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Best cashback for Amazon?
Lara
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Don't know where to put this
. I have read about best site to use when placing orders with Amazon. I usually go via eNectar cards but I am sure someone said to use another site
. Any advice would be appreciated pleqase. Thank you
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You get 2 piggy points per £ (2%) spent when you go through www.pigsback.com0
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WWW.GIVEORTAKE.COM give 2.5%0
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cashback-rewards = 4%0
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Thank you. I've never heard of them but with that amount of cashback and I do order quite a bit from Amazon it's worth using! I can't see how much they take from you though i.e Quidco take £5 per year from your earnings.
I didn't know any where did cashback from amazon. I brought a £600.00 Tv on friday :mad:0 -
cancel your order and re do it with cashback !!
mishkaBow Ties ARE cool :cool:"Just because you are offended, doesnt mean you are right" Ricky Gervais
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mishkanorman wrote: »cancel your order and re do it with cashback !!
mishka
I'd agree with that! You get a maximum amount though with regard to electricals - I think
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mishkanorman wrote: »cancel your order and re do it with cashback !!
mishka
It was delivered today0 -
I think there's only 1% or so offered on electricals.0
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They don't charge like Quidco, they simply pay out less on some shops compared to the likes of Quidco and Topcashback.
Electricals cashback is limited to £5.00
Daily clicks are somewhere in the region of 20 p per day too.
Payout level is £25.
VandaThank you. I've never heard of them but with that amount of cashback and I do order quite a bit from Amazon it's worth using! I can't see how much they take from you though i.e Quidco take £5 per year from your earnings.0
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