£50 cashback for credit card application

skibster

summerday wrote: »

Many thanks for this, I was accepted instantly. Will just go and see if Quidco tracked ok...

Also, sorry to sound thick, but the 0% comission on purchases abroad, does that mean that literally any spends on your card abroad (in shops etc) will have no charge at all made?

When I looked into the PO card before, it was because it didn't charge currency conversion fees when you make overseas purchases as most cards do. I thought maybe that bit out 0% commission was an odd way of referring to the conversion fees? Don't know for sure, though.

carolineb23

tcb still not tracked for me either, applied tuesday evening.

bulktrans

is there a charge if I don't use the card at all?

bulktrans

thnx just applied ...

chambta

bulktrans wrote: »

is there a charge if I don't use the card at all?

No.

Mine tracked on Quidco the next day.

Anon

TCB not tracked yet (applied Wednesday). Not concerned yet as some do take time to come through.

Anon

jamespir

i got the well let you know in five days

GingerDi

Tried to submit a cash back claim on quidco as more than 3 days ago that I applied. You need your credit card number (last 4 digits) before you can submit a claim. So you need go wait for the card59 arrive first.

imposter

A heads up for those who are self-employed and/or live in this century and do their banking and pay their taxes online

They are making me work for my £50! They want four pieces of information, including bank statements (all mine are online) and proof of income like a pay slip (I don't have one, since I am self employed). My HMRC return is also online. In order to get my documents "certified" I guess I go up the Post Office with my laptop and show them the "original" PDF? How else can I prove my income if I don't have a printed piece of paper?:rotfl:

I understand money laundering regs etc but this is ridiculous. I've never ever been in debt, been with the same bank 25 years, living in the same house 30 years, have a nice wodge of savings and yet they want me to jump through so many hoops which I simply can't do in my circumstances.

Luckily I know the people up the Post Office so they will be sympathetic. But is it any wonder the PO is struggling when it's such a bureaucratic nightmare that doesn't live in this century (the online world)? It will be with some glee I receive the £50 cashback and cut up their card... if I ever get either... :mad:

Rant over :cool:

paulofessex

Very odd, l have not recieved junk mail before from the Post Office but guess what pops through the door today, a letter addressed to me trying to sell me OVER 50 insurance, how dare they l have some years to go yet.

I am certain l have not recieved junk mail from the PO before, until now, just a few days after applying for the credit card.

Seeing the PO logo on the letter l thought it was a decision on my application, but no, not yet