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Cellular Phone Forum / Country Specific / Australian Group / October 2004[ADV] Rebates on shopping and petrol purchases
Aussies! Cash back for Shopping By shopping at selected stores for items you normally buy, Cashback provides cash bonuses on almost everything the ordinary household purchases. Join for FREE, buy the things you already buy, at places you are familiar with, and benefit financially. There are 3 ways to make CASH with CashBack: 1. Shop at CashBack participating retailers. 2. Introduce other people and earn extra bonuses when they shop. 3. Introduce new retailers and earn royalties. -------------- The main advantage in this as far as I can see is that you don't pay anything to anybody to join, not now and not later, and that really you don't have to do anything more than spend the money you are already spending on the things you already buy. Whats the catch? Can't find one yet. Here's the thing: If you know 5 people who could stand to get a cheque at the end of the month, just for shopping, then you know 5 people who can benefit. Thats all you need to do. Find five. You can bet they will each know five others. And so on. And if the existing retailers don't suit...find one who does and persuade them to join up at Cashbacksystems. Its simple, its easy, I don't think its a scam... Hope not anyway, because the potential is huge. There is a lot more information at the website. The usual caveats apply. Link is in my sig via cjb. I used gmail for the signup, just in case of potential spam... none so far. cheers sue -- Aussies! Cash back for doing your normal shopping http://cash-back.cjb.net It won't hurt you to go look :) FTA > Aussies! Cash back for Shopping > [quoted text clipped - 36 lines] > http://cash-back.cjb.net > It won't hurt you to go look :) > Whats the catch? Can't find one yet. Bull sh.t.  SignatureThe truth is more important than the facts. >>Whats the catch? Can't find one yet. > > Bull sh.t. nobody is forcing you to join, John. Signature-- Aussies! Cash back for doing your normal shopping http://cash-back.cjb.net It won't hurt you to go look :) > Aussies! Cash back for Shopping > Whats the catch? Can't find one yet. The obvious catch is having to fart around rustling up 5 more suckers And another is what operations participate. I'm prepared to bother with the signup bonuses, in fact the stupid dingoblue approach gave me free internet, mobile and landline phone for years, literally, and they were stupid enough to pay me the surplus credits in cash when they went bust. Not much effort required with those. >>Aussies! Cash back for Shopping > >>Whats the catch? Can't find one yet. > > The obvious catch is having to fart around rustling up 5 more suckers suckers? hmm. oh well its all voluntary and as you said below.. you benefited from the dingloblue venture. this will cost you no more than that did > And another is what operations participate. a few retravisions, any supermarket, any petrol station, a few online stores through their affiliate systems (im a bit sus about these, though if the health insurance one worked out it would be good) a few bottleshops, hairdressers. Mostly good for sydney people at the moment but you can always approach your local favourite shop to consider getting on board. you also get bonuses for that. > I'm prepared to bother with the signup bonuses, in fact the stupid > dingoblue approach gave me free internet, mobile and landline phone > for years, literally, and they were stupid enough to pay me the surplus > credits in cash when they went bust. Not much effort required with those. and that the thing. there doesnt seem to be a catch but I cant see it going on indefinitely. worth a try IMO. -- Aussies! Cash back for doing your normal shopping http://cash-back.cjb.net It won't hurt you to go look :) >>> Aussies! Cash back for Shopping >>> Whats the catch? Can't find one yet. >> The obvious catch is having to fart around rustling up 5 more suckers > suckers? hmm. oh well its all voluntary and as you said below.. you > benefited from the dingloblue venture. Yes, but this one cant possible benefit me as much as that one did. > this will cost you no more than that did Cost me more effort, there wasnt even a single operation I could actually use that would give me any cash back. >> And another is what operations participate. > a few retravisions, any supermarket, That is just plain wrong. > any petrol station, Ditto. > a few online stores through their affiliate systems Dont bother with those, their prices are too high. > (im a bit sus about these, though if the health insurance one worked out it > would be good) Dont bother with health insurance, its a scam. > a few bottleshops, Dont bother with those anymore either, brew my own. > hairdressers. Dont plan to use those anymore either. > Mostly good for sydney people at the moment And pretty minimal even for them. > but you can always approach your local favourite shop to consider getting on > board. Thats what I meant about effort, cant be bothered for the minimal benefit. I spend the vast bulk of what I spend in Woolys and Coles etc and they wont be bothering just because I suggest it. > you also get bonuses for that. >> I'm prepared to bother with the signup bonuses, in fact the stupid >> dingoblue approach gave me free internet, mobile and landline phone >> for years, literally, and they were stupid enough to pay me the surplus >> credits in cash when they went bust. Not much effort required with those. > and that the thing. there doesnt seem to be a catch The two obvious catches are the ones I listed. > but I cant see it going on indefinitely. worth a try IMO. Not in mine. > I spend the vast bulk of what I spend in Woolys and Coles > etc and they wont be bothering just because I suggest it. all you have to do is put the receipt details in at the site. but anyway, you dont want to, thats fine, Rod. If ever it works out for me i'll scan my first decent check and send the pic to you <grin> Signature-- Aussies! Cash back for doing your normal shopping http://cash-back.cjb.net It won't hurt you to go look :) You might have some more impact if you learn't to spell correctly. Check=cheque > > I spend the vast bulk of what I spend in Woolys and Coles > > etc and they wont be bothering just because I suggest it. [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > http://cash-back.cjb.net > It won't hurt you to go look :) > You might have some more impact if you learn't to spell correctly. > > Check=cheque learn't? watch your apostrophes, learnt does not require one. Unless, of course, you really did mean learn not. In which case according to you I need NOT learn to spell correctly. I'll see your pedantry and raise you 10 -- Aussies! Cash back for doing your normal shopping http://cash-back.cjb.net It won't hurt you to go look :) Anthony is the master of hypocrisy. Tell him he should "true harder" kyte. He'll know what you mean. >> You might have some more impact if you learn't to spell correctly. >> [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > >I'll see your pedantry and raise you 10 > Anthony is the master of hypocrisy. Tell him he should "true harder" > kyte. He'll know what you mean. :) No need, Andy... Signature-- Aussies! Cash back for doing your normal shopping http://cash-back.cjb.net It won't hurt you to go look :) >> I spend the vast bulk of what I spend in Woolys and Coles >> etc and they wont be bothering just because I suggest it. > all you have to do is put the receipt details in at the site. Fraid not. Those dont qualify unless you have enough per month from the accredited retaillers, and I'd never get that. > but anyway, you dont want to, thats fine, Rod. > If ever it works out for me i'll scan my first decent check and send the pic > to you <grin> What matters much more is the total of the checks for a year or three. Cant see that ever amounting to much with no local accredited retailers and f.ck all prospect of there ever being any. >>>I spend the vast bulk of what I spend in Woolys and Coles >>>etc and they wont be bothering just because I suggest it. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Fraid not. Those dont qualify unless you have enough per > month from the accredited retaillers, and I'd never get that. don't you eat? oh never mind. >>but anyway, you dont want to, thats fine, Rod. > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Cant see that ever amounting to much with no local accredited > retailers and f.ck all prospect of there ever being any. whatever. Signature-- Aussies! Cash back for doing your normal shopping http://cash-back.cjb.net It won't hurt you to go look :) >> kyte <kyteflyer@gmail.com> wrote >>>> I spend the vast bulk of what I spend in Woolys and Coles >>>> etc and they wont be bothering just because I suggest it. >>> all you have to do is put the receipt details in at the site. >> Fraid not. Those dont qualify unless you have enough per >> month from the accredited retaillers, and I'd never get that. > don't you eat? oh never mind. The problem aint what you eat, the problem is that I cant buy what I eat from an accredited retailer. While in theory you do get a cashback from any supermarket, in practice you dont get a cashback with those UNLESS you have spent more than the minimum per month AT AN ACCREDITED RETAILER TOO. >>> but anyway, you dont want to, thats fine, Rod. >>> If ever it works out for me i'll scan my first decent check and send the >>> pic o you <grin> >> What matters much more is the total >> of the checks for a year or three. >> Cant see that ever amounting to much with no local accredited >> retailers and f.ck all prospect of there ever being any. > whatever. > The problem aint what you eat, the problem is that I cant buy > what I eat from an accredited retailer. While in theory you do > get a cashback from any supermarket, in practice you dont > get a cashback with those UNLESS you have spent more than > the minimum per month AT AN ACCREDITED RETAILER TOO. Group A (the supermarkets and petrol stations and there is a max you can claim for obvious reasons) Group B (the ones you are talking about). OK, thats the thing for a lot of people. It suits me because I wanted to switch my health insurance from MBF where I am paying just over $50/m for a very basic cover. I figure I may as well get NIB for the same amount and get extras as well. That gets an automatic Group B qualification regardless of the actual cost of the premium. I also buy books and DVDs online, usually through dstore so thats okay too, and I dont mind switching my book source to one of the "preferred retailers". I am going to see if some local stores might sign up, as well. For you.. not doable. For me and maybe some others.. very doable. cheers sue -- Aussies! Cash back for doing your normal shopping http://www.cashbacksystems.com/?suewotton It won't hurt you to go look :) >> The problem aint what you eat, the problem is that I cant buy >> what I eat from an accredited retailer. While in theory you do >> get a cashback from any supermarket, in practice you dont >> get a cashback with those UNLESS you have spent more than >> the minimum per month AT AN ACCREDITED RETAILER TOO. > Group A (the supermarkets and petrol stations and there is a max you can claim > for obvious reasons) And it remains to be seen how long they will continue to offer that, since its money directly out of their own pocket. > Group B (the ones you are talking about). OK, thats the thing for a lot of > people. It suits me because I wanted to switch my health insurance from MBF > where I am paying just over $50/m for a very basic cover. I've never bothered with health insurance, its a stupid ripoff. > I figure I may as well get NIB for the same amount and get extras as well. I'd bin the heath insurance completely myself. In fact I have done that. > That gets an automatic Group B qualification regardless of the actual cost of > the premium. At a substantial cost tho. $600 a year taint exactly peanuts. > I also buy books and DVDs online, I mostly buy books from the coop, dont buy any DVDs at all. > usually through dstore so thats okay too, and I dont mind switching my book > source to one of the "preferred retailers". You'd likely find that the coop member discount is worth more. > I am going to see if some local stores might sign up, as well. Not interested in acting as their salesmonkey. > For you.. not doable. Yep. > For me and maybe some others.. very doable. Dunno. Not bad for someone into say Amway etc but I cant see too many bothering myself. And if I'm right, it aint gunna fly for long. > And if I'm right, it aint gunna fly for long. oh Rod you are such a pessimist. They said the same thing about Emailcash in 1999 but its still going strong. Emailcash changed its focus as the times changed and I imagine Cashbacksystems will do the same, rather than go under. cheers sue -- Aussies! Cash back for doing your normal shopping http://www.cashbacksystems.com/?suewotton It won't hurt you to go look :) >> And if I'm right, it aint gunna fly for long. > oh Rod you are such a pessimist. Crap. > They said the same thing about Emailcash in 1999 but its still going strong. Different structure entirely. > Emailcash changed its focus as the times changed and I imagine Cashbacksystems > will do the same, rather than go under. Yes, bet that cashback on all grocerys wont last long. And I bet they wont sign up enough retailers to make it viable either. > And I bet they wont sign up enough retailers to make it viable either. the glass is half full :) -- Aussies! Cash back for doing your normal shopping http://www.cashbacksystems.com/?suewotton It won't hurt you to go look :) >> And I bet they wont sign up enough retailers to make it viable either. > the glass is half full > :) Must be why you are blotto, again |-) >>>And I bet they wont sign up enough retailers to make it viable either. > >>the glass is half full >>:) > > Must be why you are blotto, again |-) dammit. sprung. Signature-- Aussies! Cash back for doing your normal shopping http://www.cashbacksystems.com/?suewotton It won't hurt you to go look :) Ever heard the phrase "easily led" kyte? > Aussies! Cash back for Shopping Nice try Sue Wotton. Stupid spammer. I wonder if this is you on this page: http://www.clisdells.com.au/meet3.html I might ring and find out. >> Aussies! Cash back for Shopping > > Nice try Sue Wotton. Stupid spammer. I wonder if this is you on this > page: http://www.clisdells.com.au/meet3.html > > I might ring and find out. nope. not me and...spam... do you actually understand the term? Signature-- Aussies! Cash back for doing your normal shopping http://cash-back.cjb.net It won't hurt you to go look :) > and...spam... do you actually understand the term? You seem not to. SignatureJeßus "Did you hear about the queer king who got stranded on a deserted island with only his jester for company. Within a week he was at his wit's end." >> and...spam... do you actually understand the term? > > You seem not to. Hmmm.. jb you do know kite she belonga here longa time yes?? http://www.ozdebate.net/debaters/sue.html John Mares >>>and...spam... do you actually understand the term? >> [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > John Mares thank you John.. btw.. have you ever known me to spam? (ive crossposted to 2 groups, whoooptydo, eh?) -- Aussies! Cash back for doing your normal shopping http://cash-back.cjb.net It won't hurt you to go look :) >>> and...spam... do you actually understand the term? >> [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >http://www.ozdebate.net/debaters/sue.html Gotta love this from the above link "Famous/Infamous for Absolutely nothing, (The "head" doctor)" Mind boggles. >>>>and...spam... do you actually understand the term? >>> [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Mind boggles. that was my choice of words... except for the head doctor thing. god knows where that came from. joshB i suspect, back in the bad old days Signature-- Aussies! Cash back for doing your normal shopping http://www.cashbacksystems.com/?suewotton It won't hurt you to go look :) >>and...spam... do you actually understand the term? > > You seem not to. Maybe you think *any* advertising is spam. I could have put a different header which would have disguised the purpose of the post and that might have consituted spam. I could have crossposted to 10+ newsgroups at a pop and bought a bunch of email addresses and "spammed" those. But i did not. I have posted the advert (clearly marked as such) in three newsgroups (crossposting to two) and these are all groups in which I often post in relation to other matters. and, finally, from the wikipedia "Usenet convention defines spamming as excessive multiple posting, that is, the repeated posting of a message (or substantially similar messages)" Here, the lesson ends. -- Aussies! Cash back for doing your normal shopping http://cash-back.cjb.net It won't hurt you to go look :) May herpes rapidy consume every inch of your body surface, and you aquire the new nickname, "Krusty". SignatureJeßus "Did you hear about the queer king who got stranded on a deserted island with only his jester for company. Within a week he was at his wit's end." |
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