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    Cashback

    A bit pikey I know, but I've used this site for a while and had over £400 cash back so far. Thought I'd spread the love, plus they pay you to do it now :thumbs:

    You can even use it with ebay and loads of big name retailers. Have a look see, it doesn't cost anything and its money back for stuff you buy anyways. I just wish I'd found it sooner

    Here is my referer jobbie


    #2
    What does it do?

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      #3
      Originally posted by Great Pretender View Post
      What does it do?
      You just setup an account at Quidco, then you visit whichever retailer you want. There are differing cashback levels per retailer, some have voucher codes too.

      Cashback is paid directly into your bank account, I think there are other payment options, but thats the one I use. Different retailers pay up at different speeds, but you get money for nothing. Who wouldn't want that.

      I only found out on my last ring trip that you can get cashback on the Chunnel. Only £6 it worked out too but better then the nothing I was getting previously. It is percentage based so if the tickets were more expensive the cashback would have been higher. Thats one example.

      eBay is a good one, you get 40% of the amount ebay make. I've used eBay a lot over the years and probably could have paid for an inspection 2 with it lol

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        #4
        Free money?!

        Where do I sign?

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          #5
          Be careful

          If it's liike sone of the voucher code sites it could direct you to a non discounted version of the site you want.

          I noticed last year that a TV on Littlewoods site direct was £25 cheaper if you went direct whereas if you gotvto their site via myvouchers.com the TV was £25 more expensive and they then offered you a 10% saving :hahaha:

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            #6
            I use it a lot and have had over £350 cash back in the last year or so.

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