Wiggle on quidco.....
woodford2barbican
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In case you did not know....you can get up to 4% cashback on purchases with wiggle if you click through from quidco.
My wife and I have already earnt £1K cashback using quidco in last 2 years. Which is not bad.....
My wife and I have already earnt £1K cashback using quidco in last 2 years. Which is not bad.....
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And Evans as well with 5%....0
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It is possible that we have spent £25K through it since Oct 2007 - but then that covers all car insurance for 4 cars, travel insurance for 6 people, capital expenditure on white goods for my in laws, home insurance for my house and my in laws and also a period in which my wife and I have had the expense of 2 children arriving. You can even get cashback on your ebay purchases.0
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Bloody hell £1k cashback in Quidco (I assume from other sellers apart from Wiggle)
I have made over £200 in this last year alone, so not bad eitherx-x-x-x-x-x-x-x
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I opened a Legal & General Isa and got £110 cashback for that.
Bizarre, I save £50 every month into it, they give me interest and £110.
Fair enough they make money as well but still I can't see that they make that much money from it.0 -
Was that a permanent thing. Recently Alliance and Leicester were giving cashback for opening a current account but it was for a limited time only.
Companies often offer incentives to get customers in the door because they'll make that money back over the time that customer stays.0 -
-null- wrote:Was that a permanent thing. Recently Alliance and Leicester were giving cashback for opening a current account but it was for a limited time only.
Companies often offer incentives to get customers in the door because they'll make that money back over the time that customer stays.
Temporary - never seen as good an offer since either....0 -
Never heard of Quidco before... so basically I buy stuff through links on their site and get money for nothing? Seems too good to be true. What's the catch? I know they charge you £5 a year out of your cashback but is that it?Bianchi Via Nirone Veloce/Centaur 20100
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pst88 wrote:Never heard of Quidco before... so basically I buy stuff through links on their site and get money for nothing? Seems too good to be true. What's the catch? I know they charge you £5 a year out of your cashback but is that it?
no catch. the site just passes the commission from the click-thru advert back to you.0 -
avoidingmyphd wrote:pst88 wrote:Never heard of Quidco before... so basically I buy stuff through links on their site and get money for nothing? Seems too good to be true. What's the catch? I know they charge you £5 a year out of your cashback but is that it?
no catch. the site just passes the commission from the click-thru advert back to you.Bianchi Via Nirone Veloce/Centaur 20100 -
Good spot,
Quidco is very good if you use it to your best advantage
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That's if you can get Wiggle to track. :evil:0