Tis the season for holiday shopping and often it is so much easier to avoid the crowds by shopping from the comfort of my home in my pjs. Most stores offer on-line shopping and you can earn cash back on most purchases through my favorite cash back sites: eBates and ShopatHome.
Right now sign up for eBates and make a qualifying purchase to receive a bonus $10 gift card to Barnes & Noble, Target, Home deport, Magazines.com or earn a $5 bonus in your eBates account.
Both sites work like an on-line shopping mall where you can log-in to the site, then select the store where you want to shop. The key to maximizing your earnings is to log into your eBates or your ShopatHome account before each on-line purchase. You then select your store and actually purchase from the store directly. It is a safe, easy way to shop on-line and you earn cash with every purchase.
Cash back can be anywhere from 1%-20% cash back at stores like Victoria's Secret, Walmart, Old Navy, The Gap, Macy's, Expedia, HP, Netflix, Orbitz, Priceline, Travelocity, Best Buy, Buy.com and some many more. Combine these cash back offers with great sales to save a ton of money shopping on-line!
- eBates - You can earn cash back at 1200 different on-line stores. The cash back is accumulated in your account and you will received a check once a quarter after your balance reaches at least $5. They also offer a $5 bonus just for signing up and making your first purchase. Sign up HERE to start earning cash back.
- ShopatHome - You can earn cash back from 3,000 different on-line stores. The cash back is accumulated in your account until you reach $20 and then they will mail you a check. They also offer a $5 bonus just for signing up and making your first purchase. Sign up HERE to start earning your cash back today.
I signed up for both programs, because each program will offer different cash back promotions and payouts. Plus I earned an extra $5 from each one when I signed up. If you are going to make a purchase on-line, why not be rewarded with cash back and add it to your travel fund or Christmas fund, or just use it as extra spending money!
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