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

slick_detective

Over £150 per year

I've noticed that thincheese is still not working and they haven't put any additional news on it when you go on their site. Has anyone got any news about it ? seems a little odd that they've not updated it in anyway to keep us updated apart from saying that the problem will be resolved in 24 hours which was approxiamtely 9days ago? thanks.
Also is freecoin and treasure cashback crap? cos every click i've done on there has been cancelled apart from the ones which you have to wait 30 seconds for and then it instantly goes to confirmed. thanks

*madcat*

slick_detective wrote: »

Also is freecoin and treasure cashback crap? cos every click i've done on there has been cancelled apart from the ones which you have to wait 30 seconds for and then it instantly goes to confirmed. thanks

Freecoin was "taken over" by Entirety Media in January this year
http://twitter.com/#!/freecoin/status/30732654382948353

Entirety Media was launched in January this year
http://www.entiretymedia.co.uk/about/

Taking these facts into account and considering that Freecoin was previously owned by Cashillion which has a habit of reinventing itself your guess is as good as mine

I'm sorry I haven't been much help :sad:

Victoria_Meldrew

Speedcashback - many of the daily clicks going to a strange kandco page for a few days now.

Very poor that they haven't updated info. on Thincheese.

*madcat*

Thankyou for your response wickedom.

I am sorry if my previous post was misleading when I said that FreeCoin had been taken over as you have explained that the company which run Free Coin merely changed it's name from Wicked Online Marketing to Entirety Media. I also apologise for thinking that FreeCoin was previously owned by Cashillion and I can fully understand why you would wish to dispute this.

My mistake came from knowing that Free Coin comes from the same stable as a few dodgy sites in the past have done http://www.your-brand.net/?page_id=27 Not all of those sites shown are bad as it depends who runs them, but the person who owned Cashillion has strong connections to Your Brand, he is also known to have closed sites without paying members and then starting new sites, it's also been suspected that he has also been involved in other sites not bearing his name.

The link I provided http://twitter.com/#!/freecoin/status/30732654382948353 says that your company Entirety Media has taken over the management of Cashillion Connect, so as Managing Director of Entirety Media are you now responsible for Cashillion Connect? Will this mean that cashback sites wont have to wait so long to be paid in future? Does the original owner of Cashillion and Cashillion Connect have any involvement or connection with any of the sites or companies that you are responsible for?

I ask you these questions because many people are wary when the name DD or Cashillion is mentioned, and with good reason, thank you for you help in clearing up this matter.

TattyBear

I'm frankly amazed that you would want to have anything to do with a company run by Daniel Dalley, the Internet's biggest cashback site fraudster.

Doesn't say much for your own integrity, I'm afraid. When you deal with people like Dalley, you will always get burned.

*madcat*

It was very interesting to hear that Cashillion Connect is now back in the hands of DD, and I'm sure a lot of people will be pleased to have be warned, just as I am sure you must be pleased to be able to publicly announce that you are no longer involved.

I am sorry to hear that you have been treated badly by him as many of us have been, but as you say you were aware of his reputation.

It is very hard for cashback sites everywhere at the moment, but if your cashback sites are run as openly and honestly as you have been with me I wish you every success. :T
but associating with the likes of DD will only result in you getting tarred with the same brush, which is how my first post came about

*madcat*

It seems that wickedom aka Michael Williams owner of FreeCoin and Entirety Media has had his posts removed, and my posts which quoted him have been edited as well. Some of you will have seen those posts but for those that haven't the gist of it was that the management of Cashillion Connect was no longer the responsibility of Entirety Media as they hadn't been paid and so is now back in the control of Daniel Dalley.


I suppose most of could have a guess of what will happen next so what do you think cashback sites should do:


1. Refuse to have anything to do with this company or the person responsible, which would mean far fewer clicks but could stop this company from making money at our expense and doing the same thing over and over again? and we probably wouldn't get paid anyway.


2. Put the offers on but with a warning on them that this company has a reputation for not paying up and you will either not get paid or will have to wait a very long time?


3. Put the offers on anyway as everyone knows that there is always a risk you wont get paid and as there are so few clicks available just now we need all we can get?


Please say what you think as I know for a fact that many cashback site owners read this thread and I'm sure they will welcome the feedback.

Victoria_Meldrew

Well I would prefer it if they weren't on any cashback site - clicks are few and far between anyway but there's no point in backing what you know to be a surefire loser. I've lost quite enough as it is from those sites which disappeared with my hardearned cash.

DoubleSix_2

I would say option 1.

refuse to add the clicks

Why should we spend time clicking for 3 months + only to line someone else's pocket.

Starving them of income will send them off somewhere.

linz

Over £150 per year

Agree with Victoria Meldrew and Doublesix. I think sites should have nothing to do with these cowboys, It only harms their reputation IMHO.