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Quidco - Is it worth it?
GeCon
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Hi,
I have been registered with them for a while now. I have only accumulated a few pounds so far and was asking myself whether it was worth it. I don't really buy a lot online, so no cashback. Any comments are much appreciated.
Sorry if posted in the wrong place.
Thanks.
I have been registered with them for a while now. I have only accumulated a few pounds so far and was asking myself whether it was worth it. I don't really buy a lot online, so no cashback. Any comments are much appreciated.
Sorry if posted in the wrong place.
Thanks.
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I've earned £612 from Quidco in the past two year.....so yes, it's been worth it."One day I realised that when you are lying in your grave, it's no good saying, "I was too shy, too frightened."
Because by then you've blown your chances. That's it."0 -
Hi, yes been worth it for me. Havent done anything that I wouldnt have done without Quidco and still made over £100 in last 8mths. Getting cashback on things like ebay soon adds up. Been worth the £5 admin charge for me.:j Survey sites are boring but points add up if you persist with it - Great way to save up for xmas! Quidco is brill, watching the money pile up. Every penny counts !! :T0
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Better odds on getting paid through buying tickets in the Nigerian Lottery then buying something, following the rules and expecting to get paid out by Quidco !0
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I joined Quidco in December last year and have had £130 already, that's from buying a cooker, some car insurance, a few bingo signups and all the free money offers. I was paid the £50 Betfair from the Grand National last week, and I have yet to open a ticket on unpaid cashback.
With sites like these, if you treat it as a bonus not a guarantee, you're rarely disappointed. I have had over £1000 from Pigsback/Quidco/Greasypalm in the last 2 years, so I think that's good, for nothing.0 -
If you're prepared to take the time do do the clicks then of course its worth it.
I've got a balance of £88 on quidco at the moment. i've switched energy suppliers, taken insurance, bought a couple of things and done daily clicks.
You can get £0.10 a day on searches on quidco.
If you've got any time spare in the day whats the harm of clicking and getting paid for it
I've had over £110 from pigsback and not bought a thing. 0 -
I just joined Quidco in Jan 08, I only buy the things I need, have recently had home ins, broadband set up etc and so far I've received £30 and have £60 on the way, so I see it as worth it. I wouldn't buy just for the sake of getting cash back but I thin if you do any online transactions through Quidco ( where cashback is available) then yes it is worth it - free moneyBusy mum of 3, so if my posts don't make sense or ask a silly question be patient:rotfl:0
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Of course it is worth it - it is no problem to use and it earns you money!
It is amazing for things like home and car insurance and I have had several £100 cashbacks from these. In all I have had around £600 back in 2-3 years!To infinity and beyond!0 -
Yes i think its worth it too, especially when doing, car insurance, home insurance etc, also done the bet fair and got £50 for opening an account, I have had about £150 back and only started using the site in December. Looking for info on the Quidco thread soon gets the penny's to addd up.0
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Hi, yes been worth it for me. Havent done anything that I wouldnt have done without Quidco and still made over £100 in last 8mths. Getting cashback on things like ebay soon adds up. Been worth the £5 admin charge for me.
Can you please explain the bit about Ebay and what the £5 admin charge is?
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I've got a balance of £88 on quidco at the moment. i've switched energy suppliers, taken insurance, bought a couple of things and done daily clicks.
You can get £0.10 a day on searches on quidco.
How do you do searches? And where do you find daily clicks? Are they like clickthroughs on Pigsback?
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