Topcashback, Quidco and Shopitize app deals thread - post all deals and codes

JAG

Mr Kipling Exceedingly Good Lemon Sponge Puddings (2x85g) £1.50 in ASDA, £1.00 TCB making them 50p.

shopaholic2006

Parazone toilet wipes 74p at tesco, buy 2 get 45p Q
Levi jerk BBQ sauce £1 at tesco, buy 1 get 30p Q
Club mint 8 pack £1 at tesco, buy 1 get 30p Q
Sanex 500ml shower gelhalf price in sainsburys approx £1.50, buy 1 get 25p Q
Powerade 4 pack either £2 each at sains or 2 for £4 asda, buy 4 get £2.40 Q
Crunchier blast 3 pack either £1.50 each at sains or 2 for £3 asda, buy 2 get 75p Q
Crazy jack 250g chick peas 89p sains, buy 1 get 50p TCB
Ainsley soups 4 pack are 2 for £1.50 sains, buy 2 get 35p Q
Birdseye Mexican rice fusion £1 asda, get 40p TCB
Kipling lemon sponge twin pack £1.50 asda, get £1 TCB
Ariel actilift bio 24 wash gel £4 asda, buy 1 get £1 Q
You strawberry 500g 75p asda, buy 1 get 35p TCB
Mountain Dew 6 pack £3 asda, buy 1 get £1.20 TCB
Pilgrim choice cheese buy 2 for £5 asda, buy 2 get £1.20 Q

There's my shopping list for today, HTH :-)

levis2891

can you only get cashback at tesco online if you click through the link, not add it after your shop?

we've never used it for online shops but have done instore so didn't realise it worked differently

also, WHY do we have to give our tesco password to quidco????

it says so they can check but honestly it doesn't seem right. if they needed to check wouldn't they use the order no, this way they have complete access to your account so in theory they could check anything, change anything, and honestly isn't it a breach to give out a password.....so if something does happen it would be our own fault and tesco would take no responsibility as we were silly enough to give out a private password

i know theres a quidco rep that answers questions on here, i'd appreciate it if you could add comment

Georgiegirl256

Thanks Shopaholic Glad I read your list, I hadn't realised parazone wipes were on offer.

sandybrag

levis2891 wrote: »

can you only get cashback at tesco online if you click through the link, not add it after your shop?

we've never used it for online shops but have done instore so didn't realise it worked differently

also, WHY do we have to give our tesco password to quidco????

it says so they can check but honestly it doesn't seem right. if they needed to check wouldn't they use the order no, this way they have complete access to your account so in theory they could check anything, change anything, and honestly isn't it a breach to give out a password.....so if something does happen it would be our own fault and tesco would take no responsibility as we were silly enough to give out a private password

i know theres a quidco rep that answers questions on here, i'd appreciate it if you could add comment

There is absoultely no reason why anyone should need your password for any purpose.

If anyone else asks for it, I would report them accordingly. If a member of the Quidco Team is requesting this, I would report them accordingly to Quidco. You may also want to advise or forward the request to Tesco themselves making them aware.

There has recently been a spate of Tesco clubcard accounts being accessed illegally and vouchers used. This could have something to do with that?. Just a suggestion.

ernie-money

Georgiegirl256 wrote: »

I've done that a couple of times, ie bought penguin biscuits at say Tesco, but the offer was Morrisons etc!

I haven't really bought many offers at all lately, but when I do, I stand there and weigh up wether or not it REALLY is a good offer or not, quite often, you can get a different size or different brand (sometimes own brand), which is just as good and still works out cheaper than getting the offer.

I'm more careful nowadays, and don't just buy the offer for the sake of it....even if it does make my shopping take longer lol!

I've only bloody done it again! Bought Crunchy Nut Cornflakes yesterday & shopitize didn't include Sainsbury's - Derr...

levis2891

sandybrag wrote: »

There is absoultely no reason why anyone should need your password for any purpose.

If anyone else asks for it, I would report them accordingly. If a member of the Quidco Team is requesting this, I would report them accordingly to Quidco. You may also want to advise or forward the request to Tesco themselves making them aware.

its not a particular person, but on the settings to do cashback online at tesco (u need to link your account) so it asks for email address and password.

i guess they think its probably easier to access your account than go through the formal channels when theres an issue with a cashback, but to me it just seems stupid to give out a password, any password really

and i was thinking the same about the clubcard vouchers, anyone at quidco could print vouchers, change address/details so they could basically use your vouchers as well as change orders to be delivered elseswhere and for those that save their payment details to save time checking out, couldn't they just place orders on your account???? well maybe not if you need the security no on the back of cards. but its possible your account could be used to place fraudulent orders with stolen card i guess.....i know it might be far fetched but its possible

it worries me that this might be the norm, as don't quite a few people on here use clicksnap on online orders, i know about companies using cookies/your browser data etc for marketing purposes but asking for your passwords from your online supermarket accounts just seems completely wrong

i can't be the 1st who has an issue with this? or have they recently changed it to ask for passwords?

quoia

shopaholic2006 wrote: »

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Pilgrim choice cheese buy 2 for £5 asda, buy 2 get £1.20 Q

There's my shopping list for today, HTH :-)
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UNLESS you specifically want Pilgrims ... not currently the best offer

Even with the cashback discount 2 x 350g for £3.80 is £5.43 a kilo

Just buy ASDA's Chosen by You Mature or Extra Mature SOMERSET CHEDDAR

300g for £1.50 (until 15th June) which is £5 a kilo
(AND NO MESSING )

And the EXTRA MATURE is really YUMMY

shopaholic2006

NEW Offer added on quidco

Asda white potatoes 5kg £3.65 get £1 cash back ONLY until 02/06

vpeake

sandybrag wrote: »

There is absoultely no reason why anyone should need your password for any purpose.

If anyone else asks for it, I would report them accordingly. If a member of the Quidco Team is requesting this, I would report them accordingly to Quidco. You may also want to advise or forward the request to Tesco themselves making them aware.

There has recently been a spate of Tesco clubcard accounts being accessed illegally and vouchers used. This could have something to do with that?. Just a suggestion.

it needs your password for Mysupermarket.co.uk but that's because it transfers the items into your basket on tesco, otherwise they wouldn't be able to add the stuff. But for quidco there's no reason?