Best Cash Back Site for Amazon - Electricals??

Indispensable_Hobbes

help

I want to buy an ipon nano at 89.90 but all the cashback sites say "except electricals" do any do a good deal on electrical goods?

pcg2001

Not sure if it is the best, but pigsback gives 2%, and does not seem to exclude electricals, especially since there is a link for ELECTRICAL AND PHOTO:

Terms and Conditions
2 PiggyPoints for every £1 spent
Offer open to Pigsback.com members only
Please allow six weeks from the date your order is despatched for your PiggyPoints to be credited
Full terms and conditions available from amazon.co.uk
This offer is due to expire on August 31, 2008

saintscouple

Hi, Martin’s asked me to post this: There’s an article on the main site you might like to read that gives more information on this subject.

http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/shopping/cashback-sites-comparison/

wdycai

Cashbackrewards do 5.5% for amazon. But its to a maximum of £5.00, so i think it should be ok for your purchase... thats the highest i can find so far.

Indispensable_Hobbes

saintscouple wrote: »

Hi, Martin’s asked me to post this: There’s an article on the main site you might like to read that gives more information on this subject.

http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/shopping/cashback-sites-comparison/

Thanks, I tried that yesterday but when i went through they didnt include electricals... I'm going to have another look around.

wdycai wrote: »

Cashbackrewards do 5.5% for amazon. But its to a maximum of £5.00, so i think it should be ok for your purchase... thats the highest i can find so far.

Please note Amazon pays 5.5% on all purchases except Items listed in the electronics category on Amazon.co.uk, these pay 5.5% to a maximum of £5.00

saintscouple

Coming in a slightly different angle here....
I take it your after the 4gb current generation nano?
If so, it's £99 at John Lewis, but then there is a £10 off voucher here, making it £89, and then you can look for cashback from John Lewis.

Indispensable_Hobbes

excellent, thanks!!


ah it says the code isnt valid

King_Of_Fools

You can earn ipoints on Amazon electricals, 5 points per pound, which is equivalent to 2.5%:
http://www.ipoints.co.uk/collect-ipoints/details/3570ca8b57d9/amazon

Or you can earn 2 Nectar points per pound, which is only equivalent to 1%.