Would you use cashback sites for a cheaper holiday?

“Personally I don’t think I will bother to go through cashback sites for smaller online purchases, ” But the sooner you realise that every purchase you make regardless of whether it is big or small will have some element of paying other peoples cashback, then there should be no reason to not join in. I don’t book holidays ( haven’t had a paid for holiday in over 20 years ) Just not being at work was a holiday for me, but if I did book holidays then sure why not get cashback as its already been factored into the price you pay.

But cashback for car insurance, is think is a must, as you have to have it, so you might as well it cashback.

Have been using Quidco for a few years.
Its no real effort once you have decided where you are purchasing from to just go to the site via Quidco and possibly get a few % extra off.
As the article says dont rely on it, although the savings on insurance , mobile phone contracts can be very large.
Its no different a concept than cashback or points on some creditcards.

I have been using Quidco for a couple of years and have earned a whopping £1500 in cashback. I’m an astute buyer, shop around for the best prices and then pop back to quidco for the cashback. Or wait a few weeks til the company I want to buy from are paying decent cashback. I have my account set up to automatically pay me as soon as I have more than a certain amount in my account and there are some companies that give cashback just for searching. Better in my pocket and than anywhere else.

I go for insurance I am 80 but I still love my holidays but now they are a bit dear I checked up on one and got told £80 for seven nights I have cancer but I am clear of it when I told the insurance about cancer they put I up *80 so I asked my doctor they it was stupid so I looked somewear else

I use Quidco for just about everything (in fact Which sent out a photographer to feature me in an upcoming article about cashback). You possibly could get better deals if you have time to research but if you are not a confident holiday booker then packages (particularly all inclusive) are easily booked through cashback sites but you can get better deals on just flights and travel insurance too. I even booked a UK holiday through Quidco and they offer deals at Travel Lodge and Premier Inn if you need to stay somewhere near an airport for an early morning flight. I have a medical condition that means travel insurance is quite pricey, but a company on there gave me a reasonable annual price and 12% on top. Before I had a motability car I even managed to get a fully comp car insurance quote for £102 with a company that then offered £60 cashback on top on Quidco (I used a comparison site first – and got £1 fcashback or that!. Don’t knock it if you haven’t tried it – look after the pennies….. My current cashback is £1252.25 with more to come. I have only had to chase up one company for cashback (Monarch) but they have now paid up.

Having been using Topcashback for quite a while now. If you are buying something on the internet and the company is on their website you would be mad not to. I always check the price elsewhere first. Expedia are very good as their prices are competitive anyway and you can get up to 12% back on a hotel. This can make a big saving. They also pay out reasonably quickly. (Some companies can take up to 6 months).

Have been using TOP CASHBACK for a couple of years now. Not just for holidays but for everything I buy,small or large.I research what I want at the cheapest price and then go onto TOP CASHBACK to see if the company are offering cashback, which invariably they are.So far I have earned over £1400 and that is buying things I would buy any way. I make a point of withdrawing my cashback each time it reaches at least £10.