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The 2008 Money Neutral Gift Challenge
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I only just joined Quidco and ordered something through it, is that the only way you get the money back? With pigsback you do 'click' throughs and get points. Is there anything like that on Quidco?0
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I only just joined Quidco and ordered something through it, is that the only way you get the money back? With pigsback you do 'click' throughs and get points. Is there anything like that on Quidco?
Hi
Quido the same, just takes some routing, I use
Shopping.com
Kellko
The high street web
Just log them under favourites,
Also worth putting ebay on favourites, if you buy through the quido link you get 35% of the listing price of the item, when you buy.
xxx rip dad... we had our ups and downs but we’re always be family xx0 -
The main ones I use are
Mutual Points
Quidco
greasypalm
xxx rip dad... we had our ups and downs but we’re always be family xx0 -
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I'd like to join this, i've updated my sig to show where I am up to! This is a great idea, I worked out last night I'll spend over a £1000 on pressies all year :eek: So the more I get free the better!!
Hayley x:heart: Think happy & you'll be happy :heart:
I :heart2: my doggies
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Please count me in. I have just joined the Jan Grocery Challenage and would like to keep focus on Xmas 08. Like you Hayley11 I spent over £1000 pounds on presents and would like to cut back as much as poss.
Have brought some pressies already for 08 from Boots sale but will ebay as much as I can to recover the costsJan Grocery Challenge(updated 31/1/08) Budget£300 Spend £202.15:j0 -
Im organised - just spent 6 hrs going through all cupboards etc for the presents that were for recycling, items brought throughout the yr, those just in case I need them, and the items from Argos (highly recommend their sale) spent £40 - ebaysales and Boots sale, (points), and bar 3 sets of presents £20 allocated) thats all 2008 (bar parents and daughter) its all done and a allocated about 1/4 presents.
Saved over £400 not buying bday presents xxxx rip dad... we had our ups and downs but we’re always be family xx0 -
I'd like to join too - I've covered every birthday up till the end of May with a spend of £7 (they're recycled Christmas gifts and the emergency gift I turned out not to need, which I suppose would technically make them £0 as I spent this before the challenge started), and have £15 in book tokens and £10 in Boots vouchers still to spend.Organised Birthdays and Christmas: Spend So Far: £193.75; Saved from RRP £963.76
Three gifts left to buy0 -
Wanting to join this one too, please
I lost it this Christmas and as a result managed to gift myself with a credit card bill which I will be paying off for most of 2008
I had promised myself that next Christmas I wouldn't allow myself to do this again, and what better way than to be organised early in the year, get pressies cheap in the sales and when I see items reduced throughout the year and then try to make the money up during the year with surveys, click throughs and ebay?
Thanks for the brilliant idea OP, and count me in0 -
arrrgghhhh I forgot to list on ebay 10p listing day yesterday
Hope everyone else rememebered0
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