The next time you go shopping online, you may want to head on over to a cash back site, where you can get a cash back percentage back on your purchases.  Where can you head to, you might ask?  Here are some sites that you can use.

Bing.com Cash Back Rewards

Bing.com, Microsoft’s search engine and Google competitor, came out with a program last year that helped many people save money on purchases made in participating stores. Their cash back system allowed buyers to buy items, and then in sixty days get a percentage back into their bank or Pay Pal account. This percentage went as high as thirty five percent! There were limits on usage, but you could just open up a new account and reap more benefits. This cash back is great since it works with eBay. Currently, the discount is eight percent off. You just search for what you want using the Bing.com search engine, and then click on a sponsored link above which takes you to eBay. It gives you eight percent back, and if you go into your account settings, you can get instant cash back deposited right into your Pay Pal account, minutes after you paid in full.

BigCrumbs

BigCrumbs.com is a website that also offers cash back on purchases. There are crumb earners and crumb savers. Crumb earners get thirty six percent of the total fees that the seller on eBay paid. For example, a one hundred dollar item usually costs about ten dollars to sell. You would get 3.60 into your BigCrumbs account. If you are a crumb saver, you get twenty percent back, but you also can get referrals and enjoy four percent of their fees purchases. You get paid via PayPal every month, and they send it automatically and without any fees. BigCrumbs has been in business for years now and is one hundred percent eBay compatible.

Ebates

Ebates is a site similar to BigCrumbs which gives you cash back on purchases. Ebates gives you a small percentage of the ending price (usually one percent) of your purchase. This is compatible with eBay as well. I prefer BigCrumbs over Ebates, but some people rather get the one percent instead of the fees, which depends on the items they buy.

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