Did you knwo you could earn money while buying DVDs?

There are websites out there called Cashback sites that pay you to shop!

The biggest is Quidco and they pay for shopping at sites like dvd.co.uk, HMV etc

All it costs is a £5 yearly admin fee that is taken out of your earnings so you don't pay anything up front.

I have earnt over £200 so far - fond out more at http://www.quidco.com

What's surprising is that he's a fully registered member - mobile even!

Quoting goblinsdoitall:

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Forum rule violation or not forum rule violation that's the question!

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Quoting "Forum Rules" (Bold by me)

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You may not use the Invelos forums to:
Post or transmit illegal content, nor provide links or references, or other information related to illegal content.  We have absolutely no tolerance for discussions promoting DVD or CD piracy specifically.
Post commercial product references, advertisements, or other commercial information not related to Invelos products.
Post or transmit sexually explicit images or other content that is deemed offensive by Invelos.
Impersonate a representative of Invelos, or make claims of "inside information" related to Invelos as a company, or Invelos products.
"Spam" by posting repeated annoying messages

Maybe the reputation system will judge! 

Quoting jubbyuk:

Besides being a plump attempt to advertise a service against the forum rules ...

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Did you knwo you could earn money while buying DVDs?

I know you can't. You can save a little amount of the money you spend, yes, but at a rather steep price, that of giving up a part of your data privacy.

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There are websites out there called Cashback sites that pay you to shop!

And they profile you and sell those profiles to the marketeers so those can spam you with even more "good offers".

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I have earnt over £200 so far

See above, you don't 'earned' a single pence.

cya, Mithi

Quoting goblinsdoitall:

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Quoting kahless:

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Quoting Dr. Killpatient:

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What's surprising is that he's a fully registered member - mobile even!

Sponsored by his employer?

Or didn't think of it?

Or maybe he just wanted to share information about a site that has saved him some money. Don't be so quick to judge.

The link he gave us is no referer link, so he doesn't get any money out of it
The site itself looks good. It has gotten good reviews on several sites and positive mentioning in media
The privacy policy is simple and easy to understand. You have the option to opt out of any newsletter
The anti-spam policy also looks good
I've google around a little bit and didn't find anything negative about it
The only negative thing I've found is that it's only for UK residents


The Wikipedia article doesn't mention anything negative eiter. If it was a scam it would most likely have been mentioned there.

And to those that quote the rules saying that you can't "post commercial product references, advertisements, or other commercial information", why haven't that been posted in the UK Bargain thread as well? Same rules should apply for that.

Sorry, but the only thing I see here is one person, trying to make hiis first post here a helpful post.
*end rant*

To jubbyuk: Welcome to the forum and thanks for the link (even though I can't use it)

EDIT again: I see from later post that they have found evidence that jubbyuk is affiliated with Quidco. Nevertheless, my point still stands. Don't be so quick to judge other on their posts

I'm sure he/she just want to let us know something interesting that he/she have found. If he/she is a spammer that the most patient that I've ever seen (register since september 28).

Doesn't look like a spam to me

Well, I did not give any negative, because I cannot recognize the intent of this posting without any doubt.

In dubio pro reo!

Nevertheless,  @Mithi:

However, it's for UK residents only:

From Quidco's Terms and Conditions:

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"14.1. You must be resident in the United Kingdom."