrepancy before, and I generally know what I want before I go through quidco.

stuzhunter

bugly wrote:

sorry but can (some) posters please not claim they have made money for nothing when in fact they have not. this makes newbies think they are missing out big time. i.e recent post i made **** in last few months. Most of the items listed require a spend for a return ie o2 monthly contract no outlay £35 return requires a monthly contract of £18. so be honest folks. money saving is also about time saving -chasing false posted leads is frustrating.

absolutely right..

iamsam

wazza wrote:

just wondering if my wife is better off opening her own quidco account

According to quidco, you'd need separate accounts:
"We allow only one account per person, and multiple people may not use the same account. "
http://www.quidco.com/help/5/

However, for small amounts for online purchases it'd probably be better to save the £5. If you're going for a large kickback, I'd go separate.

Sui_Generis

I enquired about this and oddly they don't mind the different a/cs having a single a/c into which monies are paid.