TopCashBack?

freehub

http://www.topcashback.co.uk/MoreInfo

Is this site worth even giving a go? Does it really save you like 450 quid in a year obviously depending on how much you buy?




Thanks

Will.

buddha

You can 'save' a bit. Especially if you shop online a lot.
I got about £250 cashback last year, but that included £100 from switching gas/elec (that's 2 months energy bills for me). And the previous year £120 for switching broadband supplier.

Some companies don't use topcashback, so I use quidco as well, depending on who has the higher cashback.

If you don't 'want' the cash back, you have the option of donating it to a charity of your choice.

Cressers

Spending money to save money?

Mister W

I use it but I only once I've found the cheapest place to buy something. I've only had small amounts back so far but it's free money so you might as well go for it.

fatandwheezing

I use Quidco - small purchases are lost in the noise with only a few pence paid, but the odd thing does make it worth while - utilities in particular.