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

idlesaver

martyn4764 wrote: »

Hi
I can't remember what it was called, but something is added "Free of charge" to your order; go back, uncheck this and the message about monthly billing doesn't appear.

Thanks for the tip....that absolutely worked a fine....!!!!

I removed "free site maker" from the basket and the message of monthly payment disappeared....:) transaction tracked straight away...!!!!

Thanks to martyn4764....for the tip and titmus....for posting this offer.....well appreciated:T:T:T

bristolleedsfan

Money Ball Bingo Signup
£0.50 Cashback on Fatcheese also lower rate in E-Casher/Cashin Bag


Lebara Mobile free sim with Cashback are on lots of sites TCB, CBR, Quidco + others

hullight

Hi I'm going to be aiming for £15 a week because I'm moving to a more expensive flat and I like my luxuries (e.g. good wine ).

Going to have a look at the clicking guide and look in to renting out the parking space included with my new digs - any ideas on where is best to advertise this?

bristolleedsfan

hullight wrote: »

and look in to renting out the parking space included with my new digs - any ideas on where is best to advertise this?

http://www.parkatmyhouse.co.uk/

idlesaver

Received first payment from Freecoin...£10+....:T

minidannii

is this daily clicks good/easy ?

im trying to read but it seems confusing, where do i start ?

Like this thread has been going since last year.

would be interesting if you can make a little in your spare time

titmus

idlesaver wrote: »

Thanks for the tip....that absolutely worked a fine....!!!!

I removed "free site maker" from the basket and the message of monthly payment disappeared....:) transaction tracked straight away...!!!!

Thanks to martyn4764....for the tip and titmus....for posting this offer.....well appreciated:T:T:T

Namesco is also on FC and TCB at £10, Imutual at £8, and Thincheese at £5 if you have friends who want to open a new a/c and buy a £1 domain name.

bristolleedsfan

titmus wrote: »

Namesco is also on FC and TCB at £10, Imutual at £8, and Thincheese at £5 if you have friends who want to open a new a/c and buy a £1 domain name.

Thread on it as well


https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/35712177#Comment_35712177

*madcat*

minidannii wrote: »

is this daily clicks good/easy ?

im trying to read but it seems confusing, where do i start ?

Like this thread has been going since last year.

would be interesting if you can make a little in your spare time

Hi mindannii,

Doing the daily clicks and/or offers on cashback sites is good, just have a look at the poll at the top of this page to see how much can be earned.

Of course how much you earn depends on how much effort you put in and at first it seems slow, but if you keep at it and have patience once the money starts coming in it can be regular. The clicks are easy to do, and you can do as much or as little as you like and whenever it suits you.

Start by joining a few cashback sites and give it a go, if you have any problems just ask.

Below are a couple of previous posts of mine which may help

*madcat* wrote: »

Basically the sites fall into 2 groups which are generally called either 100% sites and 50% sites.

100% sites give you 100% cashback on all earnings, they are able to do this because they charge an admin fee of around £5.00 per year, taken from earnings (TopCashback is free and also gives you over 100% cashback as they make their money from advertising but another charges you £2.00 each time you cashout! )

The 50% sites make their money by sharing the cashback from clicks with you and so they are free to join, some even pay you to join! They usually try a bit harder to get more clicks!

The 100% sites are quite strict on how many of the "Free Cash" offers you can do (they have already had their fee) but some of the 50% sites let you do more, as the more you earn so do they. I also think they try a bit harder to find more offers, but the 100% sites are best to make purchases with.

I think you are best joining a mix of the two, and my favourites are:

TopCashback - 100% site which is free to join but not many dailies

GetPoundsBack - 100% site which charges £5.00 per year out of earnings which you can make very quickly.

CashbackChief - 50% site which will pay you £2.50 for joining, has lots of good dailies and offers

CashbackCascade - The same as the above as it is the sister site

CashbackXtreme is quite similar but no relation

There are very many more but you are probably best just doing a few to start with and my advice would be to ask others opinions before joining some of them

If you need any help just shout!

There is a lot of helpful advice on the first page of this thread too :T

*madcat* wrote: »

Forgot to add that two useful tools for cashbacking are roboform and Ccleaner and both are free! :T

http://download.cnet.com/RoboForm/3000-18501_4-10037672.html

http://download.cnet.com/ccleaner/?!!!!!mncol

and of course you could ask eager learner for her cashback guide too

bristolleedsfan

Perhaps it should be added that most the clicks are taking six months or more to pay. :eek:

People doing Affiliate Chief clicks via other sites shouldnt expect payment anytime soon going by this from TCB. (None have been paid this year from Affiliate Chief to other sites, with other clicks outstanding from November 2009 and early 2010. )

"We last received a payment from this merchant during March 2010, for transactions in September 2009"

http://www.topcashback.co.uk/search_chief/


Fatcheese stated on its forum that it had stopped adding Cashillion clicks many weeks ago basically until they pay, It appears that both TCB and Fatcheese have delayed adding Comparison Street until Affiliate Chief shows some sign of paying for clicks 5 Months-7 Months previous so sites with most or in fact any clicks does not mean anything ATM for people banking on payment by Christmas ( Or even Easter 2011) bar in all likelyhood Cashback Sites sites that Affiliate Chief own themseves.


When asked on Affiliate Chiefs own site re payment to other sites, effectively got deaf ears treatment.:(

http://www.cashbackchief.co.uk/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=1269


Madcat

I am suprised that Fatcheese, Thin Cheese, Ecasher doesnt appear on your recommended sites being as the following really adds up and these merchants do pay and quicker than most the 1p and 2p clicks, value of which are a lot of 1p and 2p clicks.


Fatcheese : ( Price Runner click up to 17p a day - Up to 9p a day on Thin Cheese for 1 click)


2.00 Money Supermarket Car Insurance every 14 days ( same on TC bar being 1.00 every 14 days)

MCN Compare 1.50 every month ( Same on Thin Cheese bar being 75p every month)

Money Supermarket Broadband search 20p per month ( 10p on Thin Cheese)


E-Casher pays clicks etc very quickly and has Money Supermarket Car Insurance 1.00 x 2 per week which confirms and pays quickly + same with MCN compare 75p every 2 weeks.


Speedcashback pays low value clicks very quickly. :T

http://www.speedcashback.com/index.pl?a=viewcat&catid=170&psid=0


TCB also has 2.00 Money Supermarket Car Insurance every 14 days.:j


I believe that "ALL" sites who get mentioned on this thread and gain from such publicity should state when they last received payment from each click merchant and in respect of what period that payment covered so that everyone can make an informed choice about whether to click or not click rather than blindly continuing to promote click affiliates who havent paid for countless months merely issuing apparent bland statements about continuing to chase payments when in some cases click payments are outstanding from August 2009 :eek: Then November 2009, then early 2010) and at same time continuing to promote/host "some of" the long standing non paying click merchants without any mention about when they last received payment and in respect of what period that payment covered.