Quidco users

The lad wants a PAYM SIM from Orange.

I can get a £20 rebate from Quidco except every time I click *any* redirect
link on the Quidco site I get referred to this Treackin Issue page
http://www.quidco.com/tracking-issue.php/464x21115455

This happens in IE & Firefox. No settings have changed on my machine since
I last used Quidco.

Can someone with a Quidco account check to see if the site is working
properly.

TIA.

 

Working fine for me with Firefox (though I note that the lappy I bought
from PC World last weekend has not tracked yet)

 

<dusts off laptop, not used for 2 months>

Same thing happens in IE, but works in Firefox.

Weird

 

Working ok here. And I just got paid £90 for taking out contents insurance
costing £87!

 

Which company was this with?

 

AIG. It's only £45 back now.

 

I had a similar deal with Barclays last year. £120 rebate on a £117
premium.

This year I *only* got £80 back from Churchill on a £127 premium. However,
they have tracked the transaction twice, so I might get £160!

 

Any good?
http://shop.orange.co.uk/shop/simevent/searchfreesim?WT.mc_id=ConFreGeAdd_0984

 

I think you have misinterpreted the OP

He wants this http://shop.orange.co.uk/shop/paymsim on the Dolphin20
rolling 30 day contract.

If I sign up via Quidco I can get a £20 rebate, which is a free month. The
issue was connected with the Quidco redirect.

 

I was just suggesting that maybe a free SIM would
be a better deal than a contract one.

 

Thanks for the consideration.

£20 a month for unlimited texts plus a few calls is a better deal for him
than the PAYG he has now.

He's 17. When he's not with his girlfriend he's sending her texts. He got
through >1000 last month. Wanker's cramp is not an issue for teenagers
nowadays, they are more likely to get an SMS related RSI.

I've made it quite clear that if I get billed for more than the £20 a month
then the contract gets cancelled. Hence going for the 30 day rolling
contract.

 

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=901385&page=57 has
the solution. Also on HUKD from the same poster.

When the "tracker problem" screen appears you will probably get an "eye
symbol" at the bottom of the browser window. Double click this symbol to
get the privacy report. Right click on the URL to change its staus to
"allow".

I'm guessing this is some bollocks added to windows by SP3. It seems to
affect both IE7 & Firefox.