Hi
Just wanted to see if fellow edugeekers use Quidco.
Just found it recently and suprised i didn't start using it sooner.
Ideal for people who do a lot of online shopping.
Is there anything to look out for using Quidco?
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Hi
Just wanted to see if fellow edugeekers use Quidco.
Just found it recently and suprised i didn't start using it sooner.
Ideal for people who do a lot of online shopping.
Is there anything to look out for using Quidco?
I use it and it makes a difference! Total cashback due this year so far is £103! Just for clicking through from the Quidco site.
I've had over 2k back from Quidco over the last few years, so definitely worth it :). Also check out some of the other cashback websites, and compare what they're offering over at Money Saving Expert: Consumer Revenge - Credit Cards, Shopping, Bank Charges, Cheap Flights and more
Since a lot of them don't charge you anything for being a member/getting cashback you may as well maximise your return!
Only recently started using it too. Got some back on my Virgin Media install (and even got the deals from Virgin such as 2 months free etc) and look to use it more in future :)
I've had almost £500 from Quidco according to my account page. I've moved over to TopCashback - same deal but no £5 a year fee (I've had over £130 from them too!)
Been using Quidco for about three years now, currently up to £1233.50 !
Insurance deals used to be really good on their, but have cut back a bit now. Worth signing up; Dell are on there which has been useful when friends and family have wanted new computers or laptops. I'll talk them through what they want and ensure they get a good price, while ensuring I get a small kick back for my trouble. ;-) Shame I can't use them buying computers for the school! :D
Pete
I use them as well, definitely recommend.
Only had about £75 from them as I've stopped ordering as much online, but definately worth it. Sometimes cash back takes a few months to come through, but when it does it's a great feeling.
Yeah, I've had around £80 back from them - I do wonder though if I actually spend / purchase more as its so simple to use!
Yep, been using Quidco for years...
You may want to use TopCashBack, does not charge the annual £5 fee like Quidco, guaranteed to be the best rates (ie. at least matches Quidco's cashback rates) and you can earn upto an additional 10% on the advertised cashback rates.
Biggest cashbacks on car insurance, utilities, mobile and broadband contracts.