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Halifax 'cashback extras' and other retailers card-linked rewards - Clash?

Bossworld
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I've tried to use a 'card linked perks' offer via my employer's scheme, 'Perks at Work' (10% back from Morrisons).
It's yet to track, and their online guidance makes mention of potential issues if your card is linked to more than one scheme, and that registering elsewhere should pull your PAW card link. I note that Quidco do their own 'high street cashback' scheme (my card isn't linked to this).
Don't suppose anyone knows from experience if Quidco, PAW, and any other scheme, run separately to the banks' own schemes? E.g. Halifax Cashback Extras, NatWest Rewards?
Can't find a straight answer online. Halifax didn't know the answer. PAW just requoted their same thing.
I don't know how these networks (Quidco/PAW) get the transaction information; I always assumed the banks, Amex etc. just look at merchant ID and transaction date, hence why their own reward schemes track so quickly. But the Halifax one is opt-in per offer, if that makes any difference.
It's yet to track, and their online guidance makes mention of potential issues if your card is linked to more than one scheme, and that registering elsewhere should pull your PAW card link. I note that Quidco do their own 'high street cashback' scheme (my card isn't linked to this).
Don't suppose anyone knows from experience if Quidco, PAW, and any other scheme, run separately to the banks' own schemes? E.g. Halifax Cashback Extras, NatWest Rewards?
Can't find a straight answer online. Halifax didn't know the answer. PAW just requoted their same thing.
I don't know how these networks (Quidco/PAW) get the transaction information; I always assumed the banks, Amex etc. just look at merchant ID and transaction date, hence why their own reward schemes track so quickly. But the Halifax one is opt-in per offer, if that makes any difference.
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Couldnt you open a number of halifax accounts and then use each debit card signed up and used separately for each scheme ?
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TOP_CAT said:Couldnt you open a number of halifax accounts and then use each debit card signed up and used separately for each scheme ?
Our (NatWest) joint account is on the lowest rewards thing they offer, so I think that falls foul of P@W's RBS specific advice.
Could open a new, separate credit card I suppose but seems a lot of faff for the occasional 10% back on groceries.
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What I'd be really interested in, is whether anyone is signed up to Quidco's equivalent scheme, and also has their bank's scheme operational at the same time?0 -
Turns out that Halifax's one clashes with Perks at Work, and I assume Quidco too.
I've signed up for an Amazon mastercard, got to hope/assume that the Amazon integration means that they draw transaction info via different means, and I'll be able to also pair that card with Perks at Work but we'll soon find out.1 -
I wasn't aware of this. My company use giftcards discounted instead of this way.0
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Sorry never updated the thread. The Amazon card works fine for Perks@Work card-based perks, and also tots up a miniscule amount of points towards Amazon vouchers at the same time (£10 for every £4000 spent elsewhere).
I earned about £60 of Wow Points back just doing normal Morrisons grocery shops over the space of two months - they kept showing 10% every week on Perks@Work.0
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