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

moi

Richie08 wrote: »

Are Imutual still doing the e-mail clicks?

If so where can I find them?

They are & you find them in the e-mails sent out (sorry that sounds flippant)

I think the last daily-click-specific email was 18th Feb (that's the one I'm using), but they also started including the links in their weekly 'digest' email. The most recent of them was last Friday. Skip through all the 'deals' to the Email-only offers at the bottom.

Savvy_cash

mickael28 wrote: »

Hi EagerLearner,

I just tried to send you a message but I received the error:
"EagerLearner has exceeded their stored private messages quota and cannot accept further messages until they clear some space."

Could you please send me the guide by email? or a link to your blog or where I can subscribe to get it?

Many thanks!!

Hi EagerLearner,

Same as above! You must be swamped with requests so no rush
Much appreciated xxx

mjm3050

Hi savvy cash

You will be given all the help you need if you ask on this thread

Loubell83

Is there any chance someone on this thread has the guide that from Eager Learner that they could send me? I have tried PMing EagerLearner however it appears that the mailbox is currently free.

It would be much appreciated, please let me know and we can organise over PM

Thanks!

*madcat*

[FONT=Arial, sans-serif]While you are waiting for a guide you can start cashbacking straight away.[/FONT]

[FONT=Arial, sans-serif]The advice given by EagerLearner in the first post on this thread still holds good as does the list of favourite sites posted underneath it by smokin, except for Fat Cheese as is not as good as it was, they also charge an admin fee of £5 per year while most cashback sites are free.[/FONT] [FONT=Arial, sans-serif]

The cashback sites can also be very useful as the instructions for getting cashback is usually on each offer and more help is available if you read and use their forums. [/FONT][FONT=Arial, sans-serif]
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[FONT=Arial, sans-serif]Most people on here are also happy to help or advise if you need it and you can PM me anytime. [/FONT]

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bristolleedsfan

bristolleedsfan wrote: »

Basically Cashback site users/clickers don’t get paid anything if they don’t reach a sites minimum cash-in level so the best advice always is to start of with the sites who have highest value clicks/no spend offers and the lowest minimum cashin levels :beer:



100% SITE FOR PURCHASES DAILY CLICKS HIGH NUMBER OF NO SPEND OFFERS PAID @100% - NO ADMIN FEE


http://www.imutual.co.uk – 1.00 minimum cash-in level – Weekly payment run

Daily clicks including email links – 46p ish a day

+ High number of quality no spend offers paid @ 100% rate –




http://www.getpoundsback.co.uk – 5.00 + Minimum Cash-in Level - Payment on demand -



Daily clicks including email links - 31p ish

+ High number of quality no spend offers paid @ 100% rate –


Many Purchase cashback rates as good as or better than TCB



50% SITES - INSTANT/NEARLY INSTANT CONFIRMS - NO WAITING MONTHS AND MONTHS TO GET PAID –


http://www.ashicashback.com - 2.00 minimum cashin level - Monthly Payment Run


http://www.quidscorner.com - 2.50 minimum cashin level + 3 sister sites Clicks Vista, Dollars4Clix, Optimising Revenue for You - Monthly Payment Run


http://www.speedcashback.com/index.pl - 2.50 minimum cashin level - Monthly Payment Run




50% SITES WITH VERY QUICK CONFIRMS - NO WAITING MONTHS AND MONTHS TO GET PAID


www.ecasher.co.uk – No minimum withdrawal level by Paypal – Confirms within 20 days – Payments – within 16 days of payment request


http://www.cashinbag.co.uk - No minimum withdrawal level by Paypal - Confirms within 20 days - Payments within 16 days of payment request



50% SITES WHO PAY ITS MEMBERS WHEN IT THE SITE GETS PAID AND HAS CASHIN LEVEL UNDER 5.50 PAID IN ACTUAL MONEY/NON VOUCHERS


http://www.crunchcashback.co.uk/ – 5.00+ minimum cash-in level – Payment on demand


http://uk.freeco.in/There is no minimum withdrawal limit by Paypal/Bacs

For the benefit of those clicking for the first time - whilst the amounts available per day may have changed slightly since this post - all these sites have minimum cashin levels of 5.00 ( paid in money not vouchers) or under :beer:

Blaise

Here is a freebie - might be useful to have for some of the no purchases offer:
http://studio.orange.co.uk/orangemoney/


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vixen1500

Loubell83 wrote: »

Is there any chance someone on this thread has the guide that from Eager Learner that they could send me? I have tried PMing EagerLearner however it appears that the mailbox is currently free.

It would be much appreciated, please let me know and we can organise over PM

Thanks!

Hiya, I have also had the same problem, and would love a copy if anyone could forward it to me

Thanks

bristolleedsfan

bristolleedsfan wrote: »

For the benefit of those clicking for the first time -

I-Mutual forum is an excellent source of information for daily clicks.


http://www.imutual.co.uk/forum/viewforum.php?f=28&sid=9a7b15687d191f302f2fd7a4eb2ef735



Best rates for daily clicks and best selection/rates for no spend offers with Minimum Cashin levels of 5.00 or under



http://www.getpoundsback.co.uk/stores.php?catID=118&catST=118+email daily clicks


http://www.getpoundsback.co.uk/stores.php?catID=115&catST=115&sort=adv_record_id&search=&keyword=



http://www.imutual.co.uk/daily-clicks+ email daily clicks

http://www.imutual.co.uk/easy-cashback?page=1&order=3




For anything other than daily clicks/no spends - Topcashback and Getpoundsback offer higher rates of Cashback much more often :beer: ( So do Quidco albeit with 5.00 annual fee)

Malti

Does anyone know if kelkoo the only daily click on Quidco