Cashback Affiliates - Anybody know of any

Brassneck · Dec 23, 2007

I'm looking to generate a list of companies who provide cashback if you buy through their sites - i.e. they give you a share of their affiliate earnings. Anybody used any?

I've used themutual.net and ecashback.co.uk - but would like to find out about others.

Btw - I can thoroughly recommend ecashback - I've earnt hundreds of pounds over the last couple of years without really trying - sign up here if you are interested and want to generate a small bonus for me! You earn £2.50 straight off and some quite discounts at about 300 online retailers.

Thanks
Stephen.

Vialli · Dec 23, 2007

If your looking to earn cashback with a free £5 welcome bonus and a further £5 for referring members, take a look at my site which launched last month.

www.clickandshare.co.uk

Let me know what you think.

retired_member6 · Dec 23, 2007

Affiliate links, could people please stop using affiliate links.

Brassneck · Dec 23, 2007

LeeOwen said:
Affiliate links, could people please stop using affiliate links.

Come on lighten up! Not exactly the first post I ever made and I thought we were all trying to help each other.

retired_member6 · Dec 23, 2007

Break the rules, who cares, I did over at DS, that Matt is a right arse, i asked him to delete my account, it's still there. The moron.

bb99 · Dec 23, 2007

Vialli said:
If your looking to earn cashback with a free £5 welcome bonus and a further £5 for referring members, take a look at my site which launched last month.

www.clickandshare.co.uk

Let me know what you think.

It's not as good as www.ostrich.co.uk :mrgreen:

redbird · Dec 23, 2007

bb99 said:
It's not as good as www.ostrich.co.uk :mrgreen:

or as short as gmo.co.uk :mrgreen:

bb99 · Dec 23, 2007

Come on, are there any others? Let's have them all out now...

Vialli · Dec 23, 2007

bb99 said:
It's not as good as www.ostrich.co.uk :mrgreen:

redbird said:
or as short as gmo.co.uk :mrgreen:

Hope your sites are doing well.

Good luck for 2008.

retired_member3 · Dec 24, 2007

mmmm! those sites look very similar. One of you should sue the others!

Who is the template through?

retired_member3 · Dec 26, 2007

No one willing to share who the template is through? Another one amongst the many isn't going to hurt!

dougs · Dec 26, 2007

promos.co.uk

We are powered by edaels the same as many others.

But be warned a tough market to break

Doug
www.promos.co.uk

Paullas · Dec 26, 2007

ive asked a few who and where can i sign up but no one wants to tell me

meinthecorner · Dec 27, 2007

A couple more

www.quidco.co.uk

http://www.greasypalm.co.uk/

I've noticed a few affiliates now stopping cashback sites becoming affiliates. i.e. Argos, I can see this trend continuing too.

retired_member3 · Dec 27, 2007

Thanks dougs I've emailed nadeem.

dougs · Dec 27, 2007

cashbacks

Nadeem is the guy.....its a nice simple system they have, but be warned we have signed quite a few people as a trial and after the initial sign up only about 2 % of people are actually using in....so you need to be able to get 10,000's to sign up to make it work

Doug

retired_member3 · Dec 28, 2007

The contract he sent me has put me off a bit!.

Jeewhizz · Dec 28, 2007

I use quidco, and have no other reason to switch to another provider! You will need a good USP or a very good percentage cashback. I wouldn't bother moving for a few % here and there

dougs · Dec 29, 2007

signing people up is the issue

especially with a limited usp.

We simply are using it as we have a large user base and want to offer them other things

MichaelYoung · Jan 23, 2008

Interesting

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Your sites looks similar is that because of the affiliate