A Good Cashback & Rewards Site (greasypalm.co.uk)

Member Name: eyedo6789

Product:	greasypalm.co.uk
Date:	15/03/09 (87 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: Some "Easy Pickin's" To Start Out With

Disadvantages: Progress Thereafter Is A Little Slow

Greasypalm.co.uk is a cash back rewards site that pays varying percentages of cash back to your Greasypalm account when you make purchases with specific retailers by way of "clicking through" the links on the Greasypalm web site.

In addition there are a number of suggested link lists each day that are titled, "Easy Money", "Daily Cashback", "No Purchase Cashback" and "Freebies".

These links take you to lists of cashback offers that you can get for things like joining a pet food club, requesting a free sim card or requesting a sample of a giving up smoking aid.

As long as you read the small print carefully on these there is no problem in picking up easy cashback for virtually doing nothing.

There is a very simple 2p per day just for using a search engine they list; limited to one search per day.

There are many cash backs listed for gaming companies, credit cards and other financial sector stuff. If you are going to do any of the gaming ones be especially careful to check out what they really entail.

A very nice feature of the web site is that next to each cashback offer are reviews by other members of the site. So you can read these reviews and suss things out first before making a decision.

When you sign up to "Greasy" as it's known you get £2.50 as an immediate bonus. I have been a member for about 10 days and I am already on £10.50 although I have pretty much exhausted all of the really easy money. For example I have about 16 free sim cards in my drawer from offers I have taken up. I will probably never use the Sim cards but they have given me an easy £1.20 in cash. It's now likely that I will be mainly picking up the 2p per day until such a time as the web site adds some new dead simple cashbacks that don't involve much time or effort.

If you are a dedicated freebie "merchant" and have the time to carefully log and monitor everything you do I think you may be able to get yourself around 50 quid's worth of easy money but this will involve some sign ups to trial offers that you will have to be careful to then cancel 7 days later or similar.

The minimum cash out level is £25 and it is paid by BACS or by Amazon vouchers 30 days in arrears. The Amazon voucher option attracts a 5% bonus.

I haven't got enough for my first cashout yet but I haven't heard any stories of this firm not paying out so assume that it is all good and above board.

For me and for people without bags of time to click on everything on the site, it will probably be a 6 month project in order to get to the £25 level.

Even so, one of the better rewards/cashback sites that I have seen so far.

Summary: It's Worth Trying This Web Site Out