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

idlesaver

Mine went too.....!!!!!!

KindOfHush

Thailand wrote: »

You guys have possibly already spotted this, but has anybody else had the Be2 cashback go to 0.00? Meh! (Fatcheese so far)

Same on TCB.

Thailand

£500 +

Whoops, I meant TCB, lol

vl2588

EagerLearner wrote: »

My next cashback project is on car insurance, which I have never done before - our car is 2nd hand and not too big an engine so we hope it won't be too expensive. Current insurers wanted £90 to change me to a driver and insure me for the next 4 weeks before policy expires :eek: I will use comparison sites in March but apart from that has anyone got any hints or tips?

That seems a bit mean but car insurers are the devil!

I got my best deal by doing the two main price comparison sites as per Martin's article and then getting my current insurer to match it (they also offered less excess). Try the job tweaker too although it won't make a massive difference. Don't forget to try Direct Line and all the other ones not on comparison sites as they are also competitive. I always try to set aside at least one entire day (best part of anyway) to call round as I think it's worth it! Never managed to get cashback though as the cheapest ones for me have always been smaller ones.

jamespir

Over £250 per year

cashback through ebay how does it work do i have to win the item to get cashback or is it evry item i bid on

Thailand

£500 +

jamespir wrote: »

cashback through ebay how does it work do i have to win the item to get cashback or is it evry item i bid on

It used to be the case (not done in a long while) that you got 40% (then) of eBay's commissions. That being the cost to the seller to place an ad. It isn't very much, yet worthwhile, and only applied to BIN sales.

moi

£500 +

It's still the case you get 40% of eBays commission on most of the 100% sites (TCB I find reliable for it). It's 50% on onepollcashback, but if not registered there you can claim through TCB's highest cashback promise

It applies to auctions as well as BIN, so long as you don't clear your cookies between the bid and the payment, and if you go through TCB (or wherever) to bid & to pay.


I've seen the couple of pence payment just for bids on a couple of the crappier little cashback sites.

*madcat* wrote: »

Funny enough I've just been reading a post on TCB on how to make sure Ebay tracks each time:
http://forum.topcashback.co.uk/tm.aspx?m=3676&high=ebay
hth

I tend to agree with the last poster that it makes it sound very complicated :think: If Buying now, then clear cookies/cache like any other purchase. If bidding to pay later, use a browser where you don't clear cookies daily (or every time you close it) & click out from TCB (etc.) each time.

*madcat*

Funny enough I've just been reading a post on TCB on how to make sure Ebay tracks each time:

http://forum.topcashback.co.uk/tm.aspx?m=3676&high=ebay

hth

Numpty_Monkey

Over £350 per year

A few new clicks added to GPB and Crunch

Imutual added a fair yesterday, some go through Cashillion
(take the risk or not, it's upto you)

TheMoneyBackSite - it's a new site (details and my thoughts will be on the board lower down that we can't mention)
have added a couple of clicks

Maybe the clicks are starting to pick up:think:

TattyBear

My one Ecasher account has now been closed with £2 of pending payouts on it.

SCAM site. Avoid. :mad::mad: