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Alternative to replace bing.com / livesearch cashback program?

I'm wondering if any other fellow discount-loving wooters out there know of any other programs similar to the bing.com (previously microsoft livesearch) program. Everyone loves getting paid back to shop. I'm not really sure why they canceled the program (other than the constant errors and complaints I'm sure they received), but I'm hoping to find a replacement to feed all of our online shopping cravings. Especially one that gives rebates for ebay, but really any at all I'm interested in hearing about Thanks all!

by turtlegir1
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http://www.fatwallet.com/coupons-cash-back/

FatWallet's isn't as good as Bing's, but still better than nothing

hendubble
2 years ago

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You have to be a Bank of America customer and pay with your Bank of America credit or debit card, but https://additup.bankofamerica.com/ offers cash back.

chris12345
2 years ago

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There are a lot of rebate sites out there you should use Google to look them up. Thing about linking them here is if folks are members of those sites they are going to get referral credits for that referral so it is best if you do the research yourself and find the ones that fit your needs.

hobbit
2 years ago

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BargainMatch is probably the best alternative to the defunct Bing cash back program. It provides cash back shopping, similar to all the other cash back sites, but it also gives you cash back for searches on Yahoo if you download its browser extension for FF - https://addons.mozilla.org/en-uS/firefox/addon/bargainmatch. Their plugin is pretty slick too. In addition to the cash back from searches, it highlights merchants in the Yahoo searches that will give cash back.

loren343
4 months ago

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