Quidco - is it really worth it ??

lindseykim13

ive had no outlay atall and made £40.00, just by doing daily clicks and free dvd trials. if you dont want to spend anything dont. they dont charge you they take it out of your earnings so dont kniw why you'd need to be causious your not handing over any bank details, you can get paid by paypal.

crnflke

Paypal take fees from your amount though! Best off being paid by bank transfer (BACS) only costs 5p each time you get 'paid'.

modified_2

I thought about doing my travel insurance through Quidco for my holiday that is quite soon. It says my travel insurnce will cost around £8 (for 14 days in Cyprus), this seems very cheap because my mates are paying around £20! And that isn't even including the 15% I'd get from Quidco. Is it really this good? Theres got to be a catch?

Discount_Diva_6

lindseykim13 wrote: »

ive had no outlay atall and made £40.00, just by doing daily clicks and free dvd trials. if you dont want to spend anything dont. they dont charge you they take it out of your earnings so dont kniw why you'd need to be causious your not handing over any bank details, you can get paid by paypal.

Hi,

Just wondered what daily clicks everyone uses? I have found Kelkoo pays out on Quidco and High Street Shopping (albeit one) but is anyone having particular success with others?

Cheers

DD :j

maemaesmummy

crnflke wrote: »

Paypal take fees from your amount though! Best off being paid by bank transfer (BACS) only costs 5p each time you get 'paid'.

BACS charge was scrapped a couple of months ago:j

GunJack

Guys - sorry to bump this thread again, but I've been doing some research......

I'm looking for new buildings & contents insurance, and tried getting quotes from companies that I can go through quidco for. However, they all seem to charge so much for their products, I can get better cover for less (even after the cashback !!) by going through a broker.

Is this rare/common ?? Is it just me, or has anyone else found this with quidco-friendly companies??

Any advice appreciated.

lynzpower

Im really surprised by that to be honest.

I got my contents from Ltsb and it is 5.88 per month, with 120 cashback. therefore they are paying me to have it...

Are you looking at B&Cs together? as these bundles arnt as cheap as they make out.

WELSH-DRAGON_2

I have had a few not track which is making me cautious now about getting my car insurance thru quidco just incase it does not track. Bingo cafe, the flat searching one, several haven't tracked so will have to raise queries.

welshy x

GunJack

lynz - got a quote for b&c with LTSB, inc. accidental and legal cover. Had been quoted £25 a month through a broker. LTSB came up with £35 a month, so the quidco £100 would still have been dearer. May try your seperate policy trick, though..

phanco

GunJack wrote: »

Guys - sorry to bump this thread again, but I've been doing some research......

I'm looking for new buildings & contents insurance, and tried getting quotes from companies that I can go through quidco for. However, they all seem to charge so much for their products, I can get better cover for less (even after the cashback !!) by going through a broker.

Is this rare/common ?? Is it just me, or has anyone else found this with quidco-friendly companies??

Any advice appreciated.

I'm really surprised at that. I just renewed the car insurance.

Got my esure renewal in - went through quidco and got an esure quote that was £15 more expensive - but then I would save £75 cashback.

Phonedesure to make sure I could take out a new policy and cancel the old - no problem - they even transferred my no-claims on the telephone from old to new, then cancelled new once I had recieved and inspected the new policy.

I have £300 in the last year - with another £95 in the pot at the moment. It is truly a fantastic site.