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bettybeaver

linz wrote: »

Betty - My personal faves are

1) Getpoundsback
2) Cashbackchief
3) Cashbackcascade
4) Fat Cheese
5) Topcashback (not many daily clicks but my fave for purchases)
6) Cashbackkings
7) Cashback-rewards

I also do a few more with smaller amounts including freesnacks. Only just started with these though and they pay in sweets or supermarket vouchers.

HTH

Thanks for that Linz, I am using 3 of yours so might now try some others as well:beer:

bristolleedsfan

Shylady wrote: »

Is anyone having problems with Pricedigger at the mo? I've tried it on 2 sites this
evening and got an "excessive usuage message", wouldn't mind but haven't done half as many today as usual!:rolleyes: Hope I'm not permanently blocked.

At least three others have the same problem, Being as Quanti now only have PD and 2p Kelkoo, those with static IPs may question whether its worth bothering with Quanti once their current 3.00 fee year runs out.

http://www.quanti.co.uk/deals/threads/pricedigger-click/7/

*madcat*

cash-magnet wrote: »

My latest clicks failure rate has just hit 180+ clicks and just 14 have tracked so I'm making an open plea to anyone using a linux based OS that can offer any help as to what settings they are using to get a much higher success rate than I am getting. Feel free to PM me to save cluttering up this forum.

Basically I have zero anti-virus or firewall to block anything, and all cookies are accepted. Java is installed and working, and so is JavaScript enabled.

OS is Mandriva 2008. Broswers tried include Konqueror, Mozilla 2, Mozilla 3.5 and SeaMonkey (mozilla derivative)

Borrowed laptop I've tried with has Windows XP, and have used Mozilla browser.

I really could do with some suggestions please. This is getting silly now.

Thanks everyone.

Hi. That is really bad and you must be trying so hard, I don't know anything at all about Linux [though I would like to] but I would imagine that it's the browser that would make the difference and not the OS. You say you have used Mozilla and so I am presuming you mean Firefox? I find this is the best one for clicking as it manages cookies better.
Do you make sure you are clearing cookies between cashback sites? this is usually the cause of bad tracking esp as you seem to have covered the other bases.
You could try downloading Ccleaner which is another free tool and I think it is open source too. Most clickers swear by this for deleting cookies.
I know it's not much but I hope it helps

http://www.ccleaner.com/

*madcat*

EagerLearner wrote: »

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Hi everyone, just wrote theeeeee longest update and then the darned thing timed out and I lost it all. I'm not a happy puppy!

Anyway I will try again tomorrow morning, probably writing it all in Word this time, just to be on the safe side!

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I know that feeling well enough!! I try to get into the habit of 'copying' everything b4 I send - just in case

*madcat*

Numpty_Monkey wrote: »

Its a bummer when that happens EL, have you ticked the remember me button
But if it's a long post you are always better doing it in Word or whatever:cool:

Had a payment today from the company that was confectionary related and is now points;)

Anyway I have reached this years total £502.94 just from clicks
:beer::beer:

WELL DONE! numpty monkey :j

blahblahdoh

Numpty_Monkey wrote: »

Its a bummer when that happens EL, have you ticked the remember me button
But if it's a long post you are always better doing it in Word or whatever:cool:

Had a payment today from the company that was confectionary related and is now points;)

Anyway I have reached this years total £502.94 just from clicks
:beer::beer:

Thats a significant achievement 'TyKey! :j
You probably need a new keyboard :rolleyes:
Surprised you persisted with the we're-so-bad-we-had-to-change-our-name site, but it's great that they paid out. :rotfl:

moi

Pricedigger have a new variation on their error messages :rolleyes: ...

"We have detected excessive usage originating from your location. To maintain satisfactory levels of website availability to all of our visitors we suggest taking a break from clicking today."

bristolleedsfan

moi wrote: »

Pricedigger have a new variation on their error messages :rolleyes: ...

So called 1% :rolleyes:

Total own goal IMO, Fatfishmedia ownership are hitting those with Static IPs for the benefit of those with Variable IPs. The statement "1%" indicates a total lack of knowledge and have shown themselves to make statements that are clearly totally "ridiculous". :rolleyes:


Bearing in mind that Quanti now only has 2p Kelkoo, Pricedigger ( which appears to have a total daily restriction of an unspecified number across all sites affecting those with Static Ips and hasnt tracked for me on Quanti since 18th November with no response to my several posts as to why ) Competition cash handouts have been massively reduced.

http://www.quanti.co.uk/deals/threads/quanti-forum-competition-is-going-on-holiday/

Can anyone give either me a good reason or fellow clickers who have static Ips as to why we should renew our 3.00 annual Quanti membership fee. No spend cashbacks are thin on the ground as well @ Quanti as well.


http://www.quanti.co.uk/deals/threads/pricedigger-click/8/

"Originally posted by Shaman
I have been informed it may affect only tiny proportion of visitors (i.e. 1%) and it's been implemented for the benefit of other PD users."

Too much clicking...




Edited to add @ Wileycat : Since 18th November I seem to have been totally excluded from Pricedigger via Quanti.

wileycat

Weirdly this morning I clicked 18 before it stopped me, but the last ones were on Quanti, so wondering if they're excluded from the 16?

moi

It gave me that message after doing it just 12 times (4 different sites at 3 clicks each). hhrrrumph! :mad: