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Quidco
Chez2k
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Hi,
Keep seeing posts going on about Quidco.
What is it all about and is it worth joining?
Cheryl
Keep seeing posts going on about Quidco.
What is it all about and is it worth joining?
Cheryl
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It's a website which gives you cashback on purchases and enquiries. So say you wanted to change your electricity supplier, click on a link via Quidco and you'd earn up to about £50 in cashback. Basically the companies give you the money that you've saved them on advertising costs.
It's definitely worth joining, I changed my house insurance, opened a new bank account and changed my gas & leccy supplier along with a couple of other little things and managed to earn myself a cool £250!!0 -
thanks for this reply as I also have often wandered what is was all about. shall be having a look in a wee while:A Tomorrow's just another day - keep smiling0
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Oh right, I will join and go and have a nosey.
It sounds a bit like Mutualpoints (but sounds bit more useful).
Thanks for the info0 -
Also everyday search 'kelkoo' and 'high street web' through Quidco then search on their websites, kelkoo pays 10p for a search (only 1 allowed per day) and high street web pay 8p (2 searches per day max). That's only 26p per day but £94.90 if you do it every day for a year :eek:
Plus if you use ebay, search ebay through Quidco cos they pay cashback for your purchases
It doesn't matter what I'm buying online now I always see if I can go through Quidco first!!DFW Nerd no. 496 - Proud to be dealing with my debts!!0 -
Right, i will bear that in mind.
Thanks0 -
whats the rate through Ebay ? Do you sign in after you start the search ? Every little helps and I have friends who have spent fortunes through E Bay this year, one buying a 2k bike and the sme again on building it up.. Couldve been an earner missed ?Competition wins. 2 festival camping tickets worth 310, case of grants whisky 74. :beer:
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It says '35% for winning a eBay auction. This amount is based on eBay revenue - not on the price you pay' - so don't have the faintest what they're talking about.
I bought something for 50p plus 99p postage and have 27p tracked and 10p validated so far. All adds up
I just searched ebay through quidco and signed in as usual, I've been ebaying for years so it wasn't a new account
HTH
Jo.DFW Nerd no. 496 - Proud to be dealing with my debts!!0 -
Thanks Jo.
I do tend to buy a few things a month and this will be a bonus, well done on all these tips peoples
Competition wins. 2 festival camping tickets worth 310, case of grants whisky 74. :beer:0
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