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Title: Cashback website. What's it called?
Post by: V6 CDX-er on 28 January 2011, 12:11:19
As per the title really chaps.

I've seen mention a few times about some sort of website whereby any purchases you make online rewards you with a nice little kicker, but now I can't seem to find the threads that mention it.

Could any of you chaps refresh my poor memory?


In advance, many thanks.
Title: Re: Cashback website. What's it called?
Post by: PhilRich on 28 January 2011, 12:15:48
There are several! Just google 'cashback sites' & take your pick. Some charge nothing for their service, others (Quidco)the first £5 of any cashback you earn in that year. I've just theoretically 'earned' £89 in the past 2 days provided all the merchants pay what they promise  ::) :y
Title: Re: Cashback website. What's it called?
Post by: Jimbob on 28 January 2011, 12:19:31
http://www.topcashback.co.uk/ref/jimbobmv6

works very well  :y
Title: Re: Cashback website. What's it called?
Post by: Jimbob on 28 January 2011, 12:20:56
this reminds me, I need to fill in my 'creditors form' for cashbackkings  :'(
Title: Re: Cashback website. What's it called?
Post by: PhilRich on 28 January 2011, 12:21:32
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http://www.topcashback.co.uk/ref/jimbobmv6

works very well  :y





It sure does jimbob, £89 of 'very well' this week! ;D :y
Title: Re: Cashback website. What's it called?
Post by: Elite Pete on 28 January 2011, 12:21:34
I've used Quidco for about 3 years and you can even use it on Ebay ;)
Title: Re: Cashback website. What's it called?
Post by: V6 CDX-er on 28 January 2011, 12:30:42
Thanks for the replys chaps  :y

So which one is the best one to use?

Shopping done mainly at Tesco, (as much as I hate them, the reward points can be tripled and used at Goldsmiths. This year will pay for some nice Chopard diamond earings for the wife). All insurance is done through my excellent broker, and breakdown cover is usually with the RAC.

Anything to do with holidays is pointless for us, as the last time I had a holiday was back in 2001. The only time that I go abroad is if it is work related.

Spending on eBay averages about £25 pcm, and Amazon about £10 pcm.
Title: Re: Cashback website. What's it called?
Post by: PhilRich on 28 January 2011, 12:34:53
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Thanks for the replys chaps  :y

So which one is the best one to use?
Shopping done mainly at Tesco, (as much as I hate them, the reward points can be tripled and used at Goldsmiths. This year will pay for some nice Chopard diamond earings for the wife). All insurance is done through my excellent broker, and breakdown cover is usually with the RAC.

Anything to do with holidays is pointless for us, as the last time I had a holiday was back in 2001. The only time that I go abroad is if it is work related.

Spending on eBay averages about £25 pcm, and Amazon about £10 pcm.






Check them all to see which one has the best deal from your chosen retailer at that particular time :y
Title: Re: Cashback website. What's it called?
Post by: Jimbob on 28 January 2011, 12:56:05
I used to use a combination of cashbackkings (now bust) and quidco...
have now moved pretty much fully to topcashback, seem to get better discounts, and no annua fee
Title: Re: Cashback website. What's it called?
Post by: Lazydocker on 28 January 2011, 14:08:11
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this reminds me, I need to fill in my 'creditors form' for cashbackkings  :'(

Me too... Although I don't think it's really worth it for the sake of about £5 ::)
Title: Re: Cashback website. What's it called?
Post by: Jimbob on 28 January 2011, 14:14:39
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this reminds me, I need to fill in my 'creditors form' for cashbackkings  :'(

Me too... Although I don't think it's really worth it for the sake of about £5 ::)


I had about £60 ready to withdraw....its hard to know if its worth it, if its 1p in the pound it aint worth it, but assuming all the tiny creditors dont bother, could be more.  :-/
Title: Re: Cashback website. What's it called?
Post by: aaronjb on 28 January 2011, 14:18:06
These sites never seem to offer a discount with the people I shop with :( although I did get £30 back from my house insurance with Sainsbury.. not to be sniffed at I suppose.

Trouble is I spend most of my money at places like Scan ..
Title: Re: Cashback website. What's it called?
Post by: Lazydocker on 28 January 2011, 14:34:30
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this reminds me, I need to fill in my 'creditors form' for cashbackkings  :'(

Me too... Although I don't think it's really worth it for the sake of about £5 ::)


I had about £60 ready to withdraw....its hard to know if its worth it, if its 1p in the pound it aint worth it, but assuming all the tiny creditors dont bother, could be more.  :-/

I think I'd send it in if I had more than about £10/15 available.  :-/
Not that it matters, but I should be collecting about £25 if it wasn't for one company refusing to pay up (£16.50!) and a few that were still pending.
Title: Re: Cashback website. What's it called?
Post by: richardirv on 28 January 2011, 18:23:05
Too late for my referal link but Topcashback is great! I have had over £200 now. Better in my pocket!  :y
Title: Re: Cashback website. What's it called?
Post by: TheBoy on 29 January 2011, 09:54:48
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I used to use a combination of cashbackkings (now bust) and quidco...
have now moved pretty much fully to topcashback, seem to get better discounts, and no annua fee
Same here, though I use quidco so little now that by the time the fee is paid, there is sod all left.

Title: Re: Cashback website. What's it called?
Post by: SteveMJ_new on 29 January 2011, 12:54:24
My Mrs uses Quid co, about £125 back since joining a year ago.  This is money that would otherwise stay withthe retailer.

We had a £40 meal out last night inChef and Brewer on Tesco vouchers - you get more 3x (used to be 4x) money back in vouchers than for use in the shop.

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