Free Daily Cashback from sites - Q&A Board

purplecatlover

anyone remember which cbs it is that has started with high street cashback if you register your debit card with them? (i need to go to jjb sports and i kow i saw they were one of the partners doing it). i know there was another one aside from pigsback.

anyone tried it? bad idea..too risky?

does anyone know if you can reg the same card with more than one cbs for highstreet cashback if/when more pick up this trend?


no daily clicks for me for a while, this computer is too slow/i do not ahve the patience for it being so so slow. does that rule me out form all the forum comps does anyone know?

sorry im bombarding you with questions this morning, i will stop now.

Mr-Kilner

Does anyone have a copy of the guide they could ping my way please.

Thanks in advance, :j

idlesaver

purplecatlover wrote: »

anyone remember which cbs it is that has started with high street cashback if you register your debit card with them? (i need to go to jjb sports and i kow i saw they were one of the partners doing it). i know there was another one aside from pigsback.

anyone tried it? bad idea..too risky?

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Hi purplecatlover,

I think it is the wepromiseto you are talking about. There you can register your card and you can get the cashback on your high street shopping.

Personally I have not tried it as I did not like that site basically. Especially their support and tracking is rubish.....:eek: And still on the downside it is down to 50% cashback and min payout to £25........shame...

Sorry I cannot answer be of help for your rest of the queries.

HTH,
idlesaver

Numpty_Monkey

bristolleedsfan wrote: »

http://www.cashbackchief.co.uk/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=798&PN=4

meerkatgirl wrote: »

Anyone getting Cascade Compare, Search Chief etc claiming to be down for maintenance when you click through from cashback sites? Have checked and if you just type the URL into your browser the site is working perfectly.

Are they just trying to cut down on daily clicks?

Its explained in the link from BLF

idlesaver

Mr-Kilner wrote: »

Does anyone have a copy of the guide they could ping my way please.

Thanks in advance, :j

Hi Mr-Kilner welcome to the friendly thread.

You will get the guide from Eagerlearner. Click on her username and drop her a PM with your email address and you will get it as soon as possible.

HTH,
idlesaver

idlesaver

Cascade compare, searchchief, seek and tinta down on cascade to just 2 clicks a day each........!!!!!!:mad::mad::eek::rolleyes:

not yet checked on ther sites but I guess it should be same...

i.e. loss of over £1 in clicks on all the sites I do....!!!!!

Is this the "improvement" they did yesterday...????:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

blahblahdoh

bristolleedsfan wrote: »

http://www.cashbackchief.co.uk/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=798&PN=4

According to this they don't START moving over to new servers and upgrading databases until Friday, so goodness knows how long this will take to complete. An improvement in the speed of their systems will be welcome, but surely this amount of disruption is not technically necessary?

We're all goin' on a ... click holiday :whistle:

seagull09

That seems odd, given that they are spending money on getting new servers up and running, but I can only surmise (and hope) that the 2 clicks per day is just temporary until the upgrades are in place.
Otherwise, the saving made across all sites of 3 clicks per user per merchant means the upgrades would hardly be necessary.

Looks like I'll be getting used to doing more Urban Stones...

EagerLearner

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Hi everyone and hope you had great weekends. I had a great break thanks – short and sweet but much needed!

Welcome to newbies including scrimped09 and c4rl - and hope that clicking is starting to make sense! See page 1 which contains some FAQ which will hep you as you start out… if you have not yet received the guide just pm me your e-mail address and I can resend it. C4rl – clicking time varies per person as you will see on here, all depends on the time you have, your computer speed, your familiarity with the site routines etc.

Lynecooke – Personally I am loathed to let them keep any of my cash and I would carry on until cashing out, but then again, it all depends on what you think your time is worth and whether you can think of something to buy for example (as this will speed the payment time for you). Otherwise, ditch the sites and start over, keeping in mind that click cuts could happen on any site anytime, it’s the way things are unfortunately…! However, with perseverance if you choose to stick to it, you might cash out by Christmas, especially with any pressie shopping.

Idlesaver – I hope you got the cartridges ok in the end – I usually use Quidco, more out of habit than anything else, but you may find other better rates using Martin’s Cashback checker. Quidco have always tracked 100% on my e-bay purchases so I have been happy with that.

Mark1966 – I know what you mean, I won’t be burned, hence my preferring to be safe than sorry… and cashout as soon as I am able – including £2.06 that RPoints owed me, then I stopped using them… every penny counts!

BLF – Did you really get £1,000 from GPB? WOW that’s an amazing result – do you buy lots through them?
FatCheese are indeed very speedy, I do find that both payments, the website and the customer service are very good and they have not let me down as of yet…

Linz – I never used that site I’m afraid, basically have stuck to the sites that have had good reports on lots of levels, however if they do improve in future I will reconsider.

My guide update will have to wait unfortunately as I have a new project starting this weekend which will run for a couple of weeks, so I will start the update research afterwards.

Have a great afternoon all!

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bristolleedsfan

EagerLearner wrote: »

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BLF – Did you really get £1,000 from GPB? WOW that’s an amazing result – do you buy lots through them?
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Yes, "really". :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: daily Clicks, other no spends, couple of 50.00 Bank Account applications, a number of gambling cashback offers over 18 months with good profit, so not absolute profit, merely paid out once the available 24.00 has been cashed in. :cool:

Cashback Kings, Quidco and TCB have paid me out 1200.00 + each all at 100% / up to 110% Cashback Rates. :T


Earnings Summary ( Getpoundsback)

Cashback Tracked £84.85

Total Available Cashback £24.00

Total Cashback as Referral Commission £5.00

Total Amount Paid £986.90