Why You Should Join Quidco
There's cashback waiting to be snapped up!
Putting it simply, Quidco will pay you money for buying the things you would normally buy.
Be it Call of Duty Infinite Warfare from GAME, or kids toys from Argos, beauty products from Boots or the latest fashion from Debenhams, you'll find hundreds of well known retailers signed up and waiting to give you cashback.
And it's not just online retailers where you can earn cashback, it's valid at high street coffee shops like Caffee Nero and on holidays from places like Thomas Cook
But before you rush to sign up, see below for my quick guide to Quidco.
But before you rush to sign up, see below for my quick guide to Quidco.
What is Quidco?
Quidco is a website where you can earn cash back when you shop at your favourite retailers and it's so easy to do, just get in to the habit of logging on to Quidco first to get cashback on all of your purchases. And they have promotions too.
How does Quidco work?
Every time Quidco refers you to a retailer and you make a purchase, Quidco earn a commission and passes this on to you in the form of an Amazon gift card, bank transfer or through PayPal.
How do I join Quidco ?
It couldn't be simpler to join Quidco start earning some cashback:
- Click here enter your email address and choose a unique password.
- Choose between two options, for Premium membership there is a fee of £5 but it comes from the first cashback you earn, you get access to telephone support, quicker payments and, if you elect to get your cashback in the form of Amazon gift cards, you'll receive a 2% bonus. The basic option is free but you will have to sit through annoying retailer ads.
- Search for your retailer - Boots, Debenhams, Sky, Argos, Zavvi, Game etc etc
- Click the link to their website and complete your purchase.
- Remember if you want to buy something from Argos for example, log on to Quidco, search for Argos and click through to Argos, that Quidco, that way you'll earn cash back on your shopping.
Have you signed up with Quidco yet, and if so, what do you think of them, how much cashback have you earned? Do let us know in the comments.
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