Mrs Cashback

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Anyone a current member of Mrs Cashback? (an internet cashback referral site). I've had loads of problems getting any contact recently and I'm concerned about my cashback (I'm owed over £100). I am also about to insure my car which will be another £100 cashback if I use the site. Is the site about to close??:eek:

savemoney

Hi you could use a free web site like topcashback or Quidco (£5 annual fee) they pay you 100% rather than other sites who keep more

liztay

I am also having problems getting my money from Mrs Cashback - over 3 months now. Never had a problem before but I have mailed them many many times and no reply. Are they still in business. Anyone have a phone number for them
Thanks

Flingel_Bunt

Hi - I've had the same prob with Mrs. Cashback - I've been waiting 11 weeks for £35. I get an autoreply to my emails but that's all. I've searched the whole site but can't find an address or tel. no. The only thing I can think of is to contact one of their affiliated retailers & try to get hold of them that way (by the neck, preferably). You'd think they'd use Paypal or electronic transfer wouldn't you? I'm beginning to have my doubts.
Thanks.

deanos

domain: mrscashback.com
owner: IDHC Ltd.
organization: IDHC Ltd.
email: admin@idhc.co.uk
address: Codham Hall
address: Codham Hall Lane
city: Brentwood
state: Essex
postal-code: CM13 3JT
country: GB
phone: +44.1277503117

http://www.whois.net/whois/mrscashback.com

Registrant Search:"IDHC Ltd." owns about 195 other domains

carla40

hi has anyone had any luck with these yet, i've been waiting for my cashback since the beginning of september, all my emails have been ignored as well, i'm going to ring them on the above number


edit; what a surprise the numbers engaged

savemoney

Shame OP hasnt been back since posting, its getting rather norm newbies posting question never to return. So much so its putting me of helping newbies which is a shame

carla40

i know what you mean, i've only just found this thread, i've been with mrs cashback nearly 3 years and its taken me this long just to earn my first £30, i definately wont be using them again, i'll definately go to another site, thanks for posting you're reply

Blackdog

savemoney wrote: »

Hi you could use a free web site like topcashback or Quidco (£5 annual fee) they pay you 100% rather than other sites who keep more

I use Topcashback because they are reliable and FREE. Good luck to those trying to get their money back from Mrs Cashback, it's not a nice feeling when you have been saving it up then can't access it.

Mr_Alex

I've been waiting for 2 or 3 months to get my £30 cashback, or even a reply to my emails. Here's the reply I've just received - make of it what you will:

We hope that to date you have enjoyed the benefits of being a member of MrsCashBack.com which many members regularly use to gain cashback on day to day purchases that otherwise they would miss out on.

The concept of MrsCashBack is to provide a community of individuals with an innovative and simple way to make savings on their online purchases in an easy to use format.

There are two types of membership to MrsCashback, Standard or Gold. This enables the user to redeem either 50% or 100% of the cashback allowance respectively. The Standard membership is free of charge and the Gold membership is chargeable at a value of £29.95 per annum.

Unlike some services that automatically deduct the annual fee for membership, we rely on our members to advise us that they wish to continue before we deduct or accept any payment for the relevant service.

With respect to your membership, we note that you have requested a withdrawal for your cashback and that you are doing so as a Gold member. We have identified that your GOLD membership commenced on the 16 April 2007. All memberships, as per the terms and conditions of the service are for a duration of 12 months. This does mean therefore that after the initial 12 months, your membership should have reverted to the Standard membership.

In view of this, we have two options concerning your current withdrawal request.

We can either deduct the applicable Gold membership charge that would normally be applicable for the length of membership that you have had from your withdrawal amount requested, or revert your membership to the Standard membership and re-calculate your cash back based upon the Standard terms of membership.

Please indicate your preferred option below in order that we can act upon your withdrawal request.

Yes, please deduct the relevant Gold membership fee and pay me the difference in my withdrawal request.

Yes, please change my membership to Standard membership and re-calculate my withdrawal request.

Please can you let us know of your decision by email.

carla40

i have recieved exactly the same email today, i replied to them telling them exactly what i think of them, i told them that i never requested gold membership in all 3 years i have been saving with them so the error is with them, i insisted that they send me all money i am due, and then to cancel my account, whats the betting i don't hear anymore from them