<a href="http://www.cashbaq.com?refer=486491"> <img src="https://img.cashbaq.com/images/refer-a-friend-3.png" target="_blank" class="pic fl" border="0" width="227" height="115" /></a>Frequent online shoppers, you'll want to read this one! I've had a few people ask me about these cash back shopping sites that are popping up. I know there are a lot out there and I can't vouch for them all. But the two I am most familiar with and use regularly are <a href="http://www.shopathome.com/?IAFCG=ykpuHMCE7YGl8s4ndwMQjg==">Shop at Home</a> and <a href="http://www.cashbaq.com/?refer=486491">Cashbaq</a>. These are sites that set up affiliate accounts with most major retailers. It is a brilliant business model, and completely legitimate.

So how does it work? Basically, these sites have deals with a bunch of stores that pay them a percentage of what you spend when they refer you. They turn around and share a portion of their earnings with you. (Everything is tracked online. Just make sure you are logged in to get  credit.) It is brilliant, because everyone wins. The stores get your business, cash back sites get a small percentage, and you earn a little back on the shopping you would have done anyway. You can also earn more by referring friends.

If you frequently shop online the earnings can add up quickly, so I highly recommend signing up with one of these. I have gotten in the habit of going through these sites when shopping line. I earn a little back each time, and use the checks from them to do what? Keep shopping online of course!

Feel free to email me with questions, or check them out yourself at <a href="http://www.shopathome.com/?IAFCG=ykpuHMCE7YGl8s4ndwMQjg==">Shop at Home</a> and <a href="http://www.cashbaq.com/?refer=486491">Cashbaq</a>.