How Does TopCashBack Work?

You will probably have gathered by now that I am a fan of TopCashBack, but you may be sceptical and you may still wonder How Does TopCashBack Work?

Here is a press release from the TopCashBack website:

Just as a supermarket allows its customers to earn loyalty points on their shopping –TopCashBack allows members to earn extra free cash on all of their internet shopping, but with virtually any major (and not so major) brand, Boots, Dell, Currys, Tesco, Prudential, LloydsTSB and well over 2,200 other online stores.

The whole process of earning cashback is very, very simple. In order to join TopCashBack, simply register with an email address and a password; it only takes seconds and is completely free. Having done so, simply click through to any of our listed retailers and proceed to shop online exactly as normal.

All of the commission from your purchase will then show up in your TopCashBack account, usually within a day or so. Once your cashback has been paid by the retailer we will send it on to you – either straight to your bank account, or using Paypal or by Amazon vouchers – whichever you prefer.

Free Cashback Offers

There is some good money to be made by completing the selection of Free Cashback Offers available on the TopCashBack website.


After you log in, hover over "Free cashback" on the orange toolbar. You will now see a selection of links to follow.

New Vista Live survey - £0.70 - gocompare.com is a great way to earn free cashback £1.76 when you get a quote after clicking through Top Cashback...
Free Sim Card Cashback,Up to £1.01 with the TMobile Free Sim Card cashback TopUp Promotion.
Up to £17.17 or 5.05% cashback with LOVEFiLM.
Whiskas are offering £0.90 for each signup to the Kitten Club.
Plus many, many, more offers of cashback for you to earn without spending a penny.

How can you afford not to sign up and complete these Free Cashback Offers.

Cashback websites

These make the unlikely sounding premise of getting paid to shop become a reality. Cashback websites carry links to hundreds of retailers, restaurants, travel companies and financial services providers who pay a referral fee each time a customer clicks through from the cashback website.

With most cashback sites some of that fee is passed to the consumer, in the case of the TopCashBack site, 100% of the referral fee is paid.

Aviva Car Insurance Cashback

My car insurance was due earlier this month. I never, ever renew car insurance with my existing insurance company as there are always better deals to be had as a new customer. Loyalty to service providers does not pay, but what did pay was using a Topcashback link to purchase online direct from Aviva Car Insurance.

The amount of cash back I earned from TopCashBack was £70.70 for buying a fully comprehensive insurance policy that cost just £174 in total. So in effect I got 12 months car insurance for a little over £100. By the way that is on a 2.3 litre Ford Scorpio.

Get the Aviva deal - 12 weeks free car insurance! Aviva are offering new customers a great deal - 12 weeks free car insurance from Aviva Car Insurance.

The deal from Aviva was the best I could find before factoring in the amount of cashback I would receive. The cashback was simply a huge extra bonus on top.

What I always do before my car and home insurances are due is to first obtain online quotes and determine roughly which companies are going to offer the cheapest or best deals. I then look at what cashback deals are available at the time through TopCashBack and make my decision which company I will purchase from.

When I am ready to purchase, I then delete cookies from my computer and erase all history of my previous quotes and searching. This is essential to ensure that the transaction is tracked to me.

If you have used a price comparison website or (often unknowingly) an affiliate link from another website prior to making your purchase, you will have cookies on your computer that will result in a commission being awarded to them and your TopCashBack transaction will not be tracked. I will try to cover this issue in more detail in a later post.

Since I bought my car insurance from Aviva via the Topcashback website the amount of cashback has reduced. With the 12 weeks free car insurance offer it was the lowest quote I could find anywhere online and in addition because I went through the Topcashback website link I earned £70.70 cashback. The current rate of cashback is still over £60 so continues to be a massive amount of cash to earn for a single transaction.

So if your car or home insurance is due soon how can you not take advantage of this simple and effective way of making money.



TopCashBack and Aviva Car Insurance

My Top CashBack Blog

I have been a member of Topcashback for a few years now and have earned a considerable amount of money during that time. I want to spread the word and help people to become aware of this FREE and very easy way to make some extra money, so I have started My Top CashBack Blog.

I will also show some hints and tips that I hope you will find helpful when you become a member.

To join you can click the banner or my referral link located on the side bar of this My Top CashBack Blog.

TopCashBack | The Best Cash Back Site

I must make it clear to any and every person reading this blog that it is entirely my own personal opinion when I say that I rate TopCashBack as the very best, cash back site.

I must also point out that I have no connection whatsoever with the Topcashback.co.uk website or any of it's owners or administrators. I am glad to say however that I am an ordinary registered member of TopCashBack and take full advantage of the opportunity that membership gives me to make money. And I mean make real "in your pocket" money, not gifts, vouchers or entries into prize draws.

I will also point out that membership is absolutely FREE with no fees or commisions to pay whatsoever.

TopCashBack is not a get rich quick scheme and if that is what you are looking for, I'm sorry to tell you such schemes simply do not exist. TopCashBack will not provide you with an income either, so if you are looking to give up your day job, this it is not the answer but it is a great way to make some extra (and very easy) money.

Earning cashback by being a member of TopCashBack is totally legal and costs you nothing. You get rewarded with cashback when you shop online at all of your favourite online stores and more. You can also get paid to do online price comparisons, complete surveys and register with websites, these actions require no purchases to be made.

Cashback is waiting for you to collect, merchants are happy to reward you  as an incentive for you to do business with them. It is equivalent to a big supermarket giving you rewards for shopping at their store. The big difference is that you will be rewarded in cash and will not be limited to shopping at one store.

There are other cash back sites to be found but I know of no other that gives it's members 100% of the cash back received from the merchants. Most will only pass on a smaller percentage or charge a fee.

Why not pop over to the TopCashBack website now and take a look for yourself, you have nothing to loose and a whole lot to gain. Use my referral link below and you will receive a £2.50 bonus just for signing up.

TopCashBack - UK's Best Cashback Site

Product Placement

The PussyCat Dolls have a new song called, "Hush, Hush" and of course all the kids are crazy over it. But what drove us crazy was the confluence of terribly placed products in the music video, including Campari, a Nokia cell phone, an HP laptop..

Just a day after being published on YouTube, the video above has more than 80k views.

A 1:37, an HP notebook enters the scene. It's carried through "the club" by some random faceless dancing extra who delivers it to the DJ, who immediately opens up the pink-flowered laptop and begins futzing with it. C'mon dude, you've got spinning to do! A better execution might have been a passover of some random chick who is sitting in the club in sweats and a high school running t-shirt &#151 playing on the laptop. She thought this was a Starbucks, but it turned out to be an annoying club &#151 and now her daily blog post will have to wait.

At 1:52 we see flashes of Campari &#151 bottles, labeled glasses and even the booze itself, all brown and tasty looking. But where's the Jack, Bud Light and obligatory "soda"? Alas, this isn't a real club, it's one paid for by pretentious liquor and out-of-place computers.

The final installment of the strange placements, and arguably the most important one, is none other than Perez Hilton himself. He's hard to spot at first, but can be spotted at 2:26 wearing a t-shirt that reads, "Hush Hush Featuring Perez."