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QUIDCO - Updated List of No Spend Offers (merged)
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Woodyrocks wrote: »I really don't know what I was expecting but not what was received lol - I thought they would use our details to produce some samples :rolleyes:
I thought most of us only ordered the sample pack in order to be 3.50 richer. :laugh:0 -
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bristolleedsfan wrote: »Did the cashback track.
yes it tracked and already got the money and i only did it about 10 days ago, got samples tohave now given up smoking since feb 13th 2014 loving the money I'm saving0 -
bristolleedsfan wrote: »I thought most of us only ordered the sample pack in order to be 3.50 richer. :laugh:
and that too of courseDEBT FREE AND LOVING LIFE0 -
confused.com
£1 for a home insurance quote..
up to 5 individual quotes
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Did a dual fuel switch with Scottish Power yesterday and it tracked £62 by ths morning!!!! Really quick.0
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gutter, i did not think about quico when i did my switch this week.0
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welshpolarbear wrote: »Did a dual fuel switch with Scottish Power yesterday and it tracked £62 by ths morning!!!! Really quick.
Its 72.00 now. :rotfl:0 -
I signed up with experian's credit report trial for the quidco cashback, and was very confused when I saw a lot of checks on my file all very close together recently - labelled "admiral bell diamond elephant". we all know that lots of checks looks bad, and when i looked into it, turns out it's because of using confused.com. they give you £1 for every home insurance quote through quidco, on up to 5 occasions, so i did it loads of times without realising that it leaves a mark on your file :eek: so one quidco offer got me into trouble but another helped me realise!
Just wanted to let people know, in case anybody does the same as me.0 -
Jackpot Joy are offering £30 for a new Pay to Play (deposit a minimum of £10 and wager at least £10).
can anyone explain what it means by pay to play? is it just the same as all the other bingo sites where you have to deposit and play through £10?0
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