QUIDCO: Current No Spend Offers (Free Money)

stinky_daddy

chalkswindon wrote: »

I have just seen a Lottery deal on HDUK has anyone on here done this ?

Only 2 Lottery deals that I know of both of which is to sign up for an on-line account (saves going out on those rainy days - of which there are aplenty!!!).

Unfortunately, already had an online account before I found the offer - if it's not these please let me know as I would be most interested (as would everyone else I would imagine).

1 via Quidco (50p for registering & £3.50 for first ticket bought) & the other other via hotukdeals (£5 matched amount when you add £5)
Links:
http://www.quidco.com/national-lottery-lotto/
http://www.hotukdeals.com/item/174361/free-5-play-at-national-lottery/

I do not know if you could do them in conjuction together though.

betterbargains4u

I can't log on to Quidco today. Keep getting this message

Fatal error: Lost connection to MySQL server during query in /home/admin/domains/quidco.com/maple_lib/mysql/mysql_connection.php on line 19

Anyone else having this problem?

andi_d

same here. some server problems apparently.

jo1972

I'm getting the same error message, grrr just when I wanna order summat, I was on there fine at 7am this morning!!! :mad:

Angie100

betterbargains4u wrote: »

I can't log on to Quidco today. Keep getting this message

Fatal error: Lost connection to MySQL server during query in /home/admin/domains/quidco.com/maple_lib/mysql/mysql_connection.php on line 19

Anyone else having this problem?

I've just logged in fine using firefox browser.

ianonline

Angie100 wrote: »

I've just logged in fine using firefox browser.

me too

Lesleymg

betterbargains4u wrote: »

I can't log on to Quidco today. Keep getting this message

Fatal error: Lost connection to MySQL server during query in /home/admin/domains/quidco.com/maple_lib/mysql/mysql_connection.php on line 19

Anyone else having this problem?

I could not log on via bookmarks, however I went via google and could, although I had to log in to quidco again.

moonrakermagpie

Hi there,

Looking on quidco I see that Payday uk will pay £40 for taking out a loan.

There smallest amount is £80 borrowed and £100 paid back, so with the £40 cash back that is £20 profit.

Has anyone done this, and could this be done every month for a regular income of £20 a month???

Any input would be welcome.

Steve

Hizz

moonrakermagpie wrote: »

Hi there,

Looking on quidco I see that Payday uk will pay £40 for taking out a loan.

There smallest amount is £80 borrowed and £100 paid back, so with the £40 cash back that is £20 profit.

Has anyone done this, and could this be done every month for a regular income of £20 a month???

Any input would be welcome.

Steve

You'll end up with quite a few credit searches showing on your credit history that may make other lenders / credit providers a little nervous seeing that you are trying to take out lots of loans in short spaces of time.

Petty_Vagrant

I took out contents insurance for my wife's grandmother a 6 weeks ago, which came to less that £50 pa. I have just been paid out £80 with another £80 still tracking - although I'm not holding my breath on that one.

Still rather chuffed though. :rotfl: