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ebay and quidco
david69_2
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hi could someone explain how much cash back i will get if i bought something via quidco .
Its says 40% of the revenue i will get not the actual amount and would this apply to buy it now's aswell
Its says 40% of the revenue i will get not the actual amount and would this apply to buy it now's aswell
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You get 40% of the fees paid by the seller, not 40% of the price you pay. It takes some work to figure out what fees they've actually paid, and even then they may be getting a discount if they are a powerseller with good feedback.
The most I've ever received from quidco is about 4p, but that wasn't a high value item. If you're a member of pigsback, that might work out slightly better as they pay 1p per pound that you spend. Definitely less confusing anyway!:www: :: MFi3 ::
Original mortgage free date ~ January 2030 :sad:
Current mortgage free date ~ July 2028
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I think i will go through nectat at least i will get 400 nectar points its a high value item well £400 thats high value to me0
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I got £3.19 from topcashback recently - had to spend around £200.My TV is broken!

Edit: refunded £515 for TV 1.5 years out of warranty - thank you Sale of Goods Act! :j0 -
eBay is no longer available via Quidco. Use TopCashBack instead.:hello:v :money:0
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I used to use Ebay through Quidco until they stopped, now use TopCashBack, it is a very good site.0
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I can't believe how much cash back I have actually missed over the years as I have only recently used it for eBay yet spent thousands over the years on buying items off eBay
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You can use Goofbay to find out how much in fees a seller paid.The View Belongs To Everyone0
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i never remember to go via a cashback site when using ebay
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