What is QUIDCO?

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What is QUIDCO?

How does it work etc?

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Skeksis

Quidco is a website that provides cashback on goods and services that are purchased through it's site. You can buy anything from computers to travel tickets on there and receive fixed cashback amounts or percentages of the purchase price, depending on where you have bought from. There are many 'high-street' names on there.

Visit www.quidco.com

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Is there a subscription charge?


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Turtle

Quidco is a great site, we've had more than £200 cashback in the last year or so on things we needed anyway, like car insurance. There are many many people on here who have made a lot more! Give it a try.

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Turtle wrote: »

Quidco is a great site, we've had more than £200 cashback in the last year or so on things we needed anyway, like car insurance. There are many many people on here who have made a lot more! Give it a try.

I might give this a go! What have you saved money on?

kisto

More about it on this MSE thread

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=512871

Gemmzie

Car insurance, home insurance, DVDs, CDs, electrical items, clothes etc

The fee is £5 a year but it's taken from what you earn so you don't have to physically find the money and if you make nothing, they don't take it

chevalier

Hi there
To answer your question yes there is a charge. It is £5. However you only pay this when you have made at least £5 in cash back. Not only can you get cash back say for opening a new bank account, changing car insurance proveider, all sorts, but you also get a few pennies a day for nothing, by doing searches on Kelkoo, shopping.com and high street web via their links.

I have had about £100 this year, and this is mainly just for the daily searches. Every little helps

There are other cash back sites you can sign up to as well, eg topcashback.co.uk, greasypalm, britishrewards.co.uk etc and they you can compare a company to see which site gives the most cash back!
chev

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I am on the Quidco website looking through the 'Merchants' section and its showing percentages and amounts, would this be the amount/percentage you would get back from the item purchased? and what happens when you get money back does it go into a sort of quidco holding account and how long does it take for them to give you money back?


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buxtonrabbitgreen

Once the cashback has been tracked and validated, it will, eventually say on your account that it has been paid (to quidco) then they will pay it directly into your bank account. It varies as to how long it takes. For instance I changed car and home insurance through quidco making about £230 cashback. I took the insurances in June but didn't get paid till October. I just look on it as a nice bonus when it does arrive. And it's always a good time to get free money.