Anyone use Quidco?

[ranj]

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?

[tech_guy]

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.

[Soulfish]

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!

[synaesthesia]

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

[fiendishlyclever]

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!)

[FragglePete]

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!

 

Pete

[SteveBentley]

I use them as well, definitely recommend.

[Hightower]

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.

[Sylv3r]

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!

[MYK-IT]

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.

Edited September 3, 2010 by MYK-IT