I NEED HELP!!!!!!! (please)

BubbyB_rises_again

Can anyone help please, I am mighty confused.
I dont really understand Quidco...I'm not sure whether it's worth the bother and everything, I haven't signed up yet, so could anyone show me the light...or the dark?????

thanks in advance

fergual2

Hi Bubby - ok I'm no expert here on quidco.
But can say I've had about 40quid back since april - so I think it's worth it.

1. sign-up + select payment terms (when and how much you should be paid)

2. To make purchases, sign-in to quidco
3. select merchant
4. use quidco link to click through to store
5. pay for goods on-line
6. check back in quidco after 24-48 hours and transaction should be tracked
7. wait for confirmation and payment to an allocated bank account - depending on merchants can be between 1-3 months.
8. Some people say clear cookies before making transaction - but I rarely bother and not missed any so far.
9. Once you are paid £5 in a year by quidco merchants - quidco take that £5 as admin. The rest is your cashback to keep.
Hope this helps
Cheers
Al

hflower74

I dont think you have anything to lose but a few quid or more to gain.

LGDNUFC

hi... im also a bit confused by quidco too. i currently have £12 in quidco and have paid £5 fee. i have selected paypal as how i want to get my cash. how do i request the payment into my paypal account???
any help would be greatly appreciated!!
:beer:

BubbyB_rises_again

fergual2 wrote: »

Hi Bubby - ok I'm no expert here on quidco.
But can say I've had about 40quid back since april - so I think it's worth it.

1. sign-up + select payment terms (when and how much you should be paid)

2. To make purchases, sign-in to quidco
3. select merchant
4. use quidco link to click through to store
5. pay for goods on-line
6. check back in quidco after 24-48 hours and transaction should be tracked
7. wait for confirmation and payment to an allocated bank account - depending on merchants can be between 1-3 months.
8. Some people say clear cookies before making transaction - but I rarely bother and not missed any so far.
9. Once you are paid £5 in a year by quidco merchants - quidco take that £5 as admin. The rest is your cashback to keep.
Hope this helps
Cheers
Al

ye thanks alot, but btw is there a way of earning without spending??????
thx anyway

villeroy1502

There are ways to get money for very little effort, but you need to be on the ball & read the quidco thread.

Some of the offers come and go in a few days. The other way is what is known as daily clicks. Again read the quidco thread for a better explanation.

Quidco is worth doing,so far this year I've had over £165 back.

:beer:
As for geting your money, money is generally paid at the end of the month. You don't request it, but you can set limits on amounts going into your account (although I thing there is a limit set on paypal.)

To have a rough idea what you're going to be paid when, goto transactions &click on the month down the side & it will give you payment months.

buxtonrabbitgreen

It was worth it for me. I have had £160 back just for buying my home and car insurance this year, also about another £10 for buying the odd thing and clicking on kelkoo

Mesopotania

I've been with quidco for over a year and have received £486 cashback ! I always do my insurance through them (and my mums), switch electricity suppliers, buy things, etc

I get mine paid into my bank account so there are no fees (unlike paypal) - just the standard £5 admin once a year. Quidco is fab

BubbyB_rises_again

so you dont get that much for actual free (as in without buying anything???

alanobrien

BubbyB its worth it.
I have switched house insurance, car insurance, life insurance RAC etc and bought various stuff via quidco and recieved approx £300 back from them this year.;)

beefcarrot

It's definitely worth it. I across it in August and have earned about £120 so far. This has mainly been through changing car insurers and electricity supplier. I also check to see if I can get a discount when buying something online.
There are a few freebies around - £6 for signing up for 2 months' free cover with Experian springs to mind.
Is it worth it? Definitely!