Comments on: Bing.com Cashback rewards program

By: Josh

Josh — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 03:22:18 +0000

The problem I see with Bing Cashback is that is geared towards commodity type products. Many resellers offer only rare, unique, and low margin items. The only way I can see our store participating is by increasing our prices. I would rather pass the savings on directly to the customer.

Although I am considering increasing our pricing specifically for Bing customers so they can wait for their money.

I am astonished that someone was able to get a %10 cashback on a bar of silver. Either the bar was overpriced or the marketing guy lost his job.

By: Rick

Rick — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 12:45:50 +0000

Hey, great info about the Bing Cash-Back program. I checked it out and have to agree with Pochax, after your Bing “cash back”, you still really paid the same as you would’ve paid at Amazon.

Also checked out that RescueForever site. It has some good and bad points. It appears that you MUST buy $100/ month in purchases or you lose your cash back for the month and must start over.

There is a site launching called http://www.amazoniandeals.com that is going to be offering 2% and up Cash Back on items from Amazon.com.

So, it appears that you get the Amazon.com discounted price PLUS a CashBack Reward on your purchases made at the site.

I put the link in my title. Looks interesting though.

Thanks again for the great info.

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By: Diego Martinez

Diego Martinez — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 16:34:47 +0000

I have to agree with Sam and Amiel, after reading this, i wnet to the page their talking about (rescueforever.net) and i started checking their products and cashback awards and OMG that page is awesome. I recently became a member, and im doing my daily shopping on that page (what you usually get on the supermarket, i get it on that page with cashback). Plus, the idea of the page is great, becacuse is a way to help us eachother in this time of need. 10/10 on that page, you should go check it out.

By: Sam Federer

Sam Federer — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 16:27:47 +0000

Yeh, i agree with Amiel Bibliowicz, there are millions of Cash-back and rewards programs, but the one in http://www.rescueforever.net is unique.

it’s just awesome, first of all they offer a great variety of products, from food to electronics, and it’s way cheaper. Really cheaper because of theyr loyalty program with some great companies supported by the power of buying together;

And the cash-back programm is the best part, u just sign up for free, buy, and they give u a useful cash-back at the end of the month, they also have a common share bank.

Its just amazing, go and check it out

http://www.rescueforever.net the power for the consumers

im a member myself and i love it

By: Jeff

Jeff — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 23:15:48 +0000

I think I got the best Bing deal ever (and then it was promptly removed). AT&T was offering a 30% rebate in their online store when they launched the new iPhone 3GS. After the rebate, my $299 phone only cost me $199. $100 OFF!

By: Amiel Bibliowicz

Amiel Bibliowicz — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 17:37:05 +0000

Well,
It is not good to have cash back in just selected items, like in bing.
Each merchant selects only some items,
Come and visit us at rescue.net, we have discounted prices every day, lowest prices on the market, and in TOP of that we give crazy cash back rewards.
The reason is simple, our program uses the power of buying together to obtain more diswcounts from merchants and from importers, manufacturers, just check our food prices, they are not so many in quantity, but check the discounts

By: Peter

Peter — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 20:31:55 +0000

I love Bing cashback! We just bought a 50″ plasma tv that we had been saving for for months – and we saved 16% off the price by shopping through a bing sponsored link. We haven’t gotten the cash yet, but we should get the money in another $45 days. $115 dollars off is definitely worth it!

By: pochax

pochax — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 12:59:24 +0000

One thing i have noticed as i do more “comparisons” between competitor websites (such as Amazon) is that oftentimes the “price after cashback” (Bing) will come out about the same as the discount price on another website (eg. Amazon). Thus it will actually come out a wash in the end. i think you will get the best outcome when you find an item that is discounted by the seller who happens to belong to the Bing.com family of stores and you will basically get a “double discount”. hope that makes sense…=)

By: Carolyn

Carolyn — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 20:43:15 +0000

I haven’t tried bing but I’m signed up for something similar with Quicken. It’s Quicken Picks. They send a check when you reach $10. With the toolbar its automatic. Just shop online as you normally do and a Quicken pics pop up box will let you know how much your cash back % will be with the site you are shopping.