Showing posts with label cashback. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cashback. Show all posts
So previously I've talked about cashback, credit card rewards and various other ways to collect rewards for your normal spending.
I'm a firm fan of getting something back for your spending whether it be through Boots Advantage Card points, 2% cashback from TopCashback or even Airmiles from my monthly spending and today's look at ePoints.com is no different.
I'm a firm fan of getting something back for your spending whether it be through Boots Advantage Card points, 2% cashback from TopCashback or even Airmiles from my monthly spending and today's look at ePoints.com is no different.
What are ePoints?
ePoints.com is basically like an online loyalty scheme where you collect points on purchases you make across the internet. Similar to my Cashback series "Get Paid To Shop Online", you create an account and access the seller via the ePoints homepage. This then records that you've made a purchase and you get awarded points depending on how much you spend.
How many ePoints could I get?
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MONEY MONDAY: Get Rewarded Online With www.ePoints.com
At Christmas, I wrote about cash back sites in my list Getting Paid To Shop Online. It was hugely popular with lots of my friends finding a new income stream so I thought I'd have a little revisit 6 months later on to tell you about my progress and share my tips with you.
You're all probably thinking HURRY UP and get to the good stuff Zoe, HOW MUCH ARE YOU MAKING? Well, in my first 6 months I've managed to make an extra 40 quid, by doing nothing except clicking a link before I shop.
Rewind for a second - For those of you who didn't read the post and can't be arsed to, here's a summary.
Create an account and every time you want to shop online, you access the site from a link on your cash back website. This then records the visit, tracks the purchase you make and pays you a percentage of what you spent!
So what have I learnt?
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Money Monday: Cashback Catchup - how much have I earnt?
It's MONEY MONDAY - the weekend is over so lets get serious!
And here we goooo, the Value topic for you beauties today is a question that I've received countless times...
...Choosing a credit card.
How many credit cards do you have? Do you even have one? Why should you have one? Which one is even best for me?
SO MANY QUESTIONS.
Lets start with basics - my reasons why you should have a credit card.
1. Credit cards are an important way to build up your credit score.
You may not care about your credit worthiness now, but it will be important when you start thinking about buying a house, getting a car on hire purchase, taking out insurance and sometimes even when applying for another job!
You can't get a credit history until you start holding some credit! Debit cards operate on a cash basis, so don't mean anything.
And here we goooo, the Value topic for you beauties today is a question that I've received countless times...
...Choosing a credit card.
How many credit cards do you have? Do you even have one? Why should you have one? Which one is even best for me?
SO MANY QUESTIONS.
Lets start with basics - my reasons why you should have a credit card.
1. Credit cards are an important way to build up your credit score.
You may not care about your credit worthiness now, but it will be important when you start thinking about buying a house, getting a car on hire purchase, taking out insurance and sometimes even when applying for another job!
You can't get a credit history until you start holding some credit! Debit cards operate on a cash basis, so don't mean anything.
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MONEY MONDAY: Choosing A Credit Card
Yes – you heard me. What if you got paid a percentage of your
spend every time you shopped online? WELL YOU CAN.
Welcome to the world of cashback sites.
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| The annoying man that does the MC Hammer dance. I'd like to see him in a fight with the Go Compare man. |
I’ll be honest, I never wanted to use them before. I have a million internet accounts that I no longer remember my login details for, do I reeeally need another?
Also - I thought it would only be teeny amounts and only from unknown shopping sites selling things I won’t ever actually use. Like coloured hats! Seriously I have so many hats that I never actually wear…. Anyway.
Consider me converted!! Upon further research, I realised that, actually, most of the sites I use are all involved. And, the earnings are considerably more than expected, I’m talking hundreds of pounds here.
Anyone shop at ASOS, Argos ,
Debenhams, Tesco?? All huge names which we spend hundreds of pounds a year –
all signed up to cashback sites.
How do they work?
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Top Cashback websites: Get paid to shop online.
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