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    using quidco with dell

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by fredted40x, Apr 10, 2008.

  1. fredted40x

    fredted40x Notebook Consultant

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    Hi, am just about to order my dell 1525, but have now heard about quidco and thought i would see if anyone could answer a couple of questions.

    -Is it safe?
    -When using quidco who will you actually pay for the product, quidco or dell?
    -If you use quidco can you still get the same support from dell by ringing them and stuff?
    -What do quidco get from it?

    Thanks
     
    fredted40x, Apr 10, 2008
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  2. Daytona 955i

    Daytona 955i Notebook Consultant

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    Yes.

    Dell.

    Yes. You are buying a Dell machine from Dell.

    £5 per year per member, if they get enough kickback from the retailers. Other than that, they get a warm feeling from helping people to make money from a co-operative.
     
    Daytona 955i, Apr 10, 2008
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