Another Free fiver cash back site l@@k

whitty999

Register and you get a free fiver shop through them recieve more cash,Also £5.00 for friends,Will keep you posted on extra ways to earn more cash and how well they respond at paying out.

http://www.myswagbag.com/

****bg edit. I have edited your link, referrals need to be posted on the referrers board ****

Poppycat

You have posted a referal link there, that isn't allowed in freebies> I am not sure if you can gain by referals as it doesn't say unless you already a existing member. If you aren't gaining from this then why have the referral number there, surely a link would suffice.

Poppycat

EDIT found this

Do you get paid for referring my friends?

Yes you do! Every friend who joins and generates a minimum of £5 in swag will make you swag! We will pay you a flat rate of swag for each introduction and also a percentage of all the swag they ever make



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magoogy

thanks for this

whitty999

Sorry if i posted this in wrong section.

arkonite_babe

I keep getting "email cannot be sent, please try later"
So I have no idea if I'm registered or not

Poppycat

whitty999 why not this post in refferals forum, so as to gain by your refferal link.

pedro143

i put 2 children and yes i have a car and it done it

tonyg_2

How do you withdraw money??? Is no where obvious!! Presumably there is a minimum before the money can be withdrawn?

Matt`_5

tonyg wrote:

How do you withdraw money??? Is no where obvious!! Presumably there is a minimum before the money can be withdrawn?

Well i found this:

What if I want to cancel?

No problem, we will remove your details from the database and send you any outstanding swag you have earned as long as it is above £10.

eiamhere69

Has anyone been paid by this site?

On the Home page, they give an example of spending '£50 at Amazon who give you 5% Cashback, you will receive £2.50 in your SwagBag'.

I've just managed to find a post I read recently at Rpoints (posted by Richard, so definitely a good source), it is as follows:

"As of May 2005, Amazon UK enforced the 'no incentive' clause of their affiliate agreement. We negotiated a 'new customer bounty' but AFAIK no site should be offering a % of cashback on Amazon purchases

If they are, it's going against a specific instruction form Amazon and sounds like dodgy practice to me. If you choose to seek out sites like that, good luck to you"