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I am referring to several claims one of which goes back 16 months. They just keep saying they are chasing but cannot make the companies pay up. They have never said I have not followed the process correctly.1
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I suppose all this hinges on whether you trust Quidco to tell the truth or not. Given that I can compare my experiences over many years with both Quidco and Topcashback, I'm sorry to say I don't. So I don't use them.MACKEM99 said:I am referring to several claims one of which goes back 16 months. They just keep saying they are chasing but cannot make the companies pay up. They have never said I have not followed the process correctly.1 -
Quid co have been getting gradually worse for some time now. I have several claims that are way over 1 year old and they freely admit they are powerless to make the companies pay up. When I asked them why they then keep promoting these same companies I never get an answer. It seems that quid co are not fit for purpose but they don't seem to agree with me on that point.
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Is the Quidco site down? Cannot sign in.0
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Sorry if this is in the wrong place, I find it difficult to navigate around on a phone.
Hearing about people making money from cash back on purchases, I have downloaded the Quidco app onto my iPhone and registered.
I then used their search field for a store that I want to buy from; it first gives me a ‘redirecting’ message, then I get another screen giving a warning, “This connection is not private. The site may be impersonating to get your financial information……”
I want to know if sites such as Quidco are safe to use, or should I avoid them? Thank you0 -
100% safe. Don't worry.0
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P.S. This is the screen that I get. My iPhone uses the DuckDuckGo searc engine.
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Quidco & other cashback sites use 3rd party co's for tracking.
That is a normal page.Life in the slow lane0
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