Quidco

[stupet11]

Yes, but it's not guaranteed - even if you do everything right and even have cleared cookies, cash back can be declined. I mainly use it for house / car insurance, and of course holidays (I book separately)... but I don't go for biggest cash back - I stick to companies I know and trust, and have got cash back from before.

[wanye]

like bondy, i make my purchases through a different web browser now as i've had a bunch of declined transactions in the past...

but no, its not too good to be true, ive made about a grand and a half back through using it. its best for things like phone/utility contracts/insurance, but theres loads of everyday spending cashback available... i have a chrome plugin which pops up a notification every time i'm on a site that does quidco cashback, that way i dont forget to click through it to get it to track

it sometimes takes 6+ months for money to track and get paid, but i just use it as a nice little bonus every so often, and just get it returned as an amazon voucher and treat myself to something nice once in a while

[simmofamily]

Use it all the time. Have earnt thousands over the years. Just been paid £77 for my cruise I'm going on in 4 weeks with Thomsons. Insurances are always a good one and new mobile phone contracts. Also always check Quidco before doing any shopping online and go through there link

[Momofboys]

I use topcashback, I found quidco were declining too many without reason. so moved to tcb, but either one, free money, why wouldnt you!

[FloridaNuts93]

Thanks everyone.

[teallach]

Not only have I earned in excess of £2500 through Quidco over the years but I actually won the Easter prize (last year) of £5000 cash too, so you could say that I’m a fan
You just need to remember that it’s not always guaranteed, so it’s sometimes better to go with a definite lower price than to chance a higher price and not get cash back... if that makes sense?

[Smilesonfaces]

Originally Posted by teallach

Not only have I earned in excess of £2500 through Quidco over the years but I actually won the Easter prize (last year) of £5000 cash too, so you could say that I’m a fan
You just need to remember that it’s not always guaranteed, so it’s sometimes better to go with a definite lower price than to chance a higher price and not get cash back... if that makes sense?

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Wow well done ! I didn’t even know there was a raffle !
I must have been lucky with quidco. I really don’t think I have had any declined. I mustn’t use it as much as others though. Just checked and I received £280 last year but then I have been trying not to spend.

[teallach]

Thank you. It came at just the right time...started a new business and didn’t have a lot of money! It was through one of their silly games which just goes to show that they’re not that silly after all
I don’t think I’ve had anything declined either but again, maybe just been lucky!

[Bozza]

Another Quidco fan - having earned over £3,000 largely by doing nothing differently than I would be doing anyway.

I'll add: It's well worth checking out the bookie/bingo/casino offers on there too. Often you'll get more cashback than you have to commit to the site, and there's a chance you'll win so get to withdraw your initial deposit, or more, as well.

(This is also a useful tactic for Matched Betting which I know I'm not allowed to talk about - but I've just had some nice thanks from Dibbers who have paid for their Orlando holidays using my advice!)

[Smilesonfaces]

Originally Posted by teallach

Thank you. It came at just the right time...started a new business and didn’t have a lot of money! It was through one of their silly games which just goes to show that they’re not that silly after all
I don’t think I’ve had anything declined either but again, maybe just been lucky!

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I will have to have a look. I haven’t noticed any games. I need to find out how to do this alert as well to stop me forgetting to go through quidco.