More Cashback Sites in the UK

Number 12 - Free Fivers

Free Fivers - is a reasonable cashback site. You receive a £5 sign-up incentive and it has a good choice of retail partners. It has a loyalty scheme too where you can earn points for various gifts the more you use the site. It's payout level is £25 and payment is by cheque. One disappointing area however is the support this site offers. We have found it to be poor and slow when we have raised tickets in the past and we have received some feedback through this site which suggests others have experienced similar problems. Its cashback rates are fairly uncompetitive too compared to many newer sites. Although it is an established site it also does not have the same ideas and innovations as some of the other established sites and we occasionally find problems with the links on the site which does not reflect well on it. You can earn an extra fiver for every friend you refer who goes on to receive their first payment (£25).

Number 13 - My Shopping Rewards

My Shopping Rewards - has a pleasant design and is fairly easy to navigate. It is a site we have thought has promise, but has as yet failed to convince us with any eye-catching ideas, although it claims a good active membership base. It offers a £3.50 as a sign up bonus and whenever you log in they welcome you with a 'member offer' that you may wish to take up, although you are free to decline it of course. They send out your cashback cheque once you have had £20 confirmed cashback in your account with them. Again it is worth comparing cashback rates on this site with others to make sure you get a good deal as this is not a 100% cashback site. The site does include a few retailers that are not found on other sites. It also gives you a £5 refer-a-friend bonus once they earn £20 cashback through the site.

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This site offers you the chance to win some great prizes in regular prize draws for completing very short and easy surveys. It is a permission marketing company so if you do not mind receiving offers from their sponsors such as by email or phone then this is for you.

Number 14 - Rewards Central

Rewards Central - was a new reward/cashback site which we thought offered something different and fun in cashback site history, but it has thus far failed to build on the initial promise. It rewards members with points (exchangeable for cash) for shopping through its partners (of which it only has a few), for receiving and viewing marketing e-mails (which are sent very infrequently), and for completing surveys both on the website and those sent by e-mail (again we have never received a survey by email). This site does have some good ideas. You can earn five free points a day by clicking on its free section and any points you build up you can save in their ebanks and gain "interest" (more points) for doing so. you can also earn more points by referring friends to the site. However, the lack of retailers compared to other sites and lack of site activity leads us to doubt whether the site is going to survive the competition unless it starts to promote itself better and improve. It is a bad sign when there is a site forum which often seems to post complaints about the lack of support available on this very site. It is a shame that Rewards Central may fall by the wayside as it has some good ideas.

Number 15 - Cashbag

Cashbag - gives you a sign-up bonus of £2.50 and from there you have access to a some good cashback offers, some of which only appear on this site. This appears to be a relatively small cashback site compared to others. We have yet to reach the payout level of £15. You have to request your payout, payment by cheque, paypal or Amazon gift voucher. It is not a 100% cashback site so worth checking its rates with other sites you are a member of.

Number 16 - Line My Pocket

Line My Pocket - is a decent cashback site offering a fair range of online retailers and a refer a friend bonus of £5 once your friend earns a whole £25 in cashback (some restrictions apply - see site). The cashback rates are not always particularly competitive so it is wise to compare them to other sites if you want the best deal. Payment level of £5 if you redeem via paypal of Amazon gift certificate (or make a donation to Cancer Research UK). Or you can request bank transfer once you have £10, but for some reason they charge you £3 for the pleasure, not very user friendly when other sites do it for free.

Number 17 - Bakanda

Bakanda - pays up to £2.50 upon signing up to the site and adding the site to your favourites. They have an average selection of deals, but we have found that the site can be slow to load sometimes in the past. Cashback rates are ordinary and certianly do not compare to 100% cashback sites. Payout level is £25 into your bank account or by cheque. They currently only pay out this cashback four times a year, assuming you qualify, once every quarter, which in our opinion is not good service. Secondly we have received some bad feedback about this site which suggests that transaction queries are not being delat with and the site is going downhill. Previously (two years ago) we had received good support, however, this has clearly changed, so this site is one to avoid.

Number 18 - Penny Mix

Pennymix - has a decent number of cashback retailers, some of which seem unique to the site, and offers you a sign up bonus of £3. Payment has to be requested by you once your account reaches £10. It offers a fairly generous refer a friend program - you can earn 10% of your friends cashback earnings plus a £7 bonus when they earn £20 cashback. This all sounds very appealing. Unfortunately the cashback rates are not particularly competitive, the site design is poor, the navigation sometimes confusing (especially when looking at your own account), it has a poor help section, and the site basically has the look of a site that is going nowhere and has been left a little neglected, which is not a good sign if you are trying to earn cashback through it and hoping for payment along the way. In saying that we have been paid in the distant past and we are still earning cashback. It is a site that we are a little wary of at present because we have seen similar sites disappear overnight in the past.