If you haven’t started earning cashback, these offers could be the ones to get you started!
I’ve earned around £1500 through TopCashback and Quidco in the last two and a half years – and that’s just by doing some normal shopping.
You can read more about why I’m a huge fan of TopCashback and Quidco in my Amazing Savings article, and see some of the special sign up offers for Quidco here.
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Sign up deals
From time-to-time, there are sign up bonuses such as M&S or Amazon vouchers. You can only get one new sign-up offer.
Free £10 bonus
You can get £10 back if you spend £10 or more when you sign up to TopCashback via the link below.
Free £5 bonus when you sign up
This offer is for a free £5 bonus. Go via this specific sign-up link to register. Again, you need to spend a tenner.
Terms and conditions for this offer – and a few exclusions for earning the first £10 – can be found here.
Existing customer deals
From time to time there are special bonuses you can activate. Often it’s £2,50 when you spend a tenner, though sometimes they are higher or linked to a specific type of purchase. Any good ones I’ll add here.
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For people’s information, I always DID wonder about Top Cashback and their PLUS! account as I got charged for it twice, even though I was sure I’d selected not to have it.
Well it turns out that they AUTOMATICALLY override any choice you make when you sign up – whatever the site tells you, at the end of the “grace” period, you’re automatically signed onto their PLUS! Membership and will be charged £5 for it, which is great if that’s what you want, but shitty if you specifically didn’t want it.
To get out of this, you have to submit a support ticket complaining, and they reset your membership level and remove the £5 charge.
TC are a good site, but this is bloody cheeky imo!