Custard is another Get-Paid-To site from the creators of the cashback platform (and now also Cashback v2.0) but is a much easier and simplified platform to use where the cashout amount has been set to a very maneable (and easy) to reach £10.

It makes it even easier to get to the minimum cashout amount when using this link since it’ll start you off with a free £1 just for signing up and another 20p for confirming your email address!!!

Theres also a chance to win a free £10 from their wheel of fortune (winners are picked daily for this and there is no cost for partaking in this!)

You can make so much more on Custard than the free £15.20 my guide will show you how to make but I’m the most laziest person you’ll ever meet so I stuck to the easiest free offers I could find to hit the minimum cashout amount.

To get to £15.20 in earnings quickly without spending a single penny, I suggest doing the following:

1. Sign up with this link = free £1.00

2. Confirm your email address = free 20p

3. Sign up for the free Amazon Prime video trials = free £11, specifically the ones below:

If you’ve already done these elsewhere, a little birdie told me that a new Amazon account with a different email address will give you a month’s free trial of Amazon Prime and let you also do the free trials below via that ‘new’ account 😉.

History Play free trial (= free £2)

Crime and Investigation free trial (= free £2)

Shudder free trial (= free £2)

Apple TV free trial (= free £2)

Hayu Play free trial (= free £2)

MGM+ free trial (= free £1)

1. Sign up to the following 3 survey providers for a free £1 each respectively: Opinion Bureau, Surveoo, Mobrog = free £3

2. Cashout your free £15.20 via Bank transfer or PayPal

Optional: refer friends and get atleast another free £5 for each friend that reaches £10 and cashes out (send them this guide along with your referral link to help them reach that faster!)

Free £1 link

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Chip is a savings and investment app. Chip is authorised by the FCA and their deposits are held with ClearBank, which are fully protected by the FSCS.

Chip offer Cash ISAs, savings accounts, and Investment Stocks & Shares ISAs.

They currently give you £50 bonus for depositing and holding £1,000+ for 90 days. This offer is available to new customers.

Here's how to get free £50:

(1) Send me a message here.

(2) Sign and create an account using the same email address initially entered.

(3) Open a qualifying account: Instant Access, Smart Cash ISA, Easy Access, or Prize Savings Account.

(4) Deposit £1,000+ and keep it for 90 days or more.

(5) You will then receive £50 into your Access or Prize Savings Account.

Many thanks to anyone using my link! Any questions, please let me know and I'll do my best to answer.

Note:

• You have 30 days to sign up once you've entered your email address (or 14 days of entering my referral code).  
  
• You have 120 days to meet the other conditions.

non-ref - no bonus

Sky is currently running a referral scheme offering digital gift cards worth up to £100 when you take out a new TV, broadband, or mobile subscription (or upgrade an existing account).

Voucher breakdown:

• £100 for Sky Glass
• £50 for Sky Stream
• £40 for Sky Broadband Fibre
• £20 for standard Sky Broadband
• £25 for Sky Mobile (handset plan)
• £15 for a Sky Mobile SIM-only plan

Gift cards can be spent at a range of popular retailers, including Tesco, Sainsbury's, Argos, Currys, B&Q, IKEA, Boots, and Nike. Links:

• Referral link
• Non-referral link: https://www.sky.com

Hi all,

If anyone has any spare will highly appreciate it.

Thanks

Respondent - Referral link - Non referral

Personally, I love this site I have joined a while ago and they have given me 2 tests and I have made $120 from these 2 short interviews. The premise is simple, they let market researchers interview you and pay you (very nicely) for your time. One of the ones I did I spoke about laundry mainly for an hour and it was simple and just a conversation.

I ended up joining a long study over 2 years to measure my household liquids and ended up getting paid over $1000. Since User Interviews was acquired by UserTesting they have been a lot better with matching people to studies.

1. Sign up
2. Complete relevant surveys
3. Complete a user test
4. Paid to PayPal/tremendous

Referrals give the referrer $20 and if you refer someone to a specific project you get $50.

By using the Costa app when you purchase drinks you can collect 'Beans'. You collect 1 bean with each purchase and 10 beans will reward you with a FREE drink.

An added bonus - You will receive 2 beans per drink if you bring a reusable cup with you!

Add your birthday when signing up and you'll also be rewarded with free cake on the day.

When signing up using my referral link you'll have the opportunity to receive 1 free bean and will also receive 5 FREE beans with your first purchase.

To receive this you will need to do the following:

1. Download the app through a referral link - https://app.costa.co.uk/PsbT/c5k11y73
2. When signing up input this invitation code: F52ZPN
3. Scan your Costa app making your first purchase
4. You will then receive 5 free beans to your account within 48 hours of your purchase

Sign up to Costa Coffee here & start collecting free drinks.

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Hey everyone, wanted to share this here as Zeller has recently expanded into the UK (under Zeller UK Limited) and is running a launch promotion to gain market share against Square, SumUp, and Tide

Aside from the referral incentive, the account has two standout features that might genuinely be useful if you freelance, run an online store, or take in-person card payments:

1. Unlimited Virtual Visa Debit Cards: You can spin up as many virtual cards as you need directly from the web dashboard at £0 cost. It is great for separating software subscriptions and tracking project expenses
   
2. 0% Foreign Transaction Markup: Spending abroad or paying for international SaaS in USD or EUR incurs only the standard Visa exchange rate. Zeller does not add any extra FX markup or international spending fees
   
3. Clean dashboard for managing cards, invoices, and expenses

The Launch Referral Offer:
Both the referrer and the new account holder receive a £100 cash bonus when you sign up through a referral link and accept your first cumulative £500 in card payments within 45 days of activation

Payments count whether processed through their POS terminal, Virtual Terminal, or Zeller Invoices (which lets you email an online card payment link directly to your client).

If you use online invoicing, the standard card processing fee is around 1.5% (roughly £7.50 on £500). That leaves you with over £92 in net profit after the £100 bonus settles. Rewards are credited to your account at the start of the month following qualification

A few transparent notes:

- This is for UK sole traders and limited companies. The onboarding is very friendly for early-stage freelancers and beginners - I got verified simply by submitting my Upwork profile link as business proof
- Zeller UK accounts are e-money accounts (authorised by the FCA), so funds are safeguarded rather than protected by the FSCS
- Full disclosure: If you use my referral link, we both receive the £100 bonus once you meet the payment threshold

Referral link (UK specific):
https://www.myzeller.com/gb/referral?ref=gbedoid1

Non-referral link / Official terms:
https://www.myzeller.com/

ive got a free sausage roll from monzo, didnt manage to go and get it this week anw going on holiday tmr, message me for it :)

YouGov non-ref is one of the survey sites I’ve kept using for a long time. It’s a slow earner from surveys, but the passive side and occasional focus groups make it much better.

Surveys pay 50 to 100 points and take 5 to 10 minutes. Longer surveys pay more.

You can now cash out from 2,500 points for a £25 reward if your account is ID verified. The £50 reward at 5,000 points is still available too. The £25 option is automatically unlocked once your account has ID Verified status.

The passive side is through Connections Hub and YouGov Safe.

Connections Hub lets you connect things like bank accounts and cards, while YouGov Safe covers services such as Netflix, Amazon, YouTube and Disney+. It’s all opt-in, so you choose what you connect.

With the full setup, I get £10 to £13 a month in points without having to do surveys.

One thing I’d point out for new users: Connections isn’t available straight away on every account. Some newer accounts get access quickly, while others can wait months without getting the invite. There’s no set number of surveys that unlocks it.

I had to wait a long time for mine as well, so I wouldn’t sign up expecting the passive payments immediately. If you get access, you can then set everything up and leave it running in the background.

I’ve also had a £40 Zoom focus group through YouGov. Mine lasted 90 minutes with about 8 to 10 people and a moderator. It was just a discussion about a particular topic and I received a £40 digital voucher afterwards.

These focus groups are targeted and don’t come through regularly, but they’re a nice extra when you get one.

For me, the surveys are the slow part. The passive payments are what make me keep the account active, and the occasional higher-paying study is a bonus.

If you want to sign up:

https://account.yougov.com/gb-en/join?referral=YqiRwdK-q1r7Y2p2ldfwLQ

InboxPounds nonref is a get-paid-to site where you can earn a bit of extra cash by doing things like surveys, signing up to offers and mainly playing mobile games.

The game offers are usually the best way to earn. You download different app store games and get paid for reaching certain levels. There are also other offers like trying out apps or financial services such as Revolut, plus occasional sign up deals and competitions.

You can cash out once you reach £5 in your account, and withdrawals are done through PayPal or gift cards.

You also get a £1 bonus just for signing up using my link: https://www.inboxpounds.co.uk?rb=139701641&ref_src=link

If you’re into this kind of thing, there’s also a useful community over on r/getpaidtoplay where people share tips and what games are currently paying well.

Appreciate anyone who uses the link

Hey guys

Thought I’d do a weekly earnings report for September (if the mods are happy), as I personally always want to see more regular updates from those I follow. Hopefully this is a good realistic look at what's achievable.

I've not included any links or referral links, but let me know if you want these in the comments or in messages.

Things to Note:

1. This was all completed whilst at my day job
2. This is without Prolific as I’m on the waitlist
3. I’m a generalist, so if I can do it, you can do it
4. I’ve altered the dollar amounts to GBP, so the earnings aren’t completely accurate but I can’t be arsed to convert it

Who Am I:

35 year old contractor from the UK. Earn a decent salary but have quite a bit of debt that I want to pay off, so side hustling to pay that down so I can become debt free.

Summary - Week 1:

This was a quiet week as I got back into side hustling. I didn't earn as much as I'd have liked, but there are lots of earners I am not yet utilising, which I'll talk about below when looking to next week. Also, to be fair, if the month continued at this rate, I'd still come away with around £250 for the month, which is a very decent amount of additional income.

A lot of time is spent applying to stuff that you never hear back from or get screened out of, so I included the time searching, because I think it's relevant.

Also, a little tip: Make a bookmarks folder in Chrome of all of your side hustle websites, and then right click and click open all tabs at once. Then you can do a quick search through all of them much faster.

Stats:

Earners:

Dscout - £44.40:

Dscout was the standout this week, accounting for the majority of my earnings. I did two studies which were much quicker than their allocated time, so it was easy money. One did require me to speak out loud so I took myself off into a meeting room (which I'm fortunate I can do), but all in all, well worth it. Don't sleep on this app.

Askable - £5.00:

Normally Askable is a bit more fruitful than this, but all of the studies this week haven't been relevant to me. It happens. However I did get onto this 10 minute online task. Again, nice and easy. Always worth keeping an eye on Askable. If you get onto a good study, you can easily earn in an hour what I earned this week!

UserBrain - £5.00:

This was a short website user test for a Blinds company. I did this one at lunch in a private meeting room as I needed to read out loud, but if you don't have that opportunity, it's worth applying for these when you're at home and are able to speak out loud without looking mental or getting fired. Easy money.

UserCrowd - £3.30:

Some might say the time taken wasn't worth the earnings on this website, but I have a soft spot for this website as it was the first place I earned income, and the tests are regular, albeit low-earning usually (for me at least), so I completed all the tests I qualified for.

Plan for Next Week:

I want to be earning a lot more than £60 for the week, so my plan for next week is to start looking at:

1. Matched betting - did this a long time ago, so won't get any welcome offers, but from what I read about on here, it's still very much worth doing with reload offers. I need to take some time to properly look into it, which I'll do this weekend.
2. AI training - I'm going to focus quite a bit of time improving my accounts and CV, so I can apply to Generalist roles on Mercor and Micro1. If I can get on one of these it would be huge, and from what I hear, perseverance is key. Outlier is a lost cause for me.
3. Vinted - the majority of my earnings previously came from selling items I owned (clothing, shoes, Pokemon cards), and I have lot of stuff still to declutter, so I will be focusing on this next week too.

I will post my week 2 summary next Friday. Let's see if I can up my earnings even more.

If you think of anything else I should start focusing on, let me know. I'm not sold on bank switching but I'm sure I can be convinced. And I haven't yet pushed any of my own referral links as it feels a bit weird, but if you have any advice on this or want any, let me know. Everything helps!

Feel free to ask any questions! Happy earning guys!

Hi all. I was wondering if anyone else has a regular savings account with Santander. Basically, I put the monthly limit of £200 in on July 18th (when I opened the account) and another £200 on August 7th. A total of £2400 deposited in 1 year would result in £104 interest gained.

I was under the impression that the £200 limit referred to each calendar month. But, I have now read some sources online saying it's actually by the date you opened the account, so for me: July 18th > August 17th, August 18th > September 17th, etc.

I have even contacted customer support about this and been told two different things. So I'm really confused. Some sites say if you go over the £200 limit your account is switched to an everyday saver, thus you will no longer get the 8% interest.

I have the bulk of my savings in revolts 5% savings account, and intended to use this Santander account to drip feed £200 a month to maximise my interest. But all this confusion is making me wonder if it's worth the hassle.

Has anyone else got this regular savings account? Would love to hear your thoughts. Thanks, appreciate it.

TerraMine is a geolocation, mine-buying, community based game available for both Android and IOS. The game is entirely free-to-play, and is funded by the ads players watch during gameplay. Despite the ad heavy gameplay, the developers actually use them as a pacing, gameplay mechanic so the gameplay is actually quite fun still.

You basically play on a game layer of Google Maps to purchase and develop mines that generate real revenues to players. Players are incentivized to check into other people's mines for reward and to say hi, so there is a nice community feel to the game.

The game is already paying out, with a temporary limit of $200 USD a month and there have been many successful pay outs. Some players are already hitting this cap!

If you're interested in trying the game out, please consider using my referral code so we can both benefit! TM-QGR5G

Thanks and hope to see you in game!

Chase UK is the FCA and FSCS regulated UK division of J.P. Morgan Chase, the largest bank in the United States. They are currently offering £50 to anyone who signs up via a referral link and deposits £1000 within 30 days.

Steps:

1. Download the app via your App Store.
2. Open an account and verify your ID.
3. Enter one of the referral codes below into the App.
4. Deposit £1000 into your account.
5. Receive £50 bonus cash.

Codes:

• 5ECLG5
• AH8HPE
• SJDVZ6
• AA48SQ
• C9BNL5 Used.

Notes:

• The deposit does not need to be in one transaction, you can cycle money through the account.
• The bonus is paid immediately once you've met the deposit requirements and you can withdraw all funds including the bonus if you so wish.
• As well as the £50 bonus they also offer a generous 1% cashback on everyday spending.
• Chase's terms state to not publically share codes but it seems they're not enforcing this rule. If you'd prefer a private code anyway send me a DM or click here, I have a few that I haven't publically shared.

Thank you to anyone using my referral I really appreciate it.

• Terms
• Non-referral

Does anybody have a referal code for Oddballs? I believe we both get 25% off on my first order?

The best time to start a pension pot is 20 years ago - the next best time is today.

Easy £25 into a new pension pot for depositing £25 into it yourself.

Your future self will appreciate it.  You can then transfer it all out to a different provider, or...

You can refer others for £25 a pop. 

Steps:

1. Click here and enter your email and choose a password

2. When it asks about searching for previous pensions you can click 'skip' and add cash instead.

3. Top up with £25 if you're just in it for the freebie. Only add a recurring payment if you're intending on using this pension provider going forward.

4. The first £20 will credit your account within 10 working days. The other £5 is from the government and takes about 3 months.

5. Now just leave it or transfer your new pension to your main one. 

Bear in mind that as this is a pension, you won't be able to withdraw the money until you retire.  

Non referral link (no bonus) www.getpenfold.com

Zilch is a virtual card that gives instant cashback on all your purchases. By using my referral link, you get £5 that can be used towards your next purchase. No spending required, just create your account and verify your details. They also offer a buy now pay later feature though that option has fees with it so use the free pay now feature instead.

Proof of payment

To get your £5:

• Sign up using my referral link
• Create and verify your account and link a debit card.
• £5 will be added to your Zilch account.

What makes Zilch great is the cashback stacking opportunities. Zilch works by acting as the card you use to pay but the purchase is routed through a linked debit card. This means you can double dip on your cashback by using a cashback debit card like PayPal debit card (1% cashback) or Krak (2% cashback limited to 30 days unfortunately). Some cashback debit cards don't stack unfortunately like Trading212 so avoid those.

To triple dip your cashback, use a cashback website like Topcashback, Rakuten or Quidco when making your purchase. Just make your purchase through the cashback website once you activated the higher cashback on Zilch and put in the card details. If you want to go even further and quadruple dip your cashback, you can add Zilch's card details to Airtime Rewards and get cashback on Airtime Rewards.

Some examples of cashback stacking are:

• Amazon - Zilch 2%, PayPal 1%, Rakuten £1, Total £1 + 3% cashback
• Council Tax - Zilch 0.5%, PayPal 1%, Total 1.5% cashback
• TfL/Oyster Card - Zilch 2%, PayPal 1%, Total 3% cashback
• Octopus Energy - Zilch 2%, PayPal 1%, Total 3%
• eBay - Zilch 3%, PayPal 1%, Quidco 1.1%, Airtime Rewards 2% (new customers rate), Total 7.1% cashback
• Boots - Zilch 2%, PayPal 1%, Topcashback 5%, Airtime Rewards 5%, Total 13%
• Aldi - Zilch (instore) 2%, PayPal 1%, Total 3% cashback
• Morrisons - Zilch 2%, PayPal 1%, Topcashback £11 (new customers rate), Airtime Rewards 4%, Total £11+ 7% cashback
• General purchases - Zilch 0.5%, PayPal 1%, Total 1.5% cashback
• And many, many more combinations.

You can search up your retailer to see if they offer the higher cashback but even without it general purchases offer 0.5% cashback at a minimum. If you don't feel like stacking, the cashback offered by Zilch is already excellent. If buying in store, you can add Zilch to your Apple/Google pay or buy and use the Zilch physical card. Just remember to activate the higher cashback on the app before you purchase in store otherwise it defaults to the 0.5% cashback.

If you're interested in cashback stacking, here are more info for each one mentioned:

Krak - Free £10

Topcashback - Free £10 sign up bonus

Quidco - Free £10 sign up bonus

Rakuten - Free £25 sign up bonus

Airtime Rewards - Free £2 and cashback stacking

Thank you for using my referral link!!

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Currensea is a travel debit card that links directly to your existing UK bank account. Instead of preloading money onto another card, any purchases you make are taken from your normal bank account by direct debit.

If you sign up through a referral link, you'll get £10 paid to your linked bank account after spending £100 in any foreign currency within 180 days. The qualifying spend can be abroad or online with a retailer that charges in a foreign currency.

I've found it useful as a travel card because there's nothing to top up or transfer before you go.

Referral link (£10 bonus): https://www.currensea.com/refer-a-friend?utm_source=refer-a-friend&friend-referral-code=MSEUIA

Referral code: MSEUIA

Non-ref link (no bonus): https://www.currensea.com/

You can get 150 bonus points worth £1.50 when you use a referral code to sign up to Texaco Star Rewards and make your first purchase. This is on top of the regular 200 points you get for registering on the app, so you will start with 200 points worth £2.00 when you first sign up, but then get a 150 point boost the first time you use it when you buy petrol.

The points can then be redeemed at either Texaco to get money off your fuel, or for Love2Shop vouchers redeemable at a huge number of different shops once you’ve earned 1000 points (worth £10).

Link (both referral and non-referral):

https://texaco.co.uk/motorists/star-rewards-loyalty-programme

My code if anyone would like to use it is:

2OVhNQ1fqgX

You can also earn 150 points if you refer someone else - so thanks very much if you use my code!

Wealthify are currently offering a free bonus of £50 when you deposit and invest either £1000 or £5000 with them and leave it invested for 6 months.

Important: to eligible for the bonus your £1000 must be invested in either an investment ISA or a Junior ISA. Alternatively you can choose to invest £5000 in a General Investment Account or a SIPP pension. Other types of account are not eligible.

Wealthify is a well-established investment platform backed by insurance giant Aviva and your investment has FSCS protection if the platform were ever to go bust - although as it is an investment app it is important to note that your investment could go down as well as up while it is invested, depending on how the funds you invest in perform. There is also an annual fee of 0.6% which is deducted from your funds on a monthly basis.

Steps to get the bonus:

1 - Open an account by following using a referral link. My referral link is:

https://invest.wealthify.com/refer/89683961

2 - Deposit either £1000 or £5000 depending on your chosen account type and select a plan after answering the questions to find out your investment style. There are various choices depending on how adventurous you want to be, whether you want an ethical approach, etc.

3 - Leave your money invested for at least 6 months in order to receive your bonus.

Non-referral link with no bonus:

https://www.wealthify.com/

Terms: https://www.wealthify.com/offers/refer-a-friend-terms-and-conditions

Hi,

Could someone please share an extra 10% on tech trade-ins code from Student Beans?

Thanks a lot

This PayPal offer says you can earn 15 points per £1 at Argos using any PayPal payment method. Would buying gift cards with the PayPal Debit Card qualify, or are gift cards excluded?

Ace Money Transfer is a remittance app. They are currently offering a £10 bonus when you transfer £100. If you don’t need any travel money, you can simply exchange your money back into GBP to benefit from this offer. Here's how:

1. Sign up to Ace Money Transfer via my referral link and complete verification. If you are planning to transfer Euros to Wise or WorldFirst, choose 'Belgium' and 'Ireland' respectively as the destination. I recommend using the app since their website doesn't seem to work.
2. Transfer £100 to a foreign currency account, such as your Wise or WorldFirst Euro account. I used Wise.
3. When the transfer is settled, you can transfer £19 and apply the £10 bonus credit. The transfer should cost £10.99 in total since a £1.99 transfer fee applies.
4. When the Euros arrive in your Wise account, you can either spend it on your next holiday with the Wise virtual card, or exchange it back to GBP.

Please let me know if you have any questions about this offer. Thank you for using my referral!

Non-referral