8th March 2006 - Since it all started, cash back has been a grey area, there are more disappointments than good deals. The question is, Is it worth the hassle and risk?

Bargain hunters will always look for a good bargain, but when the bargain is too good to be true, 99 percent of the time it is too good to be true and there a catches.

Not all cash back offers have a catch, as there are genuine companies offering cash back's.

Things you should look out for...
Is the offer to good to be true?
How long has this company been trading for?
Read the small prints
What the time limit is for you to send the bills in?
Does this company have offers similar to the network operators?

How does cash back work?
Usually, you will have to pay the line rent out front first, once you have paid the bill you need to send a copy to the company and they will give you the aggreed money. Also there are time periods in which you must send copies of your bill or your claim will be denied.

A recent survey showed 50 percent of all cash back claims were denied. There are many claws which you must read and understand clearly. Which most cash back companies will not talk about or will try to avoid telling you.

You can read a few comments on blagger.com about cash back denials.

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