EagerLearner's Guide to Free Daily Cashback - Part Deux!

p_larkin99

Littlesusie wrote: »

Yep, I'd agree on that one. Some good news though. You can now do moneysupermaerket car insurance every 2 weeks now on fat/thincheese and everyday on cbk/rpoints (although I don't do it that often) £1 or £2 per click out.
At the moment I say that fat/thin cheese, getpoundsback & crunch are the only sites that seem to have anything being moved to confirmed for me at the moment. I did have a lull in my clicking a few months back so I expect that's the reason. Others have said Speed is good so I think I'm going to give them a try.

When doing these types of offers do people in general use the same email/details or do you put in some different details to give you a better chance of being payed? I'd be just worried about putting in the same details across 4/5 sites every day and then when it comes to confirming MSM cancelling them all.

p_larkin99

moi wrote: »

Don't forget you can HCP (Highest Cashback Promise) on RPoints!!

I dont see any mention of this on the site? Do you just complete the transaction and then provide evidence of another site awarding the higher cashback?

edit: found it, ignore me!

moi

£500 +

p_larkin99 wrote: »

When doing these types of offers do people in general use the same email/details or do you put in some different details to give you a better chance of being payed? I'd be just worried about putting in the same details across 4/5 sites every day and then when it comes to confirming MSM cancelling them all.

..same email, no.
They just recognise it and say "we see you've had a quote before", or words to that effect. You need a good stock of Yahoo/Hotmail type emails

...same address/car etc. yes several times.
Different family members, different cars, different potential cars.

p_larkin99

moi wrote: »

..same email, no.
They just recognise it and say "we see you've had a quote before", or words to that effect. You need a good stock of Yahoo/Hotmail type emails

...same address/car etc. yes several times.
Different family members, different cars, different potential cars.

but say across the same site do you use the same email, i.e. CBK does this daily so do you use your email attached to your CBK account every time or again use random emails?

Cheers for your help!

moi

£500 +

p_larkin99 wrote: »

I dont see any mention of this on the site? Do you just complete the transaction and then provide evidence of another site awarding the higher cashback?

That's because they don't like to publicise it much & don't like it being mentioned on their own forums.
Explained here: http://www.rpoints.com/help/14/1445/

p_larkin99 wrote: »

understandable. are you using CBK as the company to make the claims against?

yep, and Topcashback.

p_larkin99

moi wrote: »

That's because they don't like to publicise it much & don't like it being mentioned on their own forums.
Explained here: http://www.rpoints.com/help/14/1445/

understandable. are you using CBK as the company to make the claims against?

moi

£500 +

p_larkin99 wrote: »

but say across the same site do you use the same email, i.e. CBK does this daily so do you use your email attached to your CBK account every time or again use random emails?

Cheers for your help!

Noo, there's no need to use the same email you signed up to to CBK/whichever cashback site with!

I use a variety of different ones for insurances. 'Random' in that they are not my 'main' everyday email accounts, but separate Yahoo/Hotmail ones set up for doing insurance quotes, free stuff, free sign ups etc. Not disposable ones, I should point out though!
Mass rejections have happened in the past for spamgourmet-style emails.

p_larkin99

moi wrote: »

Noo, there's no need to use the same email you signed up to to CBK/whichever cashback site with!

I use a variety of different ones for insurances. 'Random' in that they are not my 'main' everyday email accounts, but separate Yahoo/Hotmail ones set up for doing insurance quotes, free stuff, free sign ups etc. Not disposable ones, I should point out though!
Mass rejections have happened in the past for spamgourmet-style emails.

Yeah i maybe have like 5 different email addresses but is there anything to be lost by using the one registered on a particular cashback site every day on MSM?


While you are here, could you give me your lowdown on the sites you use at the mo. The clicks seem so sparse these days and may have to really just do the insurance clicks (again, which here do you do).

moi

£500 +

p_larkin99 wrote: »

Yeah i maybe have like 5 different email addresses but is there anything to be lost by using the one registered on a particular cashback site every day on MSM?

While you are here, could you give me your lowdown on the sites you use at the mo. The clicks seem so sparse these days and may have to really just do the insurance clicks (again, which here do you do).

I don't know about using the same email every day because you can get so many variations in one domain account so I vary them all the time e.g. moi@yaho.com
moi-223@yaho.com
moi-323@yaho.com
moi-423@yaho.com

You're right the clicks are dwindling & all the confirmed balances are remaining pretty static because the Pricedigger/cashillion/AffiliateChief payment delays people have mentioned here.

In terms of getting cashouts quickly, Speed is a good one as they don't seem to wait more than a week to confirm, & coffee has a few offers that go straight to confirmed.

In a quite rough order of preference:
Fatcheese/ GetPoundsBack/ TopCashback/ Speed/ CBK/ RPoints/ CashbackCascade & Chief/ Cashback-Rewards/ imutual/ Thincheese/ CoffeeClicking/ Quids-In

stampede

Over £350 per year

moi wrote: »

I don't know about using the same email every day because you can get so many variations in one domain account so I vary them all the time e.g. [EMAIL="moi@yaho.com"]moi@yaho.com[/EMAIL]
[EMAIL="moi-223@yaho.com"]moi-223@yaho.com[/EMAIL]
[EMAIL="moi-323@yaho.com"]moi-323@yaho.com[/EMAIL]
[EMAIL="moi-423@yaho.com"]moi-423@yaho.com[/EMAIL]

You're right the clicks are dwindling & all the confirmed balances are remaining pretty static because the Pricedigger/cashillion/AffiliateChief payment delays people have mentioned here.

In terms of getting cashouts quickly, Speed is a good one as they don't seem to wait more than a week to confirm, & coffee has a few offers that go straight to confirmed.

In a quite rough order of preference:
Fatcheese/ GetPoundsBack/ TopCashback/ Speed/ CBK/ RPoints/ CashbackCascade & Chief/ Cashback-Rewards/ imutual/ Thincheese/ CoffeeClicking/ Quids-In

It wouldn't take much to suss you out though would it with those addresses? I think it's wise to be a little more inventive with email addresses. Also make sure you have a dynamic IP address.