[haripriyavkl]

CATEGORY: MAKING MONEY ONLINE

Make money with shopping and cashback offer sites

We all love shopping and we are always on the lookout for some special offers and deals. So, why not earn money by doing your favorite things? Here are some of the sites which pay some cash for doing your favorite things in your free time.
1. BestMark
Who likes shopping? Then BestMark will be best suited for you. This is a mystery shopping job. You will have to visit their website and fill out a form in order to become a mystery shopper. It is limited to US and Canada. It looks like a cool job. For more visit their website: http://www.bestmark.com/become_a_shopper.htm

2. TopCashBack
This is a unique website where you will get a commission for every product brought through them as cash back. To be simple, they are paid by the retailers by which you are benefited as cash back returns. Give it a tryout. For more information visit their site: https://www.topcashback.in/

3. BeFrugal
BeFrugal is a cashback site which offers a $10 signup bonus. They offer up to 30% cash back at select stores and up to 10% cashback on Amazon. For more information visit: https://www.befrugal.com/

4. CashCrate
Cashcrate looks like a cool site to earn some extra dime in your free time. They pay you for watching videos, surveys, playing games and much more. It is open to all countries. For more visit their site: http://www.cashcrate.com/

5. MyGiftCardsPlus
This is a site which offers cashback offers for gift cards which are earned in terms of Swagbucks as it is supported by Swagbucks. For more information please visit: https://www.mygiftcardsplus.com/

6. SendEarnings
Send Earnings is another site for getting paid by watching videos and shop at different stores and much more. Looks like a reliable site. For more information visit their site here: http://www.sendearnings.com/

7. Fat Wallet
It’s another cashback website which is basically based on coupons and also you can get emails about best deals and offers. For more information visit their website: https://www.fatwallet.com/

8. MyPoints
My Points is yet another cashback offer site which pays through gift cards for taking up surveys and finishing offers and much more. It is open to US and Canada residents only. Give it a shot. For more information visit their site: https://www.mypoints.com/

9. Memo Link
Memolink is another cashback site which pays to various activities such as visiting websites, reading emails and stuffs. For more information visit their website: http://www.memolink.com/

10. Shop At Home
This is a cashback website that seems to focus on stores like Walmart, Target, Sears, and Macy’s. The review is good and seems like a good site to try out. You also get a $10 bonus for signing up. It is open only to US and Canada residents. Here is their site: https://www.shopathome.com/

These are some of the legit and good sites that I came across while surfing the internet. Hope these sites are useful for you to earn some extra dime in your free time. Give it a try and let me know your experience in the comments.

[WorkAtHomeGal]

Thanks for this great post! I learned about some new ones that have signup bonuses I did not know about! I sometimes do mystery shops for Bestmark but usually the online ones that don't require spending money. I am definitely going to check the others there I am not aware of. Right now I mostly use Swagbucks or Ebates for money back when shopping online.

[nela13]

You have a nice list here For cashback I only use Beruby and I have already earned some Good money there.
I am a menber of Cashcrate but I could never earn there as I have no offers available in my country, so I gave up on it.

[haripriyavkl]

Thank you friends. It is good to know that these sites are helpful to you

[Angie10]

I tried CashRate when I first started online work, but it didn't work for me at all. As for cash back sites, somehow I have a strong feeling they'll only be open to US residents. I could be wrong, it's just a hunch. All the same, thanks for sharing, @haripriyavkl... I hope they work for someone here

[sprite1950]

I don't know why but cashback sites have never really appealed to me although I suppose I should look into it more. It's probably because I don't really understand the way they work.

[ceci]

Thanks for sharing. Shopping still need to spend money although there is some cash back reward. I prefer not to shop to much for instead.
Save, save and save...in this tough period.

[cmoneyspinner]

I have not heard of any of these sites with the exception of sendearnings.com.

" ... you must have $30.00 before you can cash out." Get paid by a gift card, prepaid Visa, or a good old-fashioned check.

I don't sign in daily. But when I do sign in, I earn two cents for each eMail I confirm that I received. I have earned and you can earn anywhere from 25 cents to $1.50. Sometimes I get an offer to earn $5 but I've never earned that much because I usually don't qualify for some reason. Mainly I participate in surveys. But there are other offers, games, videos, etc. You can also earn for referring friends.

The only thing I don't like is: No PayPal. Nevertheless, it's worth looking into.

[haripriyavkl]

I tried CashRate when I first started online work, but it didn't work for me at all. As for cash back sites, somehow I have a strong feeling they'll only be open to US residents. I could be wrong, it's just a hunch. All the same, thanks for sharing, @haripriyavkl... I hope they work for someone here

Thank you Angie. If you want I can look up for more more sites and post it here. Thanks for reading

I don't know why but cashback sites have never really appealed to me although I suppose I should look into it more. It's probably because I don't really understand the way they work.

The cashback sites are pretty new to me too so I thought of sharing this with our friends here to get some insight and also helping them by introducing some new sites.

Thanks for sharing. Shopping still need to spend money although there is some cash back reward. I prefer not to shop to much for instead.
Save, save and save...in this tough period.

I agree with you ceci. I am yet to try these cashback sites and I am slowly learning on how to shop and save at the same time.

I have not heard of any of these sites with the exception of sendearnings.com.

" ... you must have $30.00 before you can cash out." Get paid by a gift card, prepaid Visa, or a good old-fashioned check.

I don't sign in daily. But when I do sign in, I earn two cents for each eMail I confirm that I received. I have earned and you can earn anywhere from 25 cents to $1.50. Sometimes I get an offer to earn $5 but I've never earned that much because I usually don't qualify for some reason. Mainly I participate in surveys. But there are other offers, games, videos, etc. You can also earn for referring friends.

The only thing I don't like is: No PayPal. Nevertheless, it's worth looking into.

That is the sad part right? No Paypal. But there are sites which are doing good without PayPal. Thanks for reading

[Dizzy001]

Thanks for the list. I'm also reluctant to spend time on these sites but I'll just check them out to see if there is anything interesting or new.

[haripriyavkl]

Thanks for the list. I'm also reluctant to spend time on these sites but I'll just check them out to see if there is anything interesting or new.

Thanks for reading. I hope this useful for you and works out. Try it out and do share your experience here with our friends.

[Happyland]

I don't know why but cashback sites have never really appealed to me although I suppose I should look into it more. It's probably because I don't really understand the way they work.

Yes I am also wondering how the sites work? More specifically on how they make their money? I am assuming that they earn a commission when we make a purchase through their sites. They probably earn on the ads on the site as well. There are a ton of these kinds of sites. I guess this kind of platform is a good business model.

[nela13]

Another cashback site, in this case an App is Wowapp, it offers cashback for shopping through them, I haven't used it yet but a friend used to rent a car for her holidays nd she got a nice cashback.

[ladyninja]

Thanks for the list. If only some of them are open to outside the US and Canada, this could be super awesome. We do have some local sites though. Maybe I must check those out

[augusta]

The whole idea is just somehow, that means you must spend to receive.good enough for shoppers and am sure it will not be international user-friendly

[thisnthat]

Wow, that's a big list. Much appreciated.

I don't know why but cashback sites have never really appealed to me although I suppose I should look into it more. It's probably because I don't really understand the way they work.

I hear ya. I think I'll give it a try on Swagbucks first, since they already have all my info. They have a lot of stores to choose from.

[hanutahir]

Thanks alot. This is good idea really. I will use topcashbank for this purpose.

[meensusa]

I would like to add two more cashback sites to your list. They are Swagbucks and Ebates. Both of them are available in USA, UK and Canada. I m not sure about the availability in rest of the countries. Both these sites offer 1% to 7% cashback from popular retailers like Amazon, eBay, Walmart, Macy's and more.