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supersaverkerry
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I am trying to save some cash up to go towards paying for a college course, I do not plan to start till next yeart so have plenty of time to get saving and am doing surveysop etc...
I was thinking about doing cashback sites too, I already use mutual points and topcashback and onepoll -with both onepoll and mutual points I have registered my credit and debit cards so that I can earn cashback on the high street.
Can anyone reccomend any other cashback sites that I could just register my cards with so I have a little coming in from them? I know it would be a huge amount but even having a couple of quid at the end of the year adds up to make a difference
I was thinking about doing cashback sites too, I already use mutual points and topcashback and onepoll -with both onepoll and mutual points I have registered my credit and debit cards so that I can earn cashback on the high street.
Can anyone reccomend any other cashback sites that I could just register my cards with so I have a little coming in from them? I know it would be a huge amount but even having a couple of quid at the end of the year adds up to make a difference
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Not sure about registering card but you can earn some extra pennies by doing the free offers e.g. insurance quote's, photo prints etc
Also, survey wise take a look here.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/3034918
May be of some help in expanding your surveys.I get what i want. That isn't because i'm a brat or spoilt. It's because i'm determined, i work hard for it and i achieve my goals!0 -
i stupidly signed up with captain cash because I saw an offer to do a lovefilm dvd trial for £15 cashback - not been reported yet.
also did a sign-up offer for paddy power as well for another £15 - not been reported either.
so i've got a potential £32.50 to come but still waiting, so i'd avoid them at least. quidco seems to be the most popular cashback site.0 -
jasonwatkins wrote: »i stupidly signed up with captain cash because I saw an offer to do a lovefilm dvd trial for £15 cashback - not been reported yet.
also did a sign-up offer for paddy power as well for another £15 - not been reported either.
so i've got a potential £32.50 to come but still waiting, so i'd avoid them at least. quidco seems to be the most popular cashback site.
Nearly right. Topcashback is the best. They were on an even par with quidco but there are some differences.
1. Don't charge an admin fee
2. Offered a referral fee (I believe quidco do now to compete)
3. Offer extra cashback based on earnings e.g. 101% - 110% depending
4. The best thing. If another site is offering a better rate. Tell them and they match it.
I left quidco after years and get a better deal from TopcashbackI get what i want. That isn't because i'm a brat or spoilt. It's because i'm determined, i work hard for it and i achieve my goals!0 -
misssarahleigh wrote: »Nearly right. Topcashback is the best
having just studied topcashback i just have to say "ugh"
they do almost an identical deal on lovefilm to captain bloody cash and the deal for paddy power is better by £10 pounds.
*bangs head against the wall*
i don't want to let the £32.50 go on captain cash but i imagine i'll have an uphill battle to squeeze it out of them ...0
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