Extrabux Review
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Date Launched: June 2006
Reward Per Dollar Spent: Varies
Minimum to Cash Out: $10
Cash Out For: Rebate check or PayPal
Earn For: Shopping, signups, referrals
Limit One Account Per: U.S. resident 18 years+ with valid email address
Notes:
1. Extrabux is free to join. Rebate rates appear to be very competitive with other cashback portals; they vary by merchant but are as high as 31%.
2. Extrabux’s website includes a large list of coupons that can be combined with cashback rebates.
3. As with other programs, earnings remain in a pending status until the return period for the merchant has expired (from 10 to 90 days). You can opt to have your earnings sent (by check or PayPal) whenever your balance exceeds a particular amount, or every x number of months that you specify, or you can choose to donate your earnings to one of about a dozen charities.
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I received email the cash back deposited in your account but after that I sent 3 emails and they are not responding.
Extrabux is a fraudulent company. They still owe me as much as $258.60 (I am not kidding!) for purchases they acknowledged (!) I made through their site. They refuse to post cashback, and, after my repeated inquiries, they stopped answering my emails altogether. And email is the only way to get in touch with them – they don’t publish their phone numbers anywhere. Stay away from this company; make your purchases through a site that may not promise you the moon, but one that actually pays what it promises. MrRebates, BigCrumbs, Ebates and ShopAtHome are all reliable. Extrabux (and its sister site BargainMatch.com) are not! Stay away from them!