QuickQuid.com www.quickquid.com

These are the best payday loan company to use in my experience. They are really fast, helpful and unlike the others I gave used, you can arrange part payments easily, which is convenient if you can't afford to make the whole payment at once. Can't go wrong with them! : )

they refuse my application despite a fairly ok credit rating and having a decent full time job. They say they couldn't find me in this address. I went to community payday instead and they gave me the cash quick and fast.

Borrowed £400, they transferred that no problem. Paying it back though... Made the transfer "oh it's not gone through." The bank says it has. "tell you what set up a direct debit and we'll take the amount." But the bank says it's gone through so I had to move the money from that account to make sure they couldn't request it.

The direct debit was supposed to be for £408. They took £450.

AVOID.

AVOID.

AVOID.

I applied for a QuickQuid loan for £100 on 9th April 2011 and it said my application was successful, however it is now the 15th April 2011 and I have still not received payment!

The day I requested to pay the laon back was the 17th April which is now only 2 days away!! I have tried to contact Customer Service and I keep getting ignored!

I really needed the money so my friend told me to try wonga, which I did but for only £50 this time incase the same happened.

I got the money in my account within 15 minutes without any hassle and I also used a promo code I found on the internet which took £5.50 off my balance.

Promo Code - hlk191

I applied for £150 and less than 24 hours the money was in my bank account. Also i like the fact that you pay the amount back to them in 2 installments, so breaking it up is much better than 1 lump. Although there is a £75 intrest charge on the initial amount, its very handy to have such a quick and efficient company. I will deffinatly be using QuickQuid again if i have another cash emergency :)

QuickQuid.com is a parked domain, which is no real value to anyone!

I think the original poster could well have been the owner of the domain trying to get some extra traffic.

QuickQuid.com is part loyalty scheme and a real eye opener. Its like taking your Tesco Clubcard to the next level and being able to use it with hundreds of companies all around the net. Users are offered a percentage of their purchases back from hundreds of online shops like Argos, Dabs, Littlewoods, Boots, Iceland and loads more. You can also get fixed cash amounts from selected companies to apply for credit cards (up to £20), open bank accounts (up to £25), take out insurance (up to £50) and switch mobile networks (up to £20). You can also get paid to join free websites, take part in surveys and much more.

When I first looked at the site, I worked out that I could get around £300 in fast cash from finding out information about credit cards and the like. Some of the cash back payments from betting companies are astronomical and they seem to be paying you to take bets, although I'm sure they'll make it up somehow, probably when I'm least expecting it.

Seriously though, this site is a great way to save a few quid and whilst its not going to make me rich it will cover a few good nights out on the town with my mates which is always a bonus.