Cashback sites free cash discussion

nettles77

can anyone help, please ?? thanks.

micmac_2

Hiya nettles77 :cheesy:

You can do the dailies everyday for as long as you want! You won't get rich quick but it can be a nice regular little income especially if you join a few sites.

You can make more by doing the 'free cash' offers and sign ups

It usually takes a couple of months before you start to see any money as the cashbacksites wait to be paid before they pay you.

Some of the best cashback sites have already been mentioned above but I will PM you with some links [as I can't post them here]

p_larkin99

If anyone has any questions on daily clicks just pop over to this thread:

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=609037&page=133

Woby_Tide

Just had my easiest £60 from Quidco. I clicked through an O2 link a few months back to check out some prices and potentially move to them for broadband. Never completed the order but now have £60 received from them for my troubles. Cheers O2....

jbeng123

Hi Everyone,
Here's a brilliant way of earning actual cashback on your everyday purchases online, through retailers such as Tesco, eBay, Argos, O2, and millions more. All you have to do is type this link (without the spaces) into your browser [ www . topcashback . co . uk / ref / jb123 ], join up and follow the instructions then buy what you would normally buy online but now with the savings of earning cashback.
Happy Earning.

JAG

You cannot put referal links on this board. That's why newbies cannot post links.

pikerman

if i was to recieve double the amount of cashback i was expecting can the site claim it back after paying out.

b56c

I chose to switch to edf via quidco a week ago, tempted by the £60 cashback which should make it the best deal for me. However, the transaction still does not appear on the 'my earnings' page and so I fear that it might not be tracking as the average track is 3 days according to the merchant information. I don't want to lose the cashback, £60 at the time of the deal a week ago, and don't want to wait too long before doing something about it. It's too early to raise a ticket with quidco so I thought about contacting edf and cancelling my switch during the 12 day cooling-off period and then trying to sign up to this deal again ( I notice that the amount of cashback has now dropped) or to another deal with them or someone else through quidco checking that all of the firewall, cache and cookie settings are properly sorted this time. Do you think this is my best option?

archie159

I have never had any problem raising a ticket with Quidco. Occasionally one gets a message telling one to wait for another week (or some other specified period) - just do this (make a note in your diary), and if it still hasn't appeared raise the ticket then. I have used them for 3-4 years, for masses of shopping, have had to raise about 5 tickets in total, and everyone has subsequently tracked. Quidco are way, way better than wepromiseto, who I am rapidly coming to a conclusion are a bunch of crooks.

macgould

Hi All

this is my first post, however I am wondering if anybody has had the same problem as me with the News of the World Captain Cash Cashback site, I signed up over month ago and earned a total of £133 through switching my gas etc, according to the site this money was paid via Bacs on 1st October but to date this money has still not hit my account, I have checked my bank details all are correct, i have checked with the bank as well but there is nothing, I have tried to raise this issue several times but can only do this via 'contact us' which generates an automated response but nothing else......any advice would be greatly recieved