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You lot are always buying things on the internet and trying to get the best deals. So I'm sure you're all signed up on these cash back sites that give you money or points for buying through them.
So could you tell me who you're signed up with and whether you'd recommend them from your experience.
Thank you =)
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So could you tell me who you're signed up with and whether you'd recommend them from your experience.
Thank you =)
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For those who have no idea what I'm talking about, these sites earn a commission whenever you click through and sign up for things [I](bank accounts, mobile phones, etc)[/I] or make purchases online [I](Amazon, Apple Store, Tesco, Play.com, PC Word, HMV, WHSmith, Woolworths, Singapore Airlines, etc)[/I] and these sites give you some of that commission back.
Right now I'm signed up with one that offers points you can trade for things. Which isnt too bad as after a few polls and one amazon purchase I can soon get 'Doctor Who: The Time Warrior' for free [I](I wonder if pb has that one yet)[/I]. Page:
pb wrote:
> Vexxxed, if you're already signed up then you can't ge referred
> again :( Unless you use a different email address, of course!
Ah, of course :p I will be using a new one!
> Vexxxed, if you're already signed up then you can't ge referred
> again :( Unless you use a different email address, of course!
Ah, of course :p I will be using a new one!
Well, it's naturally a slow way to get money; these places are trying to get money for themselves by referring you on to the sites! :)
If there's money to be made via the Internet in the form of Amazon vouchers and otherwise (Except for Gameaday), answering surveys can be quite handy.
If there's money to be made via the Internet in the form of Amazon vouchers and otherwise (Except for Gameaday), answering surveys can be quite handy.
El Viking wrote:
> Free Fivers does some of
> these sort of things; I was a member, but simply gave up on it.
> Whether it's any good compared to the others, I don't know.
Yeah, very slow to get any decent money again, but they're ok.
> Free Fivers does some of
> these sort of things; I was a member, but simply gave up on it.
> Whether it's any good compared to the others, I don't know.
Yeah, very slow to get any decent money again, but they're ok.
Free Fivers does some of these sort of things; I was a member, but simply gave up on it. Whether it's any good compared to the others, I don't know.
I'm sure pb will refer some people, so I'll take a couple too if you want to start earning some ipoints now =)
http://www.ipoints.co.uk/join/?raf=6580243
http://www.ipoints.co.uk/join/?raf=6580243
Vexxxed wrote:
> How long has that taken to accumilate that many points?
They give you points for doing a survery at the beginning, they might also have about lots of ipolls for you to do and earn 5 ipoints each. Then almost every other day they'll send you an email asking you to visit some site and that'll earn you 10 ipoints.
You can also sign up for things, like survery websites etc and just take the free points and run.
I think it took half a year to get this far, but thats only because I didnt actually buy anything. Until the other day I bought a £60 webcam from Amazon and earnt 290 points.
So if you're not poor like me and spend money often at these sites then you'll get smeg loads of points. =) To use to buy items or even amazon vouchers which you can then get points when you spend them lol.
> How long has that taken to accumilate that many points?
They give you points for doing a survery at the beginning, they might also have about lots of ipolls for you to do and earn 5 ipoints each. Then almost every other day they'll send you an email asking you to visit some site and that'll earn you 10 ipoints.
You can also sign up for things, like survery websites etc and just take the free points and run.
I think it took half a year to get this far, but thats only because I didnt actually buy anything. Until the other day I bought a £60 webcam from Amazon and earnt 290 points.
So if you're not poor like me and spend money often at these sites then you'll get smeg loads of points. =) To use to buy items or even amazon vouchers which you can then get points when you spend them lol.
How long has that taken to accumilate that many points?
I have 2,221 ipoints =) I just need 777 more points to get Spaced Series 1. Woo!
Hmm, apparently I have an Ipoints account with 10 points :o WOW! pb, can you refer me please? What do you need an e-mail address or something?
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