Amazon - any cashback through sites?

inspiremetosave

Hiya,
Sorry if I'm in the wrong place. I am about to make a purchase on Amazon and wondered if I could get any cashback. Have checked greasypalm and quidco but cannot see it.....

Any help appreciated x

Snoozie

The only one I have found is Nectar.com. Not cashback exactly, but nectar points

cdodd

can get i points for amazon purchases

mk-donald

Yes Nectar eStores is the only reliable source of referral rebate. Usually 2 points per £1, ie 1%. However ever now and then it's Tripled, sometimes for a whole month, ie 3%.

Remember you should probably clear any Amazon cookies you have (and ensure logged off, maybe even rebooted PC after clearing the cookies) to maximise likelihood of referral rebate.

King_Of_Fools

I use Nectar (when tripled) or iPoints (equivalent to 2.5%).

lisyloo

If you find that you can't get any cashback or points on any schemes you want and would consider helping a good cause, then I would like to suggest this link for Amazon.

http://buy.at/grwe

We sponsored a Greyhound via this charity and we went to visit him a few months ago. The dog was psychologically scarred by his previous treatment but is now in a loving home where he is well cared for.
I've spoken to people in the organisation and IMO it's a good cause.

There may be many other good causes that have similar links so if you aren't a dog or an animal lover there are probably many other good causes that would appreciate your support.
I think it's an excellent way to help without it costly you anything directly especially if you can't find a cashback or points scheme that you can use.

princessmoneysaver

Nectar & iPoints are the only 2 for Amazon atm.

dc

princessmoneysaver wrote: »

Nectar & iPoints are the only 2 for Amazon atm.

NO.... I think Mutualpoints gives 1%;)

http://www.mutualpoints.com/allMerchants/

Arkwright

You want to check out http://www.givememore.co.uk/

You enter the site you are looking for CashBack for and it searches the top cashback sites for all of the deals, and who offers cashback.

Iuse it all the time. Its fab.

melbury

I clicked to Amazon through Nectar to place an order, but haven't seen any sign of points yet, even though order was finalized some time ago. On reading through the information, don't Amazon only give Nectar points for purchases of books and CD's?

Arkwright

I know its a little late now, but I've just used Givememore and its showing cashbackrewards as the best deal, giving 3.5% at Amazon.


http://www.givememore.co.uk/searchy/amazon