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November 25th, 2009 | 
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eDealsUK is a leading cash back reward site which helps its members earn cash back every time they do their usual shopping online. They partner with more than 1400 leading online retailers in the UK and serve of hundreds of thousands of customers.
When their members use the links on their site to buy products or services, the retailers give them commission for the sale (without any extra costs or charge to their members). They share this commission with YOU unlike a lot of other internet sites and shopping directories. They do not use any complicated points reward system. Their rewards are given back in cash to their members.
The cash back their members earn is on top of the special incentives, offers, sale prices and online discounts provided by their retailers.
They do not charge their members any fee for using our service.
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Quidco
Quidco is a website that gets paid by retailers for sending them shoppers. What makes us different is that we give all that money back to our members in the form of “Cashback”. So for example – if we were to send you to the Vodafone website and you buy a mobile phone – we get paid a commission – for example £100 – all of which we then pay directly into your bank account – no fuss – no catches. This year alone – Quidco will be putting over £35m into member’s bank accounts for the purchases they made by clicking from Quidco to our 1,700 retail partners. It really is the savviest way to shop.
Quidco is the UK’s No.1 cashback website with nearly 50% market share, and bigger than the top 10 competitors combined (Hitwise Aug ‘09). It has 660,000 members. The company was founded in 2005 by husband and wife team Paul and Jen Nikkel, their mission at that time was simply to save students money. Since then it’s expanded to saving Britain millions. In May 2009 Michael Murphy led a management buy in with the mission being to turn Britain’s best kept shopping secret into a household name.