Do any Cashback companies GUARANTEE payment?
In other words, they take the risk and then seek payment in all cases from their Client (eg: Myer, Dick Smith, Priceline, Telstra). The company take a risk that the Client may not payout, but this is minimal.
All for a lower percentage cashback to their customer.
I would rather get 1% and guaranteed payment - then 6% and potentially nothing at all!
Anyone do it?
what surveys may i ask? Ta
My Survey/Mint Survey/My Opinion/Opinion World/ Valued Opinion - these are the only 5 I do every now and then and they really do pay. But only do it for a pasttime not for a living heh! You need to do so many dreary surveys to get to the $10 point. Still, something to do if you don't want to play Candy Crush on your smartphone. And there are many more than the ones I named which I filtered out. I ignore any survey that says more than 15 minutes long, but if you are willing to do the super long ones which you can save over a few days and continue, they reward you with $20 outright. (Money goes into Paypal, they never ask for your bank details)
I am not sure why people keep bagging Cashrewards now. I haven't had any issues with them. There was once when Vaya didn't respond to my cashback enquiry, Cashrewards just pay it out to me anyway.
Stop installing ad blockers or do funky things to your browsers if you want your cashbacks to track properly, better yet, stop watching p0rn so that you don't need to install extra software to protect your anonymity.
Sure, cashbacks are slow, but I have had the same experience with other cashback sites. I think that is just the way it is.
In other words, they take the risk and then seek payment in all cases from their Client (eg: Myer, Dick Smith, Priceline, Telstra). The company take a risk that the Client may not payout, but this is minimal.
How do you know that risk is minimal? If you were to run a business, would you take that risk? If you do, start one and compete with CR :)
That's good that you would.
As we all can see that most entrepreneurs who started these cashback sites are not willing to take that risk. If you think there's a market for your idea, I'd say you should definitely look into starting a cashback site like that. Not that expensive to get one written up, outsource to India? freelander.com.au ?
Well i always use velocity estore if i want cashback in velocity points. All have gone through fine, though my highest was only about $150.
Same here. My Cash Rewards showing a nice sum that won't even be allocated until the Ebay return period is over, by that I take to mean 180 days since one now has 180 days to return an item! As for real rewards, the only way really (if you have some time online) is through surveys. They've never failed to reward via Paypal instantly, or shopping giftcards.