*save me £32

....on the basis they pay out

Looking at the t&c I guess all purchases are excluded from the offer.

Hello all,

I’m glad many of you are making use of the increased cashback rates with Argos… I know I will be a little later today!

Just some clarification on which purchases are eligible for the current 10% rate.

The rate is only applicable to all online sales and Fast Track sales.

Cashback is not available on Click & Collect (Check & Reserve) sales.

This is because Click & Collect (Check & Reserve) payments are made in-store, and that makes it impossible for the referral commission that forms cashback to be attributed to us.

In contrast, Online and Fast Track sales allow for sales to be tracked back to us and processed accordingly because the payments are made online.

Please note too that Argos purchases will track lower and update to the correct rate when the cashback reaches ‘confirmed’ status. So don’t panic when your cashback initially tracks lower… That’s ok.

I hope this helps & enjoy your shopping.

Joseph
Quidco Company Representative

Although I no longer use quidco, for a laugh I logged into my account. There is a cashback entry 21st May.



2015!!!!! that is still 'processing'. That one is on track to beat the 18 months record I previoisly had. Sad, sad reflection on quidco. There reallly is NO justification for this glacial pontification.

mine has just went payable, but a lot lower then 10%

Did anyone get 10% cashback back yet?

Cool, I got 3% confirmed :disappointed: Will have to raise a claim after all.

Thanks, but no thanks. The best option is to simply avoid.

Thanks Jack for basically avoiding my direct questions, as expected.

I'm also here to ask questions regarding the aforementioned deal (That's 10% cashback at Argos, although technically "cash" back is never awarded) on how the process works for both consumer and affiliate; whether Quidco get rewarded irrespective of a sales lead claim and when that amount is triggered. You appear awfully shy answering what happens to unclaimed credit, hidden tracking and declined claims. I think I'll give Quidco a miss in future.

Hi @ikonanddiva

Thank you for a reply.

In this case I would recommend having a read over our help pages here https://www.quidco.com/help/all/ These contain a great deal of information I believe you will find beneficial.

Joseph and I are here to respond to queries regarding the deal and to help people where we can. If you are a premium member to Quidco you can also request a live chat from the 'You've earned' tab.

Kind Regards,

Jack
Quidco Company Representative

Hi @ronaldmacdonald

We would of course consider this slightly ridiculous too, we are however reliant on the retailer to pass us the payment in order to credit this to your account. If you contact the support team they'll be able to look into this for you straight away.

Kind Regards,

Jack
Quidco Company Representative

Joseph,

I have a few questions for you, so thank you in advance for trying to help members out here, especially with dealing with direct questions than any generic corporate reply.

How quickly do Quidco receive their affiliate payment from a retailer?

When are you aware that a customer has made payment for goods to a separate site?

Do you also have to make a claim against the retailer? At what point is this done?

What percentage of referrals do you get paid for?

What percentage of paying customers actually get paid or how many sales go unaccounted for?

Where does unclaimed discounts or cancelled claims end up?

Does charity benefit from hidden tracking and failed claims that goes amiss?

I apologise for the questions, I'm just trying to understand how Quidco works when the key information is hidden in tracking and smoke and mirrors.

Well we need neither of those!!

Not a fan of Argos this year, got Xbox from ms store in the end using Amex for £30 account credit.

quidco cash back is just farce..... their reassurances are as good as UK achieving Brexit with access to single market and govt bringing the net immigration levels to 5 digits...
both have same probability
quidco rep is doing same old giving generic responses than investing time to sort out at least one unhappy customer on this thread.

Yeah Quidco has disappointed me on more than one occasion. The claim process being so long is ridiculous. It's obviously this long because they count on people forgetting and not getting what they are due.

Interesting that Quidco post on here. I wish they'd sort all my outstanding 'tracked' claims out. Been a member for years and terrible service for the past 12 months and more now...

It expired earlier this morning.

I saw the 10% on quidco and started dilly-dallying about getting the Canon 80D which argos have at £800. Spent too long deciding before i chose to go for it and by that time it had expired. :disappointed:

you are indeed one of the lucky bunches
because there are more people with complaints just on this thread Alone than happy with Quidco.
I don't get more than£100 a year through Quidco so one or two misses as in your case is enough to put me out anyone like me off

no 10% cashback at the moment!

I have to be honest...i must be lucky (i'm not usually!) but i've been with Quidco for 6 years and i've had over £3500 cash back with them. Some cashback's, not many mind you, give me the odd problem but around 2 a year get declined for no "good" reason. As with a few retailers nowadays, they track with a lower figure but once confirmed they track at the right rate...if not, online chat with them and they'll sort you out :smiley:

Thanks OP, got an iPhone 7 and it's tracked so hopefully £70 off <3

the OP said 'should' :laughing:

Although I no longer use quidco, for a laugh I logged into my account. There is a cashback entry 21st May.



2015!!!!! that is still 'processing'. That one is on track to beat the 18 months record I previoisly had. Sad, sad reflection on quidco. There reallly is NO justification for this glacial pontification.

I've filled in the query form 2 weeks ago, the cash back has not appeared in my list. Upon completion of the query was a message that the issue would be investigated but you would go into no correspondence at all with the outcome.

Thanks Artixx! I'll give that a go. Anything is worth a try for £100.

Thanks for clarifying. The point I was trying to make with Argos fast-track is how efficient (all credit to them) they can be when receiving money and dispatching goods - I've never had a problem with that and they're one of the best at it. On the flip side, we all know with most companies from Retailers to Insurance claims, the process inexplicably becomes more complicated and delayed when they have to pay out. That's wrong, when it can and should be just as efficient. They're all different, some are extremely efficient at processing returns/refunds/cashback and can equally be case dependent. It's in their interests, although few will admit it, to hold our money for as long as possible - ker-ching. The same is true of services like Paypal when it comes to "refunds" where you'll find payment delayed longer than the archaic bank clearing system, as that's one method of how they can put our money to extra use...for them.

As a developer, I have an acute background understanding of how systems should and do work. Whilst software can and often is flawed, it's the deliberate mechanism that's the problem of delayed returns whether that's hidden tracking, lengthy claim periods and/or passing the buck on to another company/department as you jump through one hoop to another. Those hoops absent during purchase.

The positives are always great to hear, as is not overlooking the negatives from independent HUKD members, of which there are a disturbing amount. This is one reason why I recently down-voted (which I really dislike doing) the Just Eat 25% off promotion, as you're still paying full price in the hope of "credit back" which as you say, doesn't come with a guarantee. Better to wait for Hungry House and their unambiguous APPYDAY deduction, where you actually pay the reduced amount - no making/chasing claims for an issue that doesn't need to be there.

The best guarantee is that which has already been suggested by myself and others when that cashback/creditback/refund/discount/promotion/concession (in essence the same thing unless being pedantic, as I can be, of simply getting a return on your payment) is applied during the checkout process, so that consumers don't pay full price but pay the price, less the promotional offer. Sites like Quidco (or more specifically their partners) can/should incorporate and manage an affiliated referral token based system that does away with all this nonsense of initiating and chasing claims, where discounts are applied during checkout.

Most things that aren't transparent are open to causing problems and where "credit back" can get redirected to someone other than who it should have been intended for...

It was the comparison with how quickly Argos take payment for fast track items, which seemed out of context.

Appreciate it's frustrating though if you've made a purchase based on the cashback offer.

Technology is unfortunately not infallible and in the case of this process has to work across multiple different devices along with different software and browser versions.So yeah, sometimes it won't work and that's when you need a human element.

It's flawed sure, but I've used it for a good few years now and got a decent amount cashback, hence feeling the need to chip in with positives in what seems to be a mainly negative viewpoint within the posts here.

Lastly I've not voted on the deal as cashback cannot be guaranteed.

I just got got my £105 cashback payed into my bank from the three sim only deal from a few month back plus gotbthe £50 Amazon voucher. Never had a problem with them paying out tbh.

I appreciate and understand the model - I'm just slightly frustrated by the whole process and apparently not the only one. Which refund context are you referring to? I used it several times.

re: https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/refund
Maybe, I'm being literal using a dictionary definition of : Pronunciation: /ˈriːfʌnd/
A repayment of a sum of money:

Whether you describe that as cashback or refund, it's still fundamentally a "repayment of a sum of money". A sum of money has been paid in full, now awaiting repayment...in part. Gees. Now go to Step 5 above about involving multiple people, wasting their time.

Furthermore, can cashback be described as cash back?

cashback
ˈkaʃbak/
noun
a form of incentive offered to buyers of certain products whereby they receive a cash refund after making their purchase.

cash1
kaʃ/Submit
noun
1. money in coins or notes, as distinct from cheques, money orders, or credit.

Correct me if I'm wrong but no coins or notes are returned from Quidco cashback.

To quote you : "The two things are not the same."

Why do you use the term refund? It's cashback through an affiliated linked promotional offer.

If I take an item back to Argos (within given period of terms and conditions etc.) they will refund me the full amount, which will appear very likely in my account within 24hrs

The two things are not the same.

Thanks Joseph for the heads-up and giving me a realistic time-scale to consider, which I initially misread as being somewhere around less than half a day for tracking and perhaps up to a month before cashback refunded. Happy to extend that to 30+ days to cover any return period and avoid customers taking advantage of any promotion. Now I realise not to hold my breath for a speedy return, if at all, based upon other consumer's experiences.

However, 4 months is a crazy amount of time to wait for processing which should be a quick automated digital process, especially when you consider Argos pride themselves on fast-track delivery but it is what it is. Fast-track only appears to work when they're receiving money, not returning it. People only really need to get involved with the handling, collection of goods and signing off.


Simplified buying/refund model:

1. Was the customer referred from Quidco?
- Yes. We automatically tracked their referral session and/or cookie, which was available in their web browser at the time of purchase during checkout. We could make that important information known to the client during checkout and/or billing and apply the discount but choose not to, else we would have to lay off some members of customer support as the result of operating an efficient system.

2. Did the customer pay for goods in full and collect?
- Yes. The transaction was digital, immediately stored in our secure database and there's a record of collection too, which completes the buyer's obligations.

3. Is the customer due 10% cashback?
- Yes. Given the tracking information known, we are aware at the time of sale that a refund is due. We could apply that discount during checkout but will leave you guessing why we choose not to...

4. Could the customer return the goods and attempt to profit from the promotion?
- No. We (Argos) know what was paid and promotion applied, so would only refund the amount due less the refund/cashback already paid.

5. Shall we refund the customer as quickly as they made payment given that our digital system has recorded every piece of critical financial information about the transaction?
- No, let's wait 4 months and have multiple people involved in the loop, wasting their time.

It's not a great customer-friendly 100% efficient and reliable model is it?

The fact that customer support is needed, shows that the underlying technology/model is flawed and certainly not up to 2016 standards or expectations, where processing transactions and/or returns/discounts should be occurring automatically. I feel like Marty McFly in Back to the Future, except we are travelling back in time.

Hey @ikonanddiva

Claims with Argos will take 4 months to be processed from the date the claim is raised, according to their Quidco page.

Argos are usually great with claims, so that should get processed ok.

You will also be the first to know about any movement/ updates with that claim via the notifications on your account.

In the meantime, definitely do get in touch with our support team should you have any further questions regarding that cashback.

Joseph
Quidco Rep

Hey @paulj48

Srrry to hear that did not track.

Don’t worry as you can get that manually tracking by raising a claim for cashback itself here: https://www.quidco.com/new-enquiry/

This will get the cashback showing in your claims tab here: https://www.quidco.com/activity/claims

Any bonus related to that purchase will then be added in separately 3 days after that claim reaches confirmed status (That is when a cashback is processed and made available for payment).

I hope this helps.

Joseph
Quidco Rep

Hey @RedmanDealer

I am glad we were able to help with your previous delayed payments.

Also glad to see that you have raised claims for those untracked purchases. As always, we will have those sent to be processed & keep you informed of their progress via the notifications on your account.

Joseph
Quidco Rep

Hey @jeffe

Definitely some food for thought there.

I'll pass this suggestion on to the folks on the admin team.

Joseph
Quidco Rep

Hey @faster82

You're right.

Using your £5 voucher would have invalidated that cashback for you.

Unless shown on a retailer's Quidco page, voucher codes will indeed negatively affect your cashback.

Hope this helps.

Joseph
Quidco Rep

Wow, that's a long time indeed.

Do get in touch with our support team, who will gladly take a look at that 2015 cashback for you.

Joseph
Quidco Rep

Sorry to hear that you've had some cashbacks declined.

Believe me, we find this as frustrating as you do which is why we will always do our best to make sure that cashbacks are processed ok.

The same applies for any cashbacks that are confirmed at a lower amount... If you do notice that happen to any of your cashbacks, do let the folks on our support team know and they'll help with that.

Joseph
Quidco Rep

Hey @Ris7

I'm afraid gift card purchases are not eligible for cashback.

Apologies for any disappointment this may cause.

Joseph
Quidco Rep

Personally, I find Quidco works generally fine and the golden rule as others have mentioned is don't make a purchase based on the cashback, which is why including cashback rate in the final price of any deal is considered a no no.

Having said that, makes you wonder why this has gone hot, as the deal is purely based on cashback. Lack of consistency with the HUKD community :wink:

Lots of PSVR games dropped in price on Argos. Possibility of another 10% back makes them even tastier!

Can I buy Argos gift card and still benefit on my 10% CASHBACK

Looks interesting offer.But I stopped to trust Quidco - few orders they didn't pay/track or whatever - so i haven't money.I mean if you ANYWAY PLANNING TO buy something - so you can use them and may be they will pay you some cashback back.Not especially 10% in this case.They can say 10 - but pay lower or don't pay at all.

I envy those lucky souls.

I'm still waiting on a June 2015 cashback payout...

I've just received my Quidco cash back ( all of 82 pence) for a purchase I made in February.
Has anyone else had to wait this long?

anyone know if this work with love to shop voucher card/credit
TIA

​I'm not sure but those vouchers can't be used online anyway. I tried a couple of weeks ago, had problems so spoke to live chat who informed me they must be used instore.

One of the terms states "Cashback will not be paid in conjunction with any other offer, voucher or discount code unless listed on this page, or with any other discounts such as staff or student discounts"

I guess this means I cannot use a £5 voucher I got recently for spending £50?

Ordered a radio for Fast Track collection. Tracked and informed of cashback very quickly albeit at the lower rate. Confident it will uplift though :smiley:

Ordered an Apple Watch last month with the 10% Black Friday cashback, didn't track and I'm still waiting on my claim being looked at. Same with the instant £10 cashback from wordery this week. I'm guessing they're completely swamped with claims at the moment but I've waited 14months on cashback from a Three contract before that eventually paid out. Don't hold your breath.

Worth a punt. I only use tcb but there's something I want to buy from Argos anyway and tcb are only offering 1.26% so may as well give Quidco a go :smiley:

Update: tracked virtually straight away. Happy days :smile:

+1 is it a deal without quidco? First rule of cashback - NEVER buy based on it alone making a deal

could be good if a 10% or 20% discount code as well

My guess is Argos is having to do this to tempt back lost customers that have been waiting hour+ for goods. I'm not bothering with Argos again, the computer automatically calls out the numbers for ready items with no relationship to if the items are ready or not. Wasted over an hour there last weekend. Staff were looking on the shelves for orders that were not ready, just because the computer screens called out customers numbers. Receipt said 14 min wait - what a load of rubbish that was. Never again, not even with 10% off.

Playing devil's advocate: I recall Quidco itself stepping in to temporaily fund circa £100 cashback payments pre-Christmas 2015 where the vendor (Microsoft store) was dragging its heels.

When things go wrong with Quidco, they are never on your side. Just avoid.

CEO will be more concerned about profits than customer care.
As a member of quidco who lost money in previous transactions without a reason......i would just spread the word wherever i can......just so that nobody will be in the losing position and quidco's past reputation is just past and not current anymore.

Contact BBC Watchdog and get them to investigate.

Maybe I should start a petition and get HUKD Quidco members to sign it so I can present it to Quidco's CEO informing how many disgruntled members they have ... :man:

Been a Quidco member for many years before they reached over 359,000 members.

Starting to get fed up with the high number of failed cash back claims......lost another £18 recently so I fully understand why people are so sceptical of Quidco actually paying out?

sorry but lot of these "reassurances" never paid out.
rather quidco should focus on gaining trust from the customers by doing their bit to sort out the mess to win back the trust. I for one don't fall for prey.
Also the customer service of quidco gone down the hill over the years. Never ever going to buy anything from quidco again.

same here...

Ordered something yesters. It hasn't tracked. Sigh. Let the chasing begin.

I've had 2 payments declined, even though I sent them proof of the email I received from 1 retailer. The other (which included the £10 bonus) showed as tracked at normal rate but for some reason has now all been declined. Sent an email but heard nothing so far.
They really are becoming very unreliable.

​I had an issue with topcashback when I signed up to BT last year, I emailed BT's CEO and got directed to executive complaints, took a few emails and a couple phonecalls but they sorted it out and I got my cashback! Was about £150 too, was extremely annoyed when it was originally rejected!!

No Philips Hue stuff anywhere on Argos

Oh hello! A Quidco representative! It would be nice if when you don't pay out you'd tell us where the money has gone? If banks worked in the same way with our payments as your company does there would be uproar!
It's no good just saying to your customers "your money is not coming". Where the hell do the payments go? Scrap the tracking if it's not reliable and issue unique codes to us.

I had two lots of £50 from BT not pay out about a month ago!
I asked them after, signing up with BT as it didn't track properly, even though each time it said your visit has been recorded! A week later and within BT's cooling off period they assured me all was okay. I would have cancelled and re-ordered otherwise. A couple of months later and they say that it didn't track to me and BT had refused my claim.
QUIDCO cannot tell me (or won't) where the referral money was paid to. Either they keep it or maybe it has come to HUKD. One things for sure there is SOD all I can do about it apart from never use QUIDCO again! Which I won't and I'll say that on every mention of them that I see. I really think that this tracking system can be a con. It's not guaranteed so how do we know it's not just them giving themselves a Christmas bonus? DON'T USE QUIDCO.

I've made two purchases via fast track in the last few weeks (one under the previous 10% cashback offer and one for the £10 cashback on £25 spend). Neither tracked and I've had to raise claims. I don't have any issues with any other purchases tracking so I reckon there's issues with Argos' system. I went on webchat about this but I will still need to sit tight for now. I will raise hell if they try to wriggle out of this.

To be fair, Quidco have paid out (from their own pocket) when I have raised complaints about retailers dragging their heels on making payments so I will give them the benefit of the doubt at this point.

wot to buy, wot to buy

there's a lot of T&C's to consider

I agree, if a system like this was put in place by Quidco and the purchase could be confirmed, that would be great for it's users ... but as current system stands, they just cannot pay out on Click and Collect.
Thanks for your comments. :smiley:

fair enough, tcb used to have a system where u put in the reservation number to confirm the cash back.even using oncard could verify a reserve and collect order.

But surely you know Quidco relies on a link made (online) between them and the retailer after the purchase is made, therefore click and collect, would obviously not count .. this is not a sale, this is a reservation. So yes, in my opinion, is in to all sales ... where SALES is the operative word. I believe we have all at some time made reservations via Click and Collect at Argos and actually not collected them for some reason or other.
In other words, just because you reserve something, it doesn't mean you are actually going to call into Argos to actually purchase it ... therefore, not a sale.
Forgive me if the above comment sounds patronising, this is not the intention I assure you, it is only to make my point clear.

Have you tried to fight this ... or why not contact the Quidco Company Rep in post above.

i was refused a £70 cashback even tough money was tracked. not using them again

See comment in the reply above

Hello all,

I’m glad many of you are making use of the increased cashback rates with Argos… I know I will be a little later today!

Just some clarification on which purchases are eligible for the current 10% rate.

The rate is only applicable to all online sales and Fast Track sales.

Cashback is not available on Click & Collect (Check & Reserve) sales.

This is because Click & Collect (Check & Reserve) payments are made in-store, and that makes it impossible for the referral commission that forms cashback to be attributed to us.

In contrast, Online and Fast Track sales allow for sales to be tracked back to us and processed accordingly because the payments are made online.

Please note too that Argos purchases will track lower and update to the correct rate when the cashback reaches ‘confirmed’ status. So don’t panic when your cashback initially tracks lower… That’s ok.

I hope this helps & enjoy your shopping.

Joseph
Quidco Company Representative

Has anyone else had any issues with Quidco and not getting the agreed cashback amount at the time of purchase, if so I am going to take a look into this?

Let me know ... many thanks :man:

There was a deal on those posted a few days ago where you can get them for £244 delivered from amazon.it.

The Bose are better ;o)

Why do I get the feeling with my own issue with Quidco/Argos and having read similar problems that someone is pocketing the 10% from these promotions and it isn't who it should be...

The system is open to abuse. If they're tracking purchases, then they know at the time of purchase who the referrer is. This discount should be applied directly during checkout to reflect the total price (including discounted promotion) than spending weeks chasing customer support, making claims and getting b/s excuses for not refunding the discount.

Nice, bagged myself a PSVR -10% for pickup in 4 days!

Tracked but only @ 3%. Hopefully they update.

Call of Duty Legacy for Xbox One. Currently £44.95 but should take about £41 Quidco (exc VAT).

Reserved, but holding off picking up until next week just in case there's a further price drop. You have 7 days to collect and if you don't, you get full refund.

I realise that but still not confident due to their non negotiating conditions. Like others have said on here I've had pennies paid and the larger amount's declined.

Not quite. 20% of the pre-VAT price is 16.67% of the total price, so 10% cashback is £8.33.

just bought and xbox one s but it only tracked at £2.80 ??

for those mentioning lower tracked rates, I'm positive I read in the pop-up from quidco that it works track at a lower rate and then update when confirmed. hope that helps.

Thanks OP - saved me £2 IF it tracks (and that's a big IF in my experience lately!).

Definitely not all sales!! Can't use click and collect, thus can't use Sainsbury's staff discount on this.

Ordered Sennheiser Quietcomfort 35 headphones. Put on my Amex so if it comes through will reduce from £290 to £255 or so with the £10 card credit on top.

Card credit went through immediately, will have to see what Quidco does.

I would personally don't bother with quidco offers anymore

yeah finally mine tracked
but at 1%...... yes just 1%

quidco is a load of craap

They will take even longer now that so many people's purchases are not tracking.

It was from an online retailer, so more trouble than it's worth for a possible cashback saving. Never mind, at least I've got one :smiley:

They don't just reply instantly. Cashback claims can take a few weeks before you hear anything.

10% cashback off the price of an item(s) excluding the standard VAT rate of 20%:man:

Let's say Argos is selling an item for £100 then you will get £8 back you don't get £10 back.

£100 including VAT = £100 - 20% = £80

£80 - 10% Quidco offer = £8 cashback

Something odd going on with Quidco at the moment. They're not moving my status from 'tracked' (i.e. paying out) on any of my tracked items since September. They also crashed on Black Friday. Very disappointing.

Promising the earth makes me think they might be going bust and that none of these offers will ever be honoured.

Always get the coppers from Quidco, rarely the big amounts.

I have made a report, just got no reply. And whilst making the report they say their decision is final and they wont go into any correspondence at all about it.

I notice an increasing number of people who's purchases have not tracked with Quidco. I have got 2 missing and nothing happening having raised a claim.

PSVR showing as available for fast track to collect in 4 days at lots of stores local to me. Now I'm severely cheesed off that I paid rrp with no cashback grrr.

How do you know if the item is fastrack? It doesn't have the icon next to the PS4 Pro i'm looking at buying, but when i go to pay, it says collection immediate and a 'dedicated fastrack lane' ? Any help would be appreciated :smiley: !

I've only just started using Quidco and already have one claim against Argos for £30.50 for my first item.

It's coming up to 4 weeks now without hearing a dickybird from them with the claim still "processing". I'm hoping that claims are processed after a month (for any returns policy to expire) else I can't say I'm going to be that impressed having been diddled 10%, which was the influencing factor in buying from them in the first place, where I could have got a Manager's 10% discretion discount with Currys.

Whilst this may be a hot deal, I'm going to have to vote cold until I see them actually paying out for the 10% cashback they promise.

Purchased via their last offer using fastrak. They even acknowledged purchase via their website, but nothing has tracked.
You cant even speak to them to sort it out so would be wary.
Their claims process is a mess, just going round in circles with ever increasing resolution dates.

My last £10 didn't track a few weeks ago so don't trust them anymore.

I don't really trust any of these 10% - 20% CB Quidco offers with the likes of Argos, H&C, who have serious form for rejecting claims for no reason what so ever. If was going to buy something from these retailers would do so, and go via Quidco, but would see any pay out as a bonus and really would not expect it or factor it into the purchase price.

I have 4 claims in for Argos this month, they have tracked on 2. so 2 out of 6 success rate on them. Hopefully the claims pay out

is this only for quidco linked credit card purchases, I'll be spending over £100 via gift card later

I'd be sceptical about click and collect! And I've now found the reference to excluding Fast Track. This is a MESS!

The chance of getting the cashback must be about 1-in-4!

*save me £32

....on the basis they pay out

Where did it say not Fast Track?

10% for all other Fast Track sales Expires in 3 days
10% for all other home delivery sales Expires in 3 days


•Cashback will only be paid on orders paid for online for either Fast Track collection or home delivery, unless stated otherwise
•Cashback will not be paid on orders reserved online that are then paid for in-store
•A fair usage policy operates with regards to the number of purchases made at Argos in November 2016. Should a member exceed the fair usage limit Quidco reserves the right to withhold cashback earned.
•Cashback may track at a lower amount but will update to the correct amount once your cashback is confirmed

only for delivery?

Looking at the t&c I guess all purchases are excluded from the offer.