Cashback Sites in Australia

Email Cash

Email Cash is a very popular site where you earn reward points for online shopping, completing surveys, for clicking and checking out websites, for receiving emails and much more. These points can then be exchanged for cash, in the form of a cheque (with a small charge) or by direct bank transfer, for gift vouchers, for donations to charity or for bids at the unqiue Email Cash auction where you can get hold of lots of fantastic stuff.
This is one of the most popular Australian cashback sites with a bustling online community discussing a variety of topics and giving advice. This site is available to Australian residents only who are 13 years of age or older. It is totally free to join of course.

Number 1 - Rpoints

Rpoints - gives you the equivalent of $5 (500 Rpoints) as a sign-up incentive which is redeemable once you have earned a specified amount of cashback through the site. It is an established cashback website (which started in the UK) with a decent site design and has an active community too who notify you of various internet offers. It contains offers and online retailers where you can earn points and gives you various different ways of gaining extra points such as web searches and genuine price comparisons. This is an active UK site and one we are monitoring as it has had some good ongoing ideas such as a VIP section with various benefits once you reach the 5000 point mark in any 12 month period. Cashback offers are not 100% but the range and variety can help make up for that a little especially the "free" points for clicks. If you use the Australian version of the site we would be grateful for your opinions on it.

Number 2 - MoneyBackCo

MoneyBackCo - Claims to be a 100% cashback site where you pay a $10 annual membership fee deducted from your earnings. It carries a good number of retailers and has a forum which has occasional posts. You are deducted 20c when payment is made too. Payment is made monthly once you reach the payout level. The site has a simple design and appears to be being updated with new offers on a fairly regular basis.

Number 3 - Buckscoop

Buckscoop - is a consumer cashback site where you can find out about the latest online deals and earn cashback from the sites participating retailers. Nicely designed and has an active forum. Payment is made by paypal (no minimum limit) or into your bank account ($20 payout limit). It does not appear to be a totally 100% cashback site, but the cashback rates appear to be fairly competitive overall. We like the overall feel of the site.

Australia OFFER

This site offers you a free mouse mat (sent to you free of charge) every year for registering your email address and completing a sponsor offer. These are good quality mouse mats designed to last a while. They are free because they can contain sponsor adverts with some nice designs.

Number 4 - Cashloop

Cashloop - is another 100% cashback site which, again, will deduct a $10 annual fee from your first $10 of earnings. It has the look of a decent site, but nothing particularly eye-catching. It will pay you by paypal once you reach $5 in your account, or you can opt to pay some of your earnings to charity if you wish. There is a site forum but this appears inactive at present. This would make us a little wary of using this site at present.

Number 5 - Matt Cashback

Matt Cashback - is another decent cashback site with a fair range of cashback rewards. The site design is average at best however and the cashback rates are not as competitive as some other Australian cashback sites. It does, however, have a forum which is presently active. No minimum payout by paypal or 'WOW payments', or if you choose to take your cashback as a voucher then the minimum level is $5.

Number 6 - OzRewards

OzRewards - is a fairly nicely designed cashback site with a decent range of cashback offers, but we have noticed a few missing image links on the site which could indicate a site that is not updated or checked very often. It has a 'free clicks' section, but nothing in there at the moment either! It does not seem to offer you 100% cashback either. Payment is by paypal ($25), cheque ($50) or you can redeem your rewards for online vouchers (iTunes or Ripit).