Quidco - Is it worth it?

Indispensable_Hobbes

GeCon wrote: »

How do you do searches? And where do you find daily clicks? Are they like clickthroughs on Pigsback?

not quite the same. daily clicks are things you can get a little bit of £ each day.

for quidco they are The Highstreet Web and Kelkoo.
Make sure you're logged into Quidco
Go to The Highstreet Web http://www.quidco.com/the-high-street-web/ (I have this and Kelkoo saved to my favourites so its easily accessible)
Click the following link

Do a search
When the results come through click a link to go to whatever you searched.

You can do that twice and once on Kelkoo. I leave about 10mins before doing the Highstreet a second time.

You'll see on the home page something like this: £0.04 from The High Street Web tracked* on 07/06/2008

You should take a look at http://www.click-your-way2cash.co.uk/kate-s--click-tips--2.htm

FatAndy

I joined Quidco last November and I've just passed £300 of earnings, just over £100 of which is now in my bank account and £180 is validated.

Big earners were-
£60.00 for switching energy supplier to British Gas (which I was going to do anyway)
£40.00 for signing up to BT Broadband (ditto)
£41.00 for applying for a Goldfish Credit Card (which I've never used)
£50.00 from Betfair (which was paid in May) for placing bets totalling £10.00 from which I got back £14.25.
£20.00 for betting £5.00 at William Hill
£25.00 for betting £10.00 at Coral.

I don't tend to bother much with the daily clicks as it seems a lot of effort for 2p.

aqueoushumour01

worth it for car insurance although i use topcashback now mainly (unless the cashback is higher on quidco)

cheekyvimto13

I made a good bit of money back throu ebay so gutted there gone, but i now use my search funds which builds up by paying you for every search you do and now switched to getting ebay from them too 50% back better than quidcos 40% so wit woo.:p

i can send you there link if you private message me as not sure i can put it on here i've messed up before with referral link lol..:rotfl:

cwp500

DUKE wrote: »

No, definitely not worth it for me as I only do/did the daily clicks and they rarely track.

I agree with Jazzy though - Topcashback's good for a few quid by just doing daily clicks.

Spot on. dont bother with quidco.

Use topcashback and cashbackkings - they are reliable whereas complacent quidco are not.

dont put yourself in debt though buying things you dont need for the sake of a few quid price reduction.

buxtonrabbitgreen

Worth it for me. I have had about £300 cashback from doing house and car insurance.Buying a few things that I was going to buy anyway usually xmas presents for the kids from Woolworth or halfords. As most people say, see the cashback as a bonus. Ie my car insurance renewal this year was £208 and I changed suppliers. Same cost and slightly better benefits and £70 cashback. Eventually. I didn't know National express was on there. Just bought tickets as well.

Dra90n

Yep definitely. I've had £337 back from Quidco since August 2007

ela

Definately worth it for me! £78 since October, things I was buying anyway, a couple of savings accounts, betair. Placed an order with M & S 20 minutes ago and its tracked already.

helen79

I think its defo worth it, wish I had known about it sooner!

Spud_2

Hell yeah!