Cash-back - How to Make Money Online
Submitted by pete on Sun, 2006-04-02 23:10.
The website Quidco.com is a cash back website; basically you buy your goods or services by clicking a link to their site through Quidco. For example I want to buy a DVD, I find the DVD on play.com, go to Quidco, click the play.com link, buy my DVD then earn 2% back. This may not sound much but I recently brought a laptop off Dell through Quidco earning me almost £20 back, if you do it for everything you buy it will soon mount up.
The trick here is to have the discipline not too! Sign up to the website, wager the required amount (hopefully make some money) then withdraw it into your account. The cash back might not sound much for signing up but once you have done a few of these offers they soon mount up. (The offers change all the time the best I got was £70 for signing up and spending £10). Also if you wager your money on simple games such as roulette the chances are that you will be able to win some money back.So to recap, you click a link through Quidco, wager the required amount (say £10) then get cash back (say £20) instantly making a profit (£10 in this example). While you wager that required amount (our £10) you have a chance of making more money (as you are gambling it on games like roulette or bingo).A good site to start off with is Cyberslotz.
3. Sign up then deposit £5.
4. Immediately withdraw that £5 as you are given a £5 bonus. So you have got your £20 in cash back then have got £5 to play with (you can’t withdraw this bonus).
5. Now play any game you fancy, I recommend roulette as it’s easy to learn and quite easy to win on.
6. Hopefully you will win and will be able to withdraw more money.It will probably have taken you 20-30mins to do this but hopefully you have had some fun and made a bit of money in cash back. Now go back to Quidco and look under sports and leisure for other online gambling sites to sign up and make some money with. The more you sign up to and gamble with the more you are likely to win higher amounts on.
Cash back will often take 2-3 months to come through as Quidco has to get this money off the website and put it into your account. Payments are then made monthly into a PayPal account (so you need to sign up with PayPal too).From my personal experience I have made a couple hundred £££ in cash back then a further few hundred £££ from winning on online gambling sites. I seem to be especially lucky with bingo and it’s always good fun.
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This article is going to look at how you can make money on the Internet using a cash back website and online gambling. The site Quidco.com is not affiliated with ImAFish in any way and your personal experiences may not reflect that of mine.
Gambling is one of Britain’s favourite pass times as well as being a lucrative business. It’s not uncommon to hear in the news how gambling has ruined peoples lives or is a sin. The truth is that if done carefully gambling on the Internet can make you some cash as well as being a lot of fun. Don’t expect millions but a few hundred £££ or thousand isn’t too hard to achieve.
The website Quidco.com is a cash back website; basically you buy your goods or services by clicking a link to their site through Quidco. For example I want to buy a DVD, I find the DVD on play.com, go to Quidco, click the play.com link, buy my DVD then earn 2% back. This may not sound much but I recently brought a laptop off Dell through Quidco earning me almost £20 back, if you do it for everything you buy it will soon mount up.
The trick here is to have the discipline not too! Sign up to the website, wager the required amount (hopefully make some money) then withdraw it into your account. The cash back might not sound much for signing up but once you have done a few of these offers they soon mount up. (The offers change all the time the best I got was £70 for signing up and spending £10). Also if you wager your money on simple games such as roulette the chances are that you will be able to win some money back.So to recap, you click a link through Quidco, wager the required amount (say £10) then get cash back (say £20) instantly making a profit (£10 in this example). While you wager that required amount (our £10) you have a chance of making more money (as you are gambling it on games like roulette or bingo).A good site to start off with is Cyberslotz.
1. Sign up to Quidco.
2. Search for Cyberslotz (£20 cash back) in Quidco.
3. Sign up then deposit £5.
4. Immediately withdraw that £5 as you are given a £5 bonus. So you have got your £20 in cash back then have got £5 to play with (you can’t withdraw this bonus).
5. Now play any game you fancy, I recommend roulette as it’s easy to learn and quite easy to win on.
6. Hopefully you will win and will be able to withdraw more money.It will probably have taken you 20-30mins to do this but hopefully you have had some fun and made a bit of money in cash back. Now go back to Quidco and look under sports and leisure for other online gambling sites to sign up and make some money with. The more you sign up to and gamble with the more you are likely to win higher amounts on.
Cash back will often take 2-3 months to come through as Quidco has to get this money off the website and put it into your account. Payments are then made monthly into a PayPal account (so you need to sign up with PayPal too).From my personal experience I have made a couple hundred £££ in cash back then a further few hundred £££ from winning on online gambling sites. I seem to be especially lucky with bingo and it’s always good fun.
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It's worth noting that quidco cashback isn't guaranteed, and somtimes merchants (particularly gambling ones) will refuse to pay up if they think people are exploiting their offers. So it's possible to end up out of pocket.
Also, with cyberslotz, you can withdraw the £5 bonus so long as you play it on slots. I'd recommend the "Ice King" game.
Finally, with bookmakers, you can make sure that you don't lose any money (and usually make a little bit on the side), by laying off your bets at an exchange such as betfair. You can find more information on this at Money Saving Expert.
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/forumdisplay.html?f=41
never use quidco site they steal your money , they allow you to use right up to cashout day then they make bullshit up about fraud,,,,and its those who are the fruads....ppl stay well clear of quidco
yup me 2 have been stung with the quidco fraud , I only made 2 transactions there and I offered to forward statements of those transactions, but no reply from the owner Paul he was out of office , probabily spending my money.
Well, I've always found Quidco to be an excellent service. So far I've had over £500 in cashback. As with all cashback sites there are occasionally tracking problems, but Quidco have always done their best to sort these out (and are successful in about 50% of cases). Considering they give you 100% cashback for a fee of just £5 per year I think their customer service is outstanding.
I can vouch for the soundness of this idea although there is a little risk attached such as the links not tracking, merchants refusing cashback and becoming hooked on gambling. As long as you stick to the plan, it can be a nice little money-spinner. I have published my experience here:
Arkad's Quidco Cashback Experiment
Also, in addition to using Quidco for gambling, there are also offers in other business sectors (insurance, finance, appliances etc.). Personally, before I buy something I always check to see if I can get a discount through Quidco.
Interesting site. I'm looking forward to browsing through your other articles.
Arkad
I have had no issues with quidco .... I also know of five others who have had no issues. I made 500 quid last year and have all of it save £5 admin fee sat in my bank account :-)
Like others, I've only had good experiences with Quidco
My quidco account was good until i requested payment, then they decide to refuse paying me via paypal even though this is a method they use,
I asked paul one of the site owners there and his email reply stated he couldnt tell me why he would not pay me my earning via paypal (thats a lie for sure, he made that decison himself)
I was referred by a friend , but i cetainly wont recommend them to anyone ,i will if asked about quidco try and make people stay well clear, as far as im concerned the just want to keep my earnings simple as that.
any comments can be left as i will check daily or you can email me direct
I hope this is not being done often,
best wishes to all tina.
i have used quidco since aprill and have not had problems that have not benn sorted out. the people in my experince who get blocked and not paid are the ones who over do things.
This is something new to me. I will try out and comment about Quidco.
This is sort of like Clickbank or CJ. Since i am an affliate i just buy stuff from me and i get a percentage of the sales. So i can save like 10% or so :D
There are a number of new cashback sites on the market that are trying to compete with Quidco in terms of offering the high amounts of cashback that Quidco do. One of these is Cashback Junction. This is a really new site but I don't think it'll be long before more people hear of it, I've been a member for a couple of weeks and have had no problems with getting my cashback in my account. They have most of the same offers as Quidco most of them with same high cashback rates.
This quidco is new to me too! Thanks for sharing this i will give it a go!
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Part 2 of the article is now online.
I use http://www.givememore.co.uk to find the best cashback site for the company I'm buying from. I do a search on Kelkoo.co.uk first, then go to GiveMemore to find which cashback site gives me the best cashback :)
I use www.goldengeese.co.uk to find the best cashback for the retailer I am looking for. They have just started doing their own exclusive discount rates too which are sometimes better than the highest cashback available.
I have used Quidco and have made really good money from using it, but I also use some other cashback websites (which I find to be more reliable and which also match Quidco's highest cashback value).
For people interested in making money from the gambling sites, I highly recommend you have a read at http://www.laymybet.com as you can earn thousands of pounds from making and laying bets, as well as from the cashback earned.
Good blog, there are a number of these websites appearing now, they do vary considerably in the cashback they offer. We find www.cashbacknews.co.uk to be a decent site to keep an eye on the latest sites. It lists our cashback site www.cashbackjunction.com
Cheers Claire I will keep my eye out on the cashbacknews site!
Hello again Pete,
As I commented before, I found Quidco and other cashback websites to be a great source of easy money, however I recieved a lot of queries about how to actually open accounts and take advantage of the offers available.
For this reason, I wrote a simple walkthrough of the process entitled "How To Double £15 To £30 In 30 Minutes". From the feedback I've recieved, it's been very useful to get people started earning money from cashback websites.
Kind Regards,
Arkad
Yes, there are lots of new cashback sites. I have been with ecashback.co.uk for over 4 years now and have never had any problems, the odd purchase not been tracked but I've always been paid.
Other sites offer more cashback but you also need to look at reliability . They also have a very useful product comparison search.
cheers
Mike
Cashback websites are a fantastic method of making a bit of easy money.
As well as Quidco (the best in my opinion) and RPoints as discussed in part 2 of your article, other cashback websites incude include Greasy Palm, ecashback, free fivers and topcashback.
As the retailers and deals on offer vary from one cashback website to another, it is worth checking out as many as time permits to maximise your earnings.
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Hi,
Great blog that explains the concept of online shopping well. Claire's point about cashbacknews is excellent, my site www.moneybackmadness.co.uk was launched earlier this year, but there are so many new cashbacksites appearing all the time, that having a central point of reference like cashbacknews is very useful.
Kind Regards,
Steve
Great blog post. I have a website which reviews several well known cash back websites - http://www.paid2review.co.uk/cashback-websites.html
Keep up the good work!
All these cashback sites are great, the best one by far though is Top CashBack. They are definitely the most generous, they also give 100% back to the user, but don't charge any admin fees, or to withdraw your cash. They simply make their money from adverts. Plus their customer service is excellent.
There's now an easy way to compare cashback websites: W3WAD.COM's Cashback Website Comparison Matrix. Here's the link:
http://www.w3wad.com/cashback_website_comparison.php
Hope this helps :)
W3WAD.COM
Thanks a lot for this article
Great article - Just been earning cashback on the gambling sites by using http://www.getpoundsback.co.uk
Seem to be working well up to press, even won £30 on the bingo!!
Just came across an revolutionary CASHBACK WEBSITE www.ecasher.co.uk. They treat there members as a family according to them but believe me guys they do. Most of there transactions are approved with in 10 days. PAID CLICKS approved next day. Prompt payments and according to me the HIGHEST PAYOUT in the Cashback Sector. They work on NO MINIMUM POLICY and has got £250 (approx) worth of FREE STUFF. I am really impressed by them. DO check them out and let other people know as i really want them to grow.As you can see that the link i have given is not referral link so i dont get anything for you to go and get registered with ecasher its because there REFER A FRIEND is not working at this time. ITS A MUST USE CASHBACK WEBSITE******
I've tried quite a few cashback sites, reluctantly at first as I didn't like the look of most of them. But I persevered, and I have to say that my favourite so far is www.giveortake.com, which strangely doesn't seem to have been mentioned here! They give you cashback on Amazon which the others don't and I do most of my shopping there. but also you get 100% cashback on everything (rather than only half which most cashback sites give)and the design is really nice.
i too find www.cashbacknews.co.uk to be a very useful and infomative site, for the latest cashback site developments. its regularly updated too which makes a nice change from many of the other cashback information sites!
my site www.cashbackshopper.co.uk was recently added to the site & it was a big thrill to see it appear in the cashback site charts for the first time :o) (new entry at 31!)
we offer £5 for people who join & £5 when you refer friends. youll also find us mentioned on http://www.moneymagpie.com/article/cashback-sites/20
not wanting to be a killjoy, but its actually against amazon associates terms & conditions to offer cashback on their sales, so any site that does is technically breaking their agreement with amazon & could be told at any time that they cannot continue!
but hey, i dont want to rain on anyones parade, so if you want to join a great cashback site with all the latest discount codes & special offers, plus get £5 extra every time you refer a friend, then please take a look at cashback shopper!
https://www.cashbackshopper.co.uk/secure/refer.php?referrer=10001
My site www.unbeatable.net is one of the new cashback websites mentioned being under 6 months old, but offers cashback from over 1200 UK retailers, freebies, special & seasonal deals, discount vouchers and daily offers listed on the sites blog; www.unbeatable.net/blog
This is an excellent review of Quidco, really balanced and well summarised. I've used Quidco for a while and personally I like it's strong co-operate appraoch to how it does business which places it's members above profit, it also has a great daily blog, but one thing it lacks is an interactive froum element like rpoints.com
Seems like there are a lot of cashback type sites around now. But nonetheless, thanks for the review. I Will check out that site.
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