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Share experience - car insurance cashback and comparison sites
Dave360180
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Hi all
generally if you find the cheapest deals on a comparison site and then click through directly using a cashback site - does it save you money or do they just inflate the prices ?
generally if you find the cheapest deals on a comparison site and then click through directly using a cashback site - does it save you money or do they just inflate the prices ?
It would be useful to have a rough rule of thumb to save everyone reinventing the wheel. I’m sure someone must have looked at this before
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Hi,yes in my experience the cahback sites price is usually more expensive and in alot much more...which sinply negates the cashback!
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I agree with this and have found cash back sites as a waste of time. You’re probably better using comparison sites on cashback sites (Go Compare is on Quidco, as others may be)n.harvey47 said:Hi,yes in my experience the cahback sites price is usually more expensive and in alot much more...which sinply negates the cashback!0 -
Thanks both. Has anyone out there looked at /got experience of whether using cashback sites to click thru to comparison sites saves money ?0
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I did a rough comparison and it seems not0
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Quote £327. £50 cashback price £399.
It may work for some, not for me. Also it may fall through, you got a quote with another service so that nullify's the cashback?
Check the terms. Maybe you need to risk paying more to get the cashback?
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Yeah. I just did a direct quote with aviva and then clicked through on TCB and it DIDNT inflate the price. So I guess the direct ones generally may not inflate0
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