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[avid shopper]

Just spotted this if anyone is interested.

[Oznell]

That's interesting, @avid shopper.  It looks like you have to "join" them to get the 10%.  In your experience, is there any downside to joining this TopCashBack?

[avid shopper]

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@Oznell wrote:

That's interesting, @avid shopper.  It looks like you have to "join" them to get the 10%.  In your experience, is there any downside to joining this TopCashBack?

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I have had no negative issues with any of the rebate sites.  It is more "registering" than joining.  Some put cash in your account to start.  Just a welcome gift.  Then you can request your cash back.  You'll have to read each site for details.  I am registered with a few and check to see which is offering the highest rebate when I am ordering and purchase thru that site.  You can search here as well for many other comments as to opinions and experiences. 

[Lisa now in AZ]

My problem is with this specific site. All of the other ones are no problem. The last time they had a good rate, I joined and every single one of the purchases were not counted and there is a form and documentation you have to provide individually, so it just sounded fishy to me. Now they have my email info, etc., but none of the purchases I made using their site were ever credited for the rebate. I think they are scamming.

[Review 2]

I use this site along with Mr Rebates and Ebates.  I think there are pros and cons with each site.  On a routine basis, TopCashBack seems to offer the highest rebates. Occassionaly, Mr Rebates and Ebates will offer higher rebates for a specific time period but are generally lower on a day to day basis. If a rebate is missing with TopCashBack, however, they'll go back to the vendor to confirm you purchased a $19 can opener and it can take months to resolve.  I think the other sites are better at giving you a missing rebate but you have to wait 30 days with Mr Rebates to file the claim.  As I said, there are pros and cons with each site.

[Shelbelle]

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@Review 2 wrote:

I use this site along with Mr Rebates and Ebates.  I think there are pros and cons with each site.  On a routine basis, TopCashBack seems to offer the highest rebates. Occassionaly, Mr Rebates and Ebates will offer higher rebates for a specific time period but are generally lower on a day to day basis. If a rebate is missing with TopCashBack, however, they'll go back to the vendor to confirm you purchased a $19 can opener and it can take months to resolve.  I think the other sites are better at giving you a missing rebate but you have to wait 30 days with Mr Rebates to file the claim.  As I said, there are pros and cons with each site.

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I agree, Top Cash Back is often the highest amt offered, however they often do take forever to settle a missing claim.

[SilleeMee]

I've been with TCB since 2016.  No problems at all. They offer some of the highest rebates I've seen.

eta - it's 10%, except for electronics at 2%.

[Tinkrbl44]

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@avid shopper wrote:

Just spotted this if anyone is interested.

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@avid shopper

Where is this?   I don't see anything on the main page.

[GenXmuse]

I always check topcashback first since they have the highest rates and will match rates on other sites.  I haven’t experienced any problems with the. 

Processing my claims and it’s much easier to get your cash back the. Me rebates or ebates imo. 

[avid shopper]

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@Tinkrbl44 wrote:

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@avid shopper wrote:

Just spotted this if anyone is interested.

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@avid shopper

Where is this?   I don't see anything on the main page.

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The rebate sites are totally separate entities.  They each have their own websites.