Quidco

[zzzJonny]

Prefer topcashback, no £5 fee. Similar rates and they track just as well as Quidco.

This. Also like how you request payment.

 

[5ingh]

Prefer topcashback, no £5 fee. Similar rates and they track just as well as Quidco.

+1

I think TCB is much, much better. Quick payments as well =)

 

[jaybee]

Been with quidco a year or so and earned about £100.

 

[POB]

Top Cash Back for me also, Quidco lost a few merchants a while back, also with loyalty TCB pays extra.

Currently for example I get 107% of any cashback.

 

[Thunderbolt]

The reason I enquired is due to the 6/8% from the HP site, I now notice that topcashback offers the same deals.

 

[Rids]

Just signed up, cant believe I've missed out on this for so long.

 

[JAMAL]

As said Topcashback is much better!

 

[Wizzfizz]

Prefer topcashback, no £5 fee. Similar rates and they track just as well as Quidco.

This^

I earnt over £900 this year alone via TCB

 

[Jimmy1983]

Good luck getting a decently priced mortgage without a credit card

And do you not buy things online then? or are you foolish enough to use a debit card?

Ive always paid with my debit card, always heard that you get a better comeback if you pay with a credit card?

 

[Jimmy1983]

This^

I earnt over £900 this year alone via TCB

900, wow. What did you buy to earn that much?

 

[SiD the Turtle]

Well according to the Quidco front page they have over 700,00 members. If even a fraction of that hit the £5 membership fee trigger, they'd make a tidy profit.

Quidco's most useful for those one-off purchases like mobile contracts, some money to be made there. Sky was £100 for getting HD as a new customer too.

 

[Jimmy1983]

Big Spender.

I have a Topcashback account but always end up forgetting to use it when purchasing. My own fault.

Yes its the remembering to use TCB or quidco before a purchase which is the pain

 

[Mark A]

Ive made only £90 in a couple of years . Still its £90 more than i would have had.

A lot of the time i find products cheaper from HK or the US or on a site that doesn't use Quidco. I'll always work out which will be cheaper, taking into account the Quidco cashback.

 

[Jimmy1983]

A lot of the time i find products cheaper from HK or the US or on a site that doesn't use Quidco.

DE?

 

[welshboy]

im quite happy with quidco, ive made £646.34 in since march 07
cant complain.

 

[borich_planner]

I've just ordered a Panasonic TX-P42G10 for £654, with an extra 5% cashback through Quidco making it a total of £622 I'm paying. Pretty sweet deal!

Where did you get that from? 622 for that tv is sweet!

Borich

 

[mrochester]

Where did you get that from? 622 for that tv is sweet!

Borich

M&S would you believe

 

[SDK^]

As a few have already mentioned but most have missed - Quidco make lot more than just the £5 member fee. They only pass on some of the commission to customers; the rest they keep themselves.

My girl friend started using it a couple of years ago and has made about £1k back.

Some highlights being - £70 back for switching to a cheaper Gas and Electricity supplier, £100 back for our Car Insurance (it was also a cheap deal), 10% back on our new TV last year and 10% back from the hotels on our trip to Miami and Key West.

 

[rctneil]

Just signed up for both Quidco and TCB, can't believe i've only just started seeing them!

How do you amke sure that they track your purchases?

I am going to order from a company very soon so I clciked the link on TCB site and it just took me to their regular homepage? How do I know that an order will be tracked?

 

[asim18]

And do you not buy things online then? or are you foolish enough to use a debit card?

What's wrong with using a debit card online?

My mum's been using her debit card online for several years. Only defrauded once. The bank paid the money back in, pretty much immediately.