Cashback article discussion

Totts

Sorry I'm new to this and still finding the right place to post for specific things.

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andyt248gb

Hi

Hoping someone will be able to advise me, I have got to claim some benefits and does cahsback from quidco etc class as an income? and also is it taxable by the inland revenue??

Many thanks in advance

Andy

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andyt248gb wrote: »

Hi

Hoping someone will be able to advise me, I have got to claim some benefits and does cahsback from quidco etc class as an income? and also is it taxable by the inland revenue??

Many thanks in advance

Andy

Nothing for you to worry about. It isn't income - just a discount on the purchase of goods. Not taxable in any way.

RubyBlueberry

I booked flights with Monarch through Paypal offers last August 2008 to travel in October 2008, at the time Monarch were offering £20 cashback per passenger (there were 3 fare paying and one infant) , and that it may take 100 days after travel to receive cashback.

I am still waiting for this, so I have been busily emailing Paypal, paypal offers and Monarch only to be told today that Monarch never offered any cash back - can anybody help me here? How should I proceed?

Apologies if this is in wrong place, if so can anybody direct me? Thanks!

sbrom1ss

Having the same trouble with my first experience with Quidco. I bought car insurance from Zurich, which hasn't appeared in my account with Quidco. When I try to make a missing transaction, it says it cannot investigate transactions for this merchant. WHY then does Zurich still appear on Quidco's website? Unlike some con-merchants, the insurance is now up and running and I have no intention of cancelling it. FUMING

sbrom1ss

You'll be VERY lucky to get any cahsback from Quido on anything!

interesting_person

I use TopCashbackl all the time. So far this year I have earned £34 for applying for American Express cashback card, £27 for buying a holiday through Lastminute.com and expect to receive £60 for changing my energy supplier to EDF and lots more. I would have used these sites anyway - I just made sure that when I found what I wanted, I went through the TopCashback site to get the commission. Unlike Quidco, they don't charge an annual fee.

Good luck earning cashback!

:T

Inforapennyinforapound

I have used a cashback site for the first time being Quidco.

I have registered etc and i can see the money i have earnt.......but how on earth can they pay me?I dont recall being asked for bank details etc or indeed how i want payment.

I have gone to the 'settings' tab but this is only asking about a new email address or a new bank account etc.It doesnt ask me to actually register my bank details for the first time.Has anyone got a clue what i am saying?..am getting confused, Thanks

eslick

at the top of the middle of the page there is a setting page, its got your username and then settings its in there

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Inforapennyinforapound wrote: »

I have used a cashback site for the first time being Quidco.

I have registered etc and i can see the money i have earnt.......but how on earth can they pay me?I dont recall being asked for bank details etc or indeed how i want payment.

I have gone to the 'settings' tab but this is only asking about a new email address or a new bank account etc.It doesnt ask me to actually register my bank details for the first time.Has anyone got a clue what i am saying?..am getting confused, Thanks

You might want to be aware of this thread before using Quidco for any large transactions. There have been a lot of problems over recent weeks getting the money out of Quidco, as they themselves admit:

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?p=24052941#post24052941