100% cashback minus £45m

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Re: 100% cashback minus £45m

by Luke_PieStalker » Fri Oct 10 2014 10:31pm

wHEN i was helping Luke set up his account I asked 'What do you want as yer password?'

'Me-dic' he replied laughing
Type it in and said 'The computor says it not long enough :shock: '

'Lots of girls tell me that.' he said and started crying
Its not the size thats important, its what you do with it that counts...anyways IDSIS never complains. :thumbup:

Re: 100% cashback minus £45m

by BeautifulSunshine » Fri Oct 10 2014 2:40pm

He who dares wins.

Re: 100% cashback minus £45m

by BeautifulSunshine » Fri Oct 10 2014 2:40pm

myfyr wrote:I am surprised at the figures how small imutual still is after over 4 years!
Not written in stone that we stay so small. It can all change. I see no credible reason why we can't come from behind and get ahead.

Re: 100% cashback minus £45m

by kevinchess1 » Thu Oct 09 2014 5:27pm

cashbacklover wrote:
richard@imutual wrote:
That's what I'm hear for :)
Looks like K.C has hacked into that ID :lol:
Oh please
Richard has the easiest pasSword ever 'CASHBACKGOD1'

wHEN i was helping Luke set up his account I asked 'What do you want as yer password?'

'Me-dic' he replied laughing
Type it in and said 'The computor says it not long enough :shock: '

'Lots of girls tell me that.' he said and started crying :oops:

Re: 100% cashback minus £45m

by myfyr » Mon Oct 06 2014 9:38pm

rsturbolad wrote:I'm happy for them to pay large amounts of corp. tax, at the end of the day cashback is an added bonus for consumers so if the treasury gains a bit too then great.

But I have to say, of the 'other two' cashback places, tracked -> payout does seem quicker, atleast on my transactions; and when a few have had 'blips' I've emailed them and they've gladly released it manually (Quidco) - but granted, my six years with them has probably earned me the retention perks.
My opinion of Quidco is unprintable and I will never use them again. I am surprised at the figures how small imutual still is after over 4 years!

Re: 100% cashback minus £45m

by rsturbolad » Mon Oct 06 2014 6:28pm

I'm happy for them to pay large amounts of corp. tax, at the end of the day cashback is an added bonus for consumers so if the treasury gains a bit too then great.

But I have to say, of the 'other two' cashback places, tracked -> payout does seem quicker, atleast on my transactions; and when a few have had 'blips' I've emailed them and they've gladly released it manually (Quidco) - but granted, my six years with them has probably earned me the retention perks.

Re: 100% cashback minus £45m

by kevinchess1 » Mon Oct 06 2014 5:00pm

In answer to Q2 Any sales made though our Amazon link generate some income for IMutual

Re: 100% cashback minus £45m

by pabenny » Mon Oct 06 2014 11:53am

A few thoughts...

1 Presumably, ‘cashback paid’ actually means ‘cashback payable’ – that is allowance is made for cashback that has been awarded but not yet claimed by the member.

2 If all are indeed payout 100% of cashback, where does the surplus come from? Are there clicks that generate cashback that is not passed on (amazon?). Are there other payments – eg bonus for hitting earnings thresholds?

3 Are operating costs of IM sustainable? It doesn’t generate enough to pay Richard a decent salary – or reward all of his development work. They also aren’t enough to fund any kind of marketing or PR to grow IM.

Re: 100% cashback minus £45m

by hugginhill » Mon Oct 06 2014 10:31am

I think the problem may be with what you include under the heading "cash back paid". As I said in my original post I took the numbers you provided literally and without checking. The costs of running the sites I took to be reported under the heading of overheads. If "cash back paid" doesn't mean what it says then my interpretation may be wrong.

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