Quidco

[KKOB]

Anyone got any thoughts about Quidco or other Cashback sites ?

I'm thinking of signing-up for one for some future purchases.

[littlereddevil]

I use topcashback all the time and find it good

[marina]

I signed up to Quidco a few years ago but then forget to use it!  My daughter uses topcashback regularly and seems very happy with what she gets from it. 

[kevin3]

  I tried Costco for a year and found them expensive, and having to pay to shop there was another incentive not to. !!

  I've got a card for Booker's but there are only a few items I would consider reasonably priced. Surprisingly a lot of shops

  will haggle. There is a very expensive gent's outfitters near me that sell some nice gear.They always knock the prices down

  for "cash".                  It works in Turkey too.       

  Years ago I sometimes shopped at Makro and there prices were good but now I think the nearest to me is about 30 miles away.

[KKOB]

Kevin, we're not talking about bulk or trade shopping.

And as for haggling, don't worry, if there was an Olympic medal for it, I'd have been a Golden Boy.  

[kevin3]

Well if you know what you're talking about why are you asking us Olden Boy.??     
 

[KKOB]

I'm not going to have an intellectual argument with you Kevin. I never fight with someone who's less well armed than myself.  

[Ian]

KKOB - I have used quidco for about 5 years and have had just under £1,000 back.
Very good for annual insurance renewals / utility renewals.

You just have to remember when making online purchases to go into their site first :-)

Never used topcashback as one of these type of sites is enough for me :-)

[kayakebab]

I made about £700 cashback but can only very rarely use it now I live in Calis.
Usually now just for my uk home insurance.

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[legless]

been using Quidco for years something for nothing, cost is £5.00 a year. I have it set as my home page have made over £500. this year,