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Can you sign up to more than one cashback site?
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siadw
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Sorry if this is in the wrong place, I genuinely didn't know where to put it and I'm a n00b!!!
Anyway, I signed up with Quidco today after reading it on MSE and then signed up to Top Cashback... but is this allowed?
I.e. If I go to Shop A, where it's 3% cashback on Quidco and 5% on Top Cashback, would I get both? or what?
Help a confused girl in need!
Anyway, I signed up with Quidco today after reading it on MSE and then signed up to Top Cashback... but is this allowed?
I.e. If I go to Shop A, where it's 3% cashback on Quidco and 5% on Top Cashback, would I get both? or what?
Help a confused girl in need!
Student Moneysaver with a penchant for Internet shopping...
DEBT (22/08): £170. // AIM: Clear by 07/09 & £50+ in bank account // PROGRESS (30/08): £60
COMPING: A case of vintage Cava from La Tasca worth £80!
DEBT (22/08): £170. // AIM: Clear by 07/09 & £50+ in bank account // PROGRESS (30/08): £60
COMPING: A case of vintage Cava from La Tasca worth £80!
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Hey there I think you can join both but you wouldn't get cashback from both sites...you'd probably have to choose which one you wanted to go via to get their cashback.
However I could be completely wrong about it lol...in which case i'd def be joining up to Quidco too!!A lot of fellows nowadays have a B.A., M.D., or Ph.D. Unfortunately, they don't have a J.O.B."0 -
Hey there I think you can join both but you wouldn't get cashback from both sites...you'd probably have to choose which one you wanted to go via to get their cashback.
However I could be completely wrong about it lol...in which case i'd def be joining up to Quidco too!!
Yeah I didn't think it seemed right. Top Cashback seems better but I've already gone through all my details on Quidco and stick with that I reckonStudent Moneysaver with a penchant for Internet shopping...
DEBT (22/08): £170. // AIM: Clear by 07/09 & £50+ in bank account // PROGRESS (30/08): £60
COMPING: A case of vintage Cava from La Tasca worth £80!0 -
TCB have no annual fee unlike Quidco which takes £5 a year from your account plus you can get more than 100% from tcb in some cases and get 5% off Amazon if you withdrawl your cashback as a amazon code to use online0
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TCB have no annual fee unlike Quidco which takes £5 a year from your account plus you can get more than 100% from tcb in some cases and get 5% off Amazon if you withdrawl your cashback as a amazon code to use online
Yeah I read that, but the question I'm asking is is it possible to use BOTH? and I would like to change to TCB as the fiver fee is annoying but they have my credit card details now... if I delete them would it be ok?Student Moneysaver with a penchant for Internet shopping...
DEBT (22/08): £170. // AIM: Clear by 07/09 & £50+ in bank account // PROGRESS (30/08): £60
COMPING: A case of vintage Cava from La Tasca worth £80!0 -
Yes you can use both no problems0
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Yes you can use both no problems
really? but so my first example, when it's the same company i'd get cashback from BOTH?
seems too good to be true......!!!Student Moneysaver with a penchant for Internet shopping...
DEBT (22/08): £170. // AIM: Clear by 07/09 & £50+ in bank account // PROGRESS (30/08): £60
COMPING: A case of vintage Cava from La Tasca worth £80!0 -
No only one cashback at any one time I thought you meant you could pick and choose which cashback site depending on how pays most0
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Ive just joined Greasy Palm, got £2.50 just for joining, joined the AA, got free emergency home helpline, for £28 and got £10 cash back.
Brillian, Ive joined a few cash back sites, just use the one with the best offer as to what you want.
I did about 3 minutes typing and got £12.50 cant be bad.make the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
and we will never, ever return.0 -
No only one cashback at any one time I thought you meant you could pick and choose which cashback site depending on how pays most
ooooooh!
ok I'm a bit thick, I understand for internet shopping now, but when I'm in a shop in real life what happens? do you have to give quidco etc a receipt then? from what i read i presumed that it would go onto the internet automatically.... I am sooo thick!Student Moneysaver with a penchant for Internet shopping...
DEBT (22/08): £170. // AIM: Clear by 07/09 & £50+ in bank account // PROGRESS (30/08): £60
COMPING: A case of vintage Cava from La Tasca worth £80!0
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