If you do a lot of online shopping and at the same time want to make some money try the cash back sites.
When you buy from the links on these sites then you are given a percentage back, it may not be a lot but it is something.
I joined the GMTV one and in a month already made forty four pound by opening a saving bank account, getting my car insurance which ended up being the cheapest about, filling in a couple of suveys and buying from Ebay, it soon mounts up.
There are loads of shopping places on them from normal high street shops to the internet shops.
They pay out once a month so you can get a nice earner and you can treat yourself.
I didn’t believe it at first as you never get nothing for nothing but how it works is when you go online shopping the the retailers then pays you commission for buying from them.
“Why do they pay out?
Cashback sites take advantage of the way commercial payments from one website to another work. They simply list product providers and retailers, and when you click through to these websites, they get paid for ‘providing leads’; in a similar, but not identical way to how most web-adverts usually work. Yet with a cashback site, when you’re logged in, the revenue raised from your click is attributed to you so the site can pay you some or all of the money it receives.
The technology’s rather simple: ready-made paying links are available from ‘links warehouses’ such as Trade Doubler or Affiliate Network, which primarily allow normal website owners to pick the adverts they put on their sites. These do all the liaison with the product providers; though the big cashback sites also have their own direct relationships, so they can offer a wider range of providers or earn more.
Cashback on the high street
It’s very likely that the next stage in cashback sites’ development is cashback when you shop on the high-street. One cashback site, Greasy Palm* is already doing this. Here you register your debit or credit card and when it’s used in store that generates cashback; the list of retailers is currently limited with only a few big names such as Superdrug, Halfords and Burtons. Yet this is likely to grow.
Use a cashback credit card too
To further increase your gain, you can earn up to 5% on top every time you spend by using a cashback credit card, although always ensure you pay it off in full so you’re not charged interest.
There’s no conflict between cashback sites and cashback cards, as when you spend money, whomever it’s spent with, the cashback credit card gives you some of it back. For full details read the Best Cashback Cards article.! Money saving expert cashback
I use the GMTV but there are loads of other sites here are some links.
Top cashback
GMTV cashback
Yourlinkto
Ebuyandsave
121 cashback
Cashback junction
On this site there are loads of other cashback sites. Website comparison