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topcashback and quidco
keithadams106
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Just started with these two still a bit unsure as not had a payout yet from either but wanted to know your experiences and how you make it work for you. also if you use anything else what do u use.
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I use both sites and had payouts fine from both. I use Topcashback far more (I joined it first and just think to use it before Quidco), but sometimes Quidco has a better cashback rate for a site/store or they have a site that Topcashback doesn't.
Both great sites. Just a case of remembering to check them before buying anything.0 -
TCB and Q are easily the best, as others may go out of business or not have enough good offers for you to ever reach the amount needed to get a payout.
I used to get very small amounts from Q when I bought things on eBay, but they have stopped doing that now. I use TCB for Dunelm a lot.Who having known the diamond will concern himself with glass?
Rudyard Kipling0 -
Use TCB for just about everything, not least as they match Qudico's cashback rates if you notify them.
Up to £456 cashback in the past 12 months.0 -
I've just started with Quidco and have so far completed two quotes, brought my vitamins from Boots and switched my current account earning £42. I'm very happy and it was easy once you get your head around the website. I might have a look at Top Cash Back and see what they are like.House renovation savings £25,000/£25,000
Emergency fund £1000
When you hit rock bottom the only way is up!
If you believe in yourself you can climb mountains0 -
i like my tcb payout in tesco points0
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