Flat $10 New Member Bonus is back. TopCashBack has a bunch of rotating new member bonuses, but they are often for something like a big package of flushable wipes or laundry detergent. From now until February 14th, 2019, they have brought back the flat $10 cash bonus if you sign up via and earn $10 in cash back through shopping. When that happens, your $10 bonus will be “released” and available for withdrawal.
For some reason, the $10 bonus isn’t indicated on the referral link landing page, but it does show up on the next page after you enter your e-mail and chosen password, before making any purchases. You should see this:
If you aren’t already a member, some other portals also offer sign-up bonuses:
- ($10 new user bonus after any $25+ purchase, $5 mininum cash-out)
- ($5 new user bonus, $10 minimum cash-out)
- ($5 new user bonus, must earn $10 in cash back to cash out)
Original post:
When you shop online these days, it’s become habit to search out a coupon or go through a shopping portal that gives a percentage back on purchases made through their links. Well, talk about a race to the bottom. Instead of rebating you part of their merchant commission, promises to rebate you all of it (and make money via ads on their website). You wouldn’t think that would be a viable business model, but the company is already the #1 cashback site in the United Kingdom so apparently it works for them.
TopCashBack also lets you get your payouts with direct ACH deposit, PayPal, Prepaid cards, or Amazon gift certificates. Sometimes the prepaid cards come with a 3% bonus and I just use those and buy Amazon gift cards.
TopCashBack is reliable and usually at or near the top, but not always. Sometimes one of these sites may privately negotiate a higher payout temporarily. For example, I usually get 1.5% back on purchases from TopCashBack, but sometimes I can get 3 American Airlines miles per $1 spent as well from another portal.
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