Comments on: Saving your hard-earned money with rebates http://www.growyourgreencampaign.com/2009/09/saving-your-hard-earned-money-with-rebates/ Join Tech CU's financial challenge to save money now! Wed, 09 Dec 2009 19:28:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: ronaldo http://www.growyourgreencampaign.com/2009/09/saving-your-hard-earned-money-with-rebates/comment-page-1/#comment-44 ronaldo Tue, 22 Sep 2009 07:16:39 +0000 http://www.growyourgreencampaign.com/?p=1225#comment-44 One additional note about rebate sites, especially as they relate to shopping at ebay. When making your bid, start on the rebate site, then click on the link for ebay. If the auction ends more than 7 days from the time you make you bid, you will need to start again on the rebate site, and click over to ebay, and view the item you are bidding on (the reason is because ebay only remembers the referrer for 7 days appearantly) When paying for your item, again start on the rebate site, and click over to ebay. Then click on the pay field, and complete the transaction with paypal. Otherwise, I don't think you will always get paid. Yes, cumbersome, but a little money saved is just that! One additional note about rebate sites, especially as they relate to shopping at ebay.

When making your bid, start on the rebate site, then click on the link for ebay.

If the auction ends more than 7 days from the time you make you bid, you will need to start again on the rebate site, and click over to ebay, and view the item you are bidding on (the reason is because ebay only remembers the referrer for 7 days appearantly)

When paying for your item, again start on the rebate site, and click over to ebay. Then click on the pay field, and complete the transaction with paypal. Otherwise, I don’t think you will always get paid.

Yes, cumbersome, but a little money saved is just that!

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