Internet Cashback

Internet Cashback is a UK based cashback website. The site earns commission for referring shoppers to online shops which it then splits with its users. The site has been featured in The Telegraph<ref name=Miss Pennypincher 10 May 2008>[http://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/main.jhtml?xml=/money/2008/05/06/cmpenny06.xml/" Internet cashback sites gives you quid pro quo"]

, The Independent<ref name=Julian Knight 25 may 2008> every penny counts, cashback shows its charms"

and The Daily Express<ref name=Holly Thomas 2 Jul 2008>" Shoppers alerted to discount club risk"

. It is referred to as offering "the highest joining offer" by Cashback-Tips.

History

The site was launched in November 2006 by Paul Nadin. Paul is an experienced online entrepreneur who founded Review Centre, which has recently been sold.

The online site has changed its appearance a numerous amount of times over the past two years however its business model is the same.

Internet Cashback's business model

Internet Cashback takes up to 50% commission, gives a £10 signing up bonus and has a refer a friend scheme.

Refer A Friend

The site operates a refer a friend scheme. Members refer friends via a referral link. The members then receive a percentage of their referred friends cashback. See table for figures.

Active Referrals

Tier

Average Commission

1-9

20%

£13.92-£125.28

10-49

25%

£174.00-£852.60

50-99

30%

£1,044-££2,067.12

100-499

35%

£2,436-£12,155.64

500-999

40%

£133,920-£27,812.10

1000-4999

45%

£31,320-£156,568.68

More than 5000

50%

over £170,000

More Info

Tracking

As with all cashback sites Internet Cashback uses cookies & affiliates to track all purchases.

Affiliates

TradeDoubler
Affiliate Window
Affiliate Future
DGM
OMG
Commission Junction
Paid On Results
Zanox
Buy.at

Payment

Members are paid by cheque. This can only be requested when they have reached £40 cashback in their account.