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Yes I saved over £200, but using a Cash Back site would have cost me more!

leboof · 2009-10-25 07:51:36

Not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I now have two experiences of using a cash back site and being charged a higher price than going direct!!! :confused: Example 1: Small additional cost: Although a small amount of money, just by chance, I found that when I wanted to buy a CD from a well known CD supplier…

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Debt_Free_Dreamer Posts: 1,257 Forumite

16 January 2010 at 8:25PM

I usually do a comparison, check out the cash back and then ring up Direct Line my preferred Insurance company, tell them the savings I will make if I leave and they usually come down in price

Always works with the car insurance, sadly did not work on the house insurance last year, so I moved. It will be interesting to see what happens when the next car is due for renewal.

I want to be credit card and loan free by Christmas 2010

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