Quote: Originally posted by Librasam on 15/4/2016
Yep, another thumbs up for quidco, had about £500 cash back over the past couple of years. They do charge £5 a year, but don't charge it until you've reached your first £5 cash back. Whenever I'm online shopping, especially Christmas time, always check if the retailers on their list, bounce through quidco to the shopping website and bingo! Sometimes it's also worth googling for discount codes to use as well. I'm always recommending quidco to friends.
Best wishes Sam
You only pay if you are a premium member. Make sure you tick the right box
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I've used Quidco for years. Never had any "cold calls" through using it. If you go to Quidco instead of direct to the website for something you are going to buy anyway, its a no lose situation. Yes, over the years I've used it I'm had a couple of cashback claims rejected, but if you work in the basis that its "not guaranteed", its a bonus when it comes in.
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Hi , after reading this thread I went ahead and signed up to quidco , but I have a question for those that are more familiar with its workings , we occasionally book holidays with park resorts which are on quidco and offer 5% back , my question being on the holidays park resorts allow you to put a deposit down say £50 down on a £300 holiday how does this work or do you have to pay the whole amount up front to qualify for the quidco money back ? Thanks for any help on this
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Topic: Quidco?
Checked out money saving expert and have decided to give it a go.
