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Post by gee65xx » Sat Sep 01 2018 3:29pm

Hi ,I'm new to this site so just wanted to say Hi :wave: not sure what It's about yet so going to look around . :wave:

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Re: Newbie

Post by kevinchess1 » Sat Sep 01 2018 3:37pm

Well come G
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Re: Newbie

Post by BeautifulSunshine » Sat Sep 01 2018 4:46pm

Firstly and foremost, hi and welcome gee65xx

Of use to you will be the reports menu that lists different statistics, both about your own account and imutual in general.

http://www.imutual.co.uk/reports

Additionally, there are the daily clicks (you do NOT need to buy anything) - you simply click through via imutual to the merchant and do what it says in the description, eg make a flight search and the money tracks. I'm not sure how much the daily clicks add up to per day as I have bigger fish to fry. It is however easy money for those who choose to do them day-in day-out.

http://www.imutual.co.uk/easy-cashback

Finally, and by no means the least is the imutual Cashback Investment Club (CIC) where the cashback you earned can if you so wish (this is TOTALLY optional) be transferred into a Club that trades in shares. (I personally have invested ALL of my cashback since the inception of the CIC into the CIC - that doesn't mean you have to do the same - but it is an option for you to think about).

viewtopic.php?f=23&t=58172

I wish you every success at imutual and hope you make money, learn new things and meet some amazing people.
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Re: Newbie

Post by pakefield » Sat Sep 01 2018 7:51pm

welcome to imutual and the forum, gee65xx

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Re: Newbie

Post by expressman33 » Sat Sep 01 2018 8:50pm

welcome , and as said by Kev, ask as many questions as you want , someone will try and answer

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Re: Newbie

Post by blythburgh » Sun Sep 02 2018 7:33am

Welome, gee65xx

You can find some tips if you do a forum search (link is drop down list on the word Forums above) for some of the daily clicks
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Re: Newbie

Post by stockportcounty » Sun Sep 02 2018 11:54am

welcome newbie :thumbup:
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Re: Newbie

Post by macliam » Sun Sep 02 2018 1:04pm

Welcome
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Re: Newbie

Post by Richard Frost » Sun Sep 02 2018 1:32pm

Hi there gee65xx and welcome. Sometimes we can be a friendly bunch. As others have said, any queries, questions etc do ask. Someone will know the answer.
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Re: Newbie

Post by Chadwick » Mon Sep 03 2018 9:55am

Thunderfog wrote:Firstly and foremost, hi and welcome gee65xx

Of use to you will be the reports menu that lists different statistics,
Yawn. Ignore all that.

What imutual is about is pretty simple: You get a bit of cash paid back to you when you shop online.

Most of the big shops are here, and loads of smaller ones, and also things like insurance, car hire comparisons, sim cards etc. If your shop is listed in imutual, click through via the imutual link and carry on as normal. After that, everything is the same. The prices are the same, the service is the same, the shop is the same, you still get the normal loyalty points and credit card points. The only difference is that the shop pays imutual a little bit of money for 'sending' you as a customer, and imutual passes the money on to you. (The same thing usually happens when you click on an advert online, except the advert people keep the cash.)

It usually takes a few weeks (sometimes months) for the money to filter through. You can watch the glacial progress in your imutual 'Statement' (click the box at the top centre of the screen). It's not huge amounts of cash, but it builds up. You can withdraw it to your bank account, paypal etc as soon as it turns to 'Awarded' status.

There is one thing that imutual does differently: shares. When you earn cashback, you also receive (free, gratis and for nothing) shares in the company. Right now, they aren't worth the paper they're written on - they're just a number on the screen. But the intention is that if the site ever becomes really big and successful, they will convert into actual genuine real shares, worth actual genuine real money. There's no downside to having the shares (you won't have to invest any money!). The idea is that we all have an interest in the site doing well because we sort of own a bit of it. You can safely ignore the whole thing if you want. (Note - some of the members have formed an entirely separate share dealing club, where you invest your cashback in real stock market shares. There's a section of the forum where you can read what they're doing and join in if you like. It's totally separate and nothing to do with the free imutual shares.)

If you have any questions, or just fancy a natter, pop into the forums. We're friendly, have wildly conflicting views, and will offer what random advice we can. There's a proper query function too, but you'll often get a quicker response on the forum. There's also quite a good Help section (top right).
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