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Updated 9/20: Bing cashback

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I just got a 30% cashback with keyword 'wii' .. at 3:25AM pacific time..
I opened several tabs just in case 🙂 let's see how long it's going to last.
 
Wow it's back.. but it's still limited to 3 transactions per ebay account.

I already did 3 so I gotta create another Ebay account ?
 
Originally posted by: psihog
I just got a 30% cashback with keyword 'wii' .. at 3:25AM pacific time..
I opened several tabs just in case 🙂 let's see how long it's going to last.

Excellent! Good catch.
 
Originally posted by: isekii
Wow it's back.. but it's still limited to 3 transactions per ebay account.

I already did 3 so I gotta create another Ebay account ?

Still? It was changed to 6, did they change it back to 3?
 
How many purchases can you make that will get 30% off? In the OP, it said 6, but is that still correct?


Hmmmm...what to buy...can you buy a gift card for like $500 and then get 30% or $150 back?
 
They modified terms to 6 total transactions a while ago.

Just clicked on terms now and I believe it still says 6 total transactions.

I would be careful about trying to game the system with cash equivalents. I remember reading some comment about how Microsoft or eBay said that could be considered money laundering.

 
Originally posted by: mshan
They modified terms to 6 total transactions a while ago.

Just clicked on terms now and I believe it still says 6 total transactions.

I would be careful about trying to game the system with cash equivalents. I remember reading some comment about how Microsoft or eBay said that could be considered money laundering.

It doesn't. I checked this morning and it said 3 unless I read it wrong 🙂
That's why I created a new Ebay account.

 
So what would stop somebody from having a friend post something for sale on ebay with buy it now, they buy it and get cash back, but their friend never sends them the item and just gives them their money back. Keep on doing this over and over until you get your max amount back.

For example:

  1. 1. Josh buys a TV from his friend Andrew for $650 through buy it now on ebay

    2. Josh sends his friend Andrew a payment of $650 through Paypal for the TV

    3. Josh Uses live.com cashback and gets 30% back from the $650 purchase, so $195 back

    4. Andrew never sends the TV to Josh, and Andrew just withdrawals the money from his PayPal account and gives it back to his friend Josh

    5. Josh makes $195 through cashback yet he never purchased the TV

 
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