About Pasplaces Cashback And Commission Sharing

How Can I Earn Cashback From Pastplaces.com?

The main way that you can earn a cashback commission from your own shopping is to log on to Pastplaces and look for the links with the following red arrow indicators next to them:

For Example:
Example Of A Cashback Link

You will only be able to see these red arrow indicator links when you are logged on to Pastplaces.
PLEASE NOTE. Links on shopping pages that do not have these red arrows next to them are NOT cashback links.

Cashback UK Shopping Links | Cashback USA Shopping Links

Are There Any Other Ways I Can Earn A Commission Share?
Yes. There are currently three other basic ways in which you can earn a cashback commission from Pastplaces. Pastplaces is basically as its name implies a web site about places, people and events from the distant or recent past. We are keen to have loads of original, informative, entertaining and educational content on the site. As a result we will reward members who provide the site with good content:

If you are a professional or amateur artist you can upload images of your artworks to earn additional revenue from them. Simply set up an artists biography page and upload examples of your works of art. Again, Internet visitors who click on the text based shopping links on the right hand side of this pages and subsequently make a purchase are tracked by your Pastplaces membership number. Validated sales are then awarded commissions.
Example Artists Biography Page | Example Artwork Page
Pastplaces likes to reward members who link to Pastplaces.com from their own websites or blogs. Download and use any of the images from the following links together with a text link back to Pastplaces and you can earn additional income: Himley Hall, Baggeridge Country Park | Brierley Hill | Brierley Hill To Stourbridge Canal | Stourbridge | Wolverhampton - more links to follow
You can earn commission on valid purchases made by visitors through the pastplaces members shopping links on your Pastplaces Public Membership Page

Pastplaces generally pays 25% of the available affiliate commission to you on qualifying links.
So if pastplaces earns £100-00 then £25-00 of it is yours.

Recently Pastplaces has introduced a 50% revenue share on a number of shopping links.
So if pastplaces earns £100-00 then £50-00 of it is yours. Example: Dell Computers UK

Commissions vary from retailer to retailer and fluctuate from time to time. Some offer a fixed lump sum, others offer a percentage that can be anything from 1% up to in some cases 100% of the initial sign up fee for a service. In some cases the percentage awarded increases with the volume of business that Pastplaces sends to the retailer. Because of this fluid nature of commission structures we do not list each individual commission percentage against each retailer.

If Pastplaces receives a commission for a valid cashback click then you will receive your indicated share of that commission.

As a general rule, you will need to make your purchases online using the links indicated cashback links and arrange for the retailer to deliver your goods. Telephone orders or click and collect orders are not always awarded a commission from the retailer, and if the retailer does not award Pastplaces with its commission then we cannot award you a commission.

If you are making a purchase yourself, it is advisable to make your purchase on the same day that you click on the link. This is because some retail sites only award commissions on the day of the click. If you are not certain that you want to make your purchase the same day, then it is best to return to the cashback link page when you have made up your mind to purchase and click on the link again.

How Pastplaces Revenue Sharing Cashback Works

Firstly you will need to Register with Pastplaces as a free member and be logged on to the system, you will also need a Paypal account so that we can pay you. Once this is done you can start earning cashback.

When pastplaces commissions are awarded they will show up on your main membership page as pending. Not all retailers notify us straight away that a sale is pending. Some can take a significant period of time before they confirm or reject the sale. As soon as the sale is reported to Pastplaces we will update your cashback pending balance. When the retailer pays Pastplaces for each individual transaction, which can in some instances take up to three or four months, we will set your transaction to confirmed. Once you confirmed total reaches £50 sterling or above we will pay you your commission via Paypal.

More On Cashback

In order to benefit from any Pastplaces Cashback's you will have to logged on as a Pastplaces Member and have cookies enabled.

All commissions will be shown in £ sterling. Purchases made in US dollars will be converted to pounds sterling at the exchange rate that is current at the time that Pastplaces is notified that a commission is pending.

Pastplaces cashback will only be awarded if the transaction for goods or services is completed. If you or a visitor to your Public Membership Page return the goods or an application for a service is rejected by the retailer then the commission will be removed from your pending total.

If the retailer indicates that the transaction is fraudulent in any way then any outstanding commission is forfeit and membership of Pastplaces will be removed.

Many retailers offer vouchers and discount codes. Your Pastplaces cashback is in addition to any such codes offered by the retailer. Pastplaces often lists these discount codes on it web site and on other shopping links, so check to see what is available before returning to complete your shopping on this page.

Only the links that are indicated as being cashback shopping links will qualify.

There is no limit to the amount that you can earn.

If the retailer indicates that the transaction is fraudulent in any way then any outstanding commission is forfeit and membership of Pastplaces will be removed

Using the cashback shopping links you agree to abide by and accept these rules