Cash back sites get referal commission from retailer

Cash back sites get referal commission from retailer ans online merchants and give there members a % of that commission.You need to do comparison a bit. In most cases you need to visit the cash back shopping site then browse through their directory of stores. You then purchase directly with the online store. The cash back shopping site has no involvement in your payment or delivery of your goods. In this scheme, the cash back shopping company receives a percentage commission of anything you buy when you follow a link from their site. They then pay you or share with you some of the commission they receive. A win-win scenario.Cashback site shoppers can get 3.5 per cent back on purchases,FREE when you refer a friend and your referral reaches £15 confirmed cashback

Some companies work in cash, others work using reward points but the principal is the same.
Register a Quidco.com - it is a cashback site.

Once you're registered, you'll get cashback for anything you sign up to or buy after clicking through from that site...

The reason I mention this is that Experian gives a bit of Cashback for doing a free trial - so...for your credit report,

-Go to Experian through Quidco and sign up for the free trial
-work out the date your free trial ends and put it in your diary
-MAKE SURE you call and cancel membership at the end of the free trial...cos if you have to pay for it it's EXPENSIVE

As long as you remember to cancel at the end of the free trial...not only is this credit report free, but you'll MAKE money! Sweet!
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Did the same thing!


There are many these days

the best for paying out quickly are:
http://www.moneysavingcashback.com
http://www.quidco.com
http://www.topcashbackkings.com

least in my experiance.