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

bristolleedsfan

longhauladdict wrote: »

Hi

Quick question re get pounds back, I have done the daily clicks everyday this week and they are all showing in my clicks log. However, only about half are showing in the earnings log as tracked. Does it take a while for some to track, or is it more likely that they haven't tracked at all??
Sorry, know its probably been asked before, just that it all confuses me!!! xx

GPB update morning following clicking so the other half haven't tracked at all.

I really believe that both FC and GPB should keep the US clicks seperate from the rest of the clicks so that some people dont potentially unsuspectingly waste considerable time doing something where either none track or only some track.

Despite IE7/XP combination giving me tracking results for first time on x3 clicks like yourself I only got 50% tracking ( or less) yesterday on GPB with similar result on FC.

longhauladdict

bristolleedsfan wrote: »

GPB update morning following clicking so the other half haven't tracked at all.

I really believe that both FC and GPB should keep the US clicks seperate from the rest of the clicks so that some people dont potentially unsuspectingly waste considerable time doing something where either none track or only some track.

Despite IE7/XP combination giving me tracking results for first time on x3 clicks like yourself I only got 50% tracking ( or less) yesterday on GPB with similar result on FC.

For the benefit of the site owners who read this thread, Cashback Chief have kept US clicks away from the normal clicks. :T

http://www.cashbackchief.co.uk/sub_categories.asp?id=37

Thanks for this, it is that some of the US clicks have tracked, but only seems like one out of a possible 3 or 5. Like you said seems a waste of time if we don't know how many will track??

bristolleedsfan

longhauladdict wrote: »

Thanks for this, it is that some of the US clicks have tracked, but only seems like one out of a possible 3 or 5. Like you said seems a waste of time if we don't know how many will track??

The other thing that everyone needs to bare in mind is that where sites have minimum cashin levels if people start then give up the cashback site keeps the lot, Non daily, no spends help people reach cashin level which in the case of GPB and Crunch Cashback ( 50% version of GPB ) is 10.00.

http://www.getpoundsback.co.uk/store...=115&catST=115

This was the reason that I put sites that have minimum cashin levels of 1.00 + at the top of my suggested site list for daily clicks + Cashback Chief and Cashback Cascade being as they have high number of UK based clicks which are clearly better and more reliable trackers than the US based ones for the majority of clickers.


HW x 5 clicks are ace trackers when they go through Homeware site, its the x 3 clicks and x5 clicks that go through US which are problamatic for many people. _pale_

massivedebts

moi wrote: »

Makes perfect sense, & the answer is it depends on the clicks.
For Pricedigger, I think you do have to click out 3 separate times (it's a bit picky), but for Emaki or Searchchief you can just click out once then search for 5 or whatever different things.

Thanks Moi..............to the rescue again!
How do I know how to do each site then? Will it be in the guide when I get it from EL??
MD xx

petdaffy

Over £100 per year

Just finished my daily clicks for today and have been noticing this week that Compare Xtreme and Xtreme Deals are not tracking for me across most sites. Also US clicks I find are hit or miss - I don't do all 3 or 5 permitted clicks (it depends on what time I have available whether I do them even 2 or 3 times).

Also from April 2009 to December 2009 I banked 107 pounds for these 10 months and I have just requested a total of 49.77 to start 2010 of with my daily clicks. Hope to do better this year.

jimbobboi

Over £350 per year

Hello,

Can someone clear something up for me please? I've started doing the daily clicking on various sites over the past few days as I want to save the money and use it towards a holiday at the end of the year.

Anyway, I'm just on FatCheese, for example, and clicking on the HW Home Appliances link. Do I then need to search for a 'Home Appliance' or can I search for anything? Just asking because obviously they all seem to go through to Urban Stone.

Thanks,
James

cash-magnet

You can search for anything, it will make no difference, or if the tracking works, you could just click on one of the popular items and click through to a link. That's all I do and it's much faster than trying to keep thinking of search terms to use. Try either and see what tracks for you.

Good luck with your clicking.

idlesaver

Just saw, CBK have now updated the transactions for PD clicks and Price log....showing now as Pending...:j :j
But not the I See Search...:o

And also Inter Ad Media is back but only 2p...... 0

massivedebts

idlesaver wrote: »

Just saw, CBK have now updated the transactions for PD clicks and Price log....showing now as Pending...:j :j
But not the I See Search...:o

And also Inter Ad Media is back but only 2p...... 0

Morning
I started clicking on the 27th Dec and have clicked same sites over 6 days. Yet I only have Price Digger on CBK showing for 2 times on the 28th only, yet in total I have clicked 6 days x 3 times a day = 18 clicks so why only 2 tracked??
Please help.
Thanks
MD xx

moi

£500 +

massivedebts wrote: »

Thanks Moi..............to the rescue again!
How do I know how to do each site then? Will it be in the guide when I get it from EL??
MD xx

umm, I don't honestly know what's in EagerLearner's guide, but they way I've found out all these kind of things is just trial and error over the last few years, & more recently picking up helpful tips on forums like this or on the cashback sites forums.

Sometimes the answers are easy -- Searchchief = can do clicks all in one go, Buycentral = don't search, just click a featured product etc etc. ....

Often the answers are hard to fathom out & noone has definative answers -- e.g. Smarter Money Homewarea/Urban stone stories (!)...