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quidco_Company_Representative

Good afternoon,

@kiorhassan - the activity you refer to is actually in breach of our Account Holder Agreement. I've pasted the relevant part below, from Section 8 - Misuse (see the part under "section b"):

Account Holders must not enter into, or attempt to enter into, any transaction with a Retailer or to gain Cashback (a) by providing personal information of someone else, or a payment method which they are not entitled to use, (b) by deceptively or unfairly exploiting a Retailers offering, or (c) in breach of any terms and conditions applied by Quidco or the Retailer to that transaction.

You can see the full version here:

http://www.quidco.com/quidco-account-holder-agreement/

It's nothing to do with profit - it's about not adhering to the terms and conditions of cashback and that's why we take it seriously, along with Tesco. I'm not here to argue with customers or to discuss this any further, as I have made the current situation very clear for all of you. Those with genuine purchases just need to raise a missing cashback claim.

Kind regards,

Jules

kiorhassan

quidco_Company_Representative wrote: »

Good afternoon,

@kiorhassan - the activity you refer to is actually in breach of our Account Holder Agreement. I've pasted the relevant part below, from Section 8 - Misuse (see the part under "section b"):

Account Holders must not enter into, or attempt to enter into, any transaction with a Retailer or to gain Cashback (a) by providing personal information of someone else, or a payment method which they are not entitled to use, (b) by deceptively or unfairly exploiting a Retailers offering, or (c) in breach of any terms and conditions applied by Quidco or the Retailer to that transaction.

You can see the full version here:

http://www.quidco.com/quidco-account-holder-agreement/

It's nothing to do with profit - it's about not adhering to the terms and conditions of cashback and that's why we take it seriously, along with Tesco. I'm not here to argue with customers or to discuss this any further, as I have made the current situation very clear for all of you. Those with genuine purchases just need to raise a missing cashback claim.

Kind regards,

Jules

Jules, This thread is not about encouraging people to apply for insurance with incorrect details. It’s about how to get a good deal on insurance with the possibility to make a profit, if you wished to cancel in 6 months. Customers are well within their rights to cancel. This last bit is what Tesco is dismayed of. In any open forum thread, you will have a few people making inappropriate comments, but this is the nature of the media. It is difficult to police.

Rich44_2

Exactly, Tesco have made it clear they don't like savvy customers ie ones that can see through their offers and make them work for them instead of for Tesco.

If the people at Tesco actually employed some brains they would say subject to a 12 month period of insurance same with the other offers that Tesco have cocked up and shot themselves in the foot with like DTD

Doc_N

quidco_Company_Representative wrote: »

It's nothing to do with profit - it's about not adhering to the terms and conditions of cashback and that's why we take it seriously, along with Tesco. I'm not here to argue with customers or to discuss this any further, as I have made the current situation very clear for all of you. Those with genuine purchases just need to raise a missing cashback claim.

Kind regards,

Jules

But whether you'll manage to get Quidco to pay up is a different matter entirely, as this thread (one of many complaining about Quidco not paying up) might illustrate:

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/3083172

bellrooster

yikes - I took out tesco insurance with this offer (correct info etc) and to be honest I'm inclined to cancel. If the cash back and voucher aren't 100% guarenteed then there's no way of knowing if Tesco's insurance is going to be cheapest for me.

back to the comparison websites I think!

oh and it's a pain in the wotsits to have to cancel stuff. naughty tesco.

Rich44_2

Nice idea like it

ausmummy

Quidco has responded to my query. Tesco have asked them to get my DOB to pass on to them and check my claim. I've responded so will see what happens next. Hope everyone else's have been responded to aswell.

millicent

Yep, date of birth requested also.

neas

Well i've raised my claim in quidco.. as it didnt track. I put in my own details and have bought the insurance 60 grand insurance for a fiver a month aint bad for a 28 year old .

kckleekyle

Who cares if it tracks, after i have bumped off the other half tonight and claimed the life insurance i'll be off on my jolly's and won't need to use quidco to save money for quite a few years :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: