QUIDCO: Current No Spend Offers (Free Money)

Hey_Dude

Petty_Vagrant wrote: »

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:

Which Insurer Dude?

Duder

sysboy

About Payment Method:PayPal (Only available to a maximum of £50), what is the meaning of a maximum of £50?
Will QUIDCO pay unless your earning reachs 50? Thanks.

bristolleedsfan

sysboy wrote: »

About Payment Method:PayPal (Only available to a maximum of £50), what is the meaning of a maximum of £50?
Will QUIDCO pay unless your earning reachs 50? Thanks.

Over 50.00 would have to be an alternative method of payment like BACS I believe.

Toastie

As other one of the days they are offering on there premier 21 (anyone between 16-21) £50cashback.

Before you needed £500 a month to fund the account but this appears to have GONE.

You will need a full uk driving license / full uk passport.

You will need a uk current account.

The interest rate is 10% HOWEVER this in a years time goes down to 1% BELOW the BoE base rate.

Very high rate with unlimited withdralws and no funding needed.

£50.00 ain't bad either!

Toastie

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

Have you not read the 1355% APR? It's crazy!

Basically you pay 1k more and 20quid on top as i read it.

They make profit. NOT YOU!

mango850

thats true

Oggyoi

chalkswindon wrote: »

It is one of the highest ranked in HDUK at the moment number 5.

Sign up to National Lottery Online deposit £5 and they credit you with £5 aswell.

You can withdraw your deposit straight away and still have £5 to use on Lottery or scratch cards I withdrew my straight away then used up my £5 bonus and won £8 so with drew £8 as well.

Please read the thread on HDUK first though as you need to copy a link into your address bar once you have got there via quidco.

PS im quidco tracked a 50p it all helps. So made £8.50 for five mins work.

Of course you could put the £5 on the lottery but i went for Cash Couple scrathcard as it has win ratio of 1 in 3 but smaller wins

Im no good at these posts so best you all read the thread on HDUK first.

Just out of interest does anyone know , if you use a CREDIT card to fund this, do you know if you get hammered by charges, as a cash advance ???

Thanks in advance

bristolleedsfan

Oggyoi wrote: »

Just out of interest does anyone know , if you use a CREDIT card to fund this, do you know if you get hammered by charges, as a cash advance ???

Thanks in advance

Credit Card companies will charge a cash advance fee ( min 2.50/3.00) if it can identify something as anything to do with gambling.

ianonline

Oggyoi wrote: »

Just out of interest does anyone know , if you use a CREDIT card to fund this, do you know if you get hammered by charges, as a cash advance ???

Thanks in advance

As far as I'm aware, you can't fund your Lottery account with a credit card - it HAS to be a debit card (unless they've recently changed the rules) but there's no cash advance fee (or at least I've never been charged by my Abbey debit card).

Ian

bristolleedsfan

ianonline wrote: »

but there's no cash advance fee (or at least I've never been charged by my Abbey debit card).

Ian

True debit card deposits dont attract a cash advance fee via any gambling site transaction. ( only credit cards)