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Old 14 Sep 20, 07:16 PM  
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Mobile Top cash back or Quidco

Does anyone have any preference on either of these, I’m debating whether to sign up - is it worth it ?
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Old 14 Sep 20, 07:25 PM  
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Does anyone have any preference on either of these, I’m debating whether to sign up - is it worth it ?
I’m with both. Quidco has earned me £1600. The hardest part is remembering to click thru when making an online purchase.
My biggest earners are usually Disney holidays.
Recently joined top cashback and earned £65 from three mobile contract and £50 from dell laptop.
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Old 14 Sep 20, 07:39 PM  
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I’m another one with both. I use Quidco a lot more, but compare rates between the two and go with whichever is higher.

I feel more loyalty towards Quidco because I won a skiing holiday with them once 🤣
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Old 14 Sep 20, 07:46 PM  
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You can use both as they each do different offers.

Well worth doing - I have save many hundreds over the years.
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Old 14 Sep 20, 08:15 PM  
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Thanks all, quick question Please - how do you ‘cash out’ ? is it into your PayPal account ? Is there a Minimal limit ?
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Old 14 Sep 20, 08:27 PM  
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I use both. They are good for insurance and holidays cashback. You can choose to cash out either directly to a bank account, PayPal or a voucher. If you choose to cash out via a voucher you can get slightly more.
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I use Topcashback
When I booked our Disney stay for last September I went through Quidco I did everything I was supposed to do and it didn’t track
I contacted them and they weren’t interested said I should’ve put a claim in within 7 days there was also a bonus £25 which I didn’t get and they didn’t even answer when I queried that.
I closed my account and just use Topcashback now
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Old 14 Sep 20, 08:54 PM  
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Doesn't feel like I've really used Quidco for a couple of years now, but well over £3k for doing nothing I wouldn't be doing anyway...

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Old 14 Sep 20, 10:45 PM  
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I bought something from Screwfix for my DH today through Quidco and earned £0.18p cash back Every little helps so they say.
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Quidco all the way, but to be fair it's the only one I have used. For all those complaining about not getting their cashback - as much I agree it's a tad annoying when you think you've done nothing wrong, it's worth remembering that cashback isn't guranteed...! You'll also find the majority of claims will be rejected as there will always be a get out clause. As long as you enter the world of cashback with an open mind then anything you get back is a bonus. I average around £150 - £200 per year.
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