pigsback.com

Pigsback is a cash back site of sorts, with a funky, fresh, easy to navigate feel. Once you have created an account (grabbing the free registration points as you do), you use the portal to do your internet shopping, earning 'piggy points' as you go. Pigsback launched originally in Ireland almost 9 years ago, the UK met the site in 2005 and it has now expanded further, moving to Canada in 2007. The site works by advertising online shopping sites on it's home page, then you click the link to that site, spend your hard earned cash and earn the piggy points as a thank you. So not dissimilar to quidco.com; you are in effect getting something for nothing. Take ...  Read the complete review

This is one of many cashback sites that I joined many moons ago when I was looking for something to help out with getting cash together for Christmas, Birthday's, Anniversary's etc for the ever growing family! Who are Pigsback? Pigsback was launched in Ireland in 2000. Five years later it was launched in England and finally in 2007 they had also spread to Canada. The Site Pigsback.co.uk or Pigsback.com is a visually attractive site being predominantly pink. The mascot is a cartoon pig called Curly. The homepage shows your account details to the far left. There is a lot of information to take in on the homepage and it does look ...  Read the complete review

I was turned onto Pigsback by money saving expert as a possible way of making a little extra money. How it works is you get pigpoints for clicking through to specially listed websites from the pigsback website. If you sign up and register to sites, request brochures, enter competitions, etc... basically give your details away, you can also get points. Once you've reached a certain threshold (I think the first meaningful one is a charity donation at 1500 then it's 3000 for a £10 Amazon voucher) you can cash in. So, is it good and does it work? Not really unfortunately. I have read that in the past it was a good money spinner but is perhaps now a victim of it's ...  Read the complete review

Pigsback.com used to be one of the best sites for earning points and I used to log on a few times a day and my points used to go up dead quick. Now it's not that good because there are hardly any chances to get any free piggypoints and if you shop online there are better points values from other cashback sites. It works the same as other cashback sites where you have to click through to the merchant from the pigsback site and your points will be added a bit later when they've been authorised. Sometimes on the homepage will be a link you can click for a free 50 points to go on your account but those only come every 2 or 3 weeks so it's not worth ...  Read the complete review

Pigsback.com is yet another cashback website we have available to us, I have been a member now for about 6 months and have yet to receive any rewards. My account balance is 1400 points and you need 3000 just to receive a £10 gift voucher. I've a long way to go. It is very similar to the other cashback site aound apart from the fact it is based around pigs. Instead of cash you get piggypoints which then go into your piggybank until you have enough to exchange for a reward. When shopping online if you go to pigsback.com first and click through to the website you are buying from then you will get cashback (piggypoints) for doing this. I don't really ...  Read the complete review