My Money Pocket – New Cashback Site To Compare Rates With – AD
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Cashback is a great way to save money, and there are two main players in the game – until now. Here’s how MyMoneyPocket works.
I love cashback and am always looking around at what the best cashback deals are.
A new cashback site called MyMoneyPocket is now on the scene, with some cashback rates higher than competitors.
Here’s how it works and how you can save money:
What Is MyMoneyPocket?
MyMoneyPocket is a new cashback website to rival the likes of TopCashback and Quidco.
It works in near enough the same way as the old favourites, however it features a lot of voucher codes, which is stackable on the cashback (something you don’t see often on the others.
One thing you find on other cashback sites is the speed in which it takes for cashback to become payable is sometimes ridiculous, whereas on MyMoneyPocket – it’s much faster, which is a bonus.
I’ve been using it for the past week, and it seems pretty easy to use, and it’s another great place to check for cashback when shopping online.
Related: Airtime Rewards – Earn passive cashback via app (plus promo code)
To claim cashback, you’ll need to search for the retailer you’re looking to shop from and click through the tracked link and complete your purchase to claim cashback.
There are also some good cashback deals which beat the rates on other sites, such as:
– 9% cashback at Raddison Hotels
How To Claim Cashback
When your cashback does go into ‘payable’ – it’s pretty easy to cash your money out.
On other sites, there are a lot of different gift card options, which could be great if you wanted to get them – but a minefield if you just want the cash.
On My Money Pocket, there’s one option – cold hard cash.
It’s done as a BACs transfer which can take a couple of days to go through once requested.
The whole process of buying to getting cashback and claiming back to your bank is much faster, which I personally see as a massive bonus.
Conclusion
And that is the new cashback site on the block. It’s certainly one to watch as it grows, and for me I’ll continue to compare rates across the board.
If you remember to use cashback on whatever site of your choice every time you shop – you could get £100s or even £1,000s in cashback before long.
Will you be comparing rates between the cashback sites now? I’d love to know in the comments below, on Twitter @Jordon_Cox or on Facebook.
