Earn cashback when you shop and do stuff online

There are loads of cashback sites who are willing reward you in cash, shares, points and other forms of rewards if you use them to buy or do stuff online. Why are they prepared to pay you up to 30% cashback well these sites are simply advertising sites who earn revenue when you use them and they in turn pass some of this money back to you in the form of cashback rewards.

The cashback reward sites shown below are all free to join and the majority in fact will pay you a welcome bonus for joining which can be as much as £10. It is a good idea to join more than one of these so that if you intend to buy something online you can compare these and use the one that offers you the biggest cashback.

As well as rewarding you for shopping online most of the reward sites offer cashback for requesting information, playing games or signing up for newsletters from their sponsors. To view some comparison tables of the sign up bonuses, redemption levels and a sample of discounts available from reward sites click cashback websites comparison.

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GreasyPalm is one of the UK's fastest growing rewards sites. GreasyPalm has became popular by it's transparent rewards system. There's no points, gimmicks or shares. Instead GreasyPalm rewards it's members with cash rebates against hundreds of leading online retailers. All new members accounts are credited with £2.50 and are entered into a free prize draw, giving you a chance to win a £1,000 cash prize. To find out how you can make over £50 in 5 easy steps using GreasyPalm click here or to find out how you can earn almost £100 per year click here.

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Topcashback offers you the opportunity to earn 100% of the cashback reward offered by the shops and merchants as opposed to you sharing the cashback with the people who run the reward website. The rewards on offer are therefore higher than the standard cashback reward websites. You can also earn cashback by signing up for newsletters, doing searches and taking up other special offers.

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Moneybackmadness is a relatively new cashback site. Instead of the usual free £2.50 or £5.00 when you join Moneybackmadness goes further and gives you £10 free for simply signing up. The minimum cash out limit is higher to accommodate this and is currently set at £35. There are loads of daily clicks you can do and free offers that should quickly get you on your way to getting your first cheque or Paypal payment.

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Cashbackchief is another new cashback site. They offer a £2.50 sign up reward and you can cash out once your balance reaches £15. The site has over 1,000 retailers and a large selection of money making daily clicks.

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Loyaltyshopper allows you to earn rebates by buying from a wide selection of online retailers through the links on the site. You can also earn money by signing up to various offers such as receiving newsletters or by comparing prices of products on some of their price comparison sites.

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Ipoints rewards you with ipoints when you buy almost anything online and these can be redeemed for any of the products in their rewards catalogue. The rewards start from as low as 70 ipoints and up to a maximum of 7,500. With 15 different reward categories and over 2 million different reward items, there's no doubt you'll find something you like at ipoints.

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Cashbag is an online shopping tool where you can earn cashback by shopping, applying for new creditcards or booking holidays. They have over 650 retailers and give you a £2.50 welcome bonus when you join. To find out how to earn over £1,000 per year using Cashbag click here.

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Freefivers give you £5.00 when you join their community and they allow you to earn up to 30% cash back on purchases from Tesco, M&S, John Lewis and Currys. To find out how to earn over £350 per year from Freefivers click here.

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rpoints is a bargain-hunting community offering rewards when you shop online, sign up for newsletters or refer friends. They have an easy points section where you can earn over £30 without having to spend a penny. In addition the site also has several exceptional discussion boards discussing all sorts of interesting subjects. On top of all of this they even give you £5 free when you join them. To find out how to earn almost £300 per year from rpoints click here.

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Linemypocket is an online community that not only saves you money on your online retail purchases but can also help you cut the cost of insurance, credit cards and bank accounts. They also give you money for taking part in trials and registering on websites. To find out how to earn almost £150 per year from Linemypocket click here.

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Pennymix give you £3.00 when you join and allow you to earn cashback rewards when you shop online.

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On joining the mutual.net you receive £5 of free shares in the mutual.net which is a profitable listed company on the London Stock Exchange. You earn more shares when you shop online at over 400 top sites including Amazon, Dell, Tesco, John Lewis and Argos. Shares in the mutual.net have increased by over 300% in the last 12 months making this an attractive rewards scheme. If, however, you would prefer hard cash then you can sign up to earn your rewards in this manner as well.

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Plentypoints is a new online rewards programme that gives its members points for carrying out everyday actions on the Internet, such as shopping and registering for services. You can redeem their points against a large range of real rewards. New members are given 10 Plentypoints free, and while stocks last, rewards such as Facial or Reflexology sessions and Salsa Lessons start at 10 Plentypoints.

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Cashbin offers users the chance to get cash back for surfing the net and shopping online. They offer a free £3 signup bonus when you join Cashbin.

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Quidco allows savvy consumers to earn cashback on their spending and unlike other normal reward sites Quidco does not keep a large chunk of the commissions instead it passes these all on to you. However, in order to pay for the running of the site Quidco does charge an annual fee of £5 which is paid out of the commission earned so if you do not earn enough commission you do not have to pay the annual fee which seems fair enough. As you would expect the rewards on offer are higher than most other cashback reward sites.

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For more ideas to make money online then why not visit the Cashdash blog.

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