[Expired] DoC Exclusive – Join Topcashback & Get A $25 Sign Up Bonus – Highest Ever [Last Days]

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The Offer

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  • Sign up for a new Topcashback account and receive a bonus of $25 when you earn a minimum of $10 on Topcashback

The Fine Print

  • Offer expires February 8th, 2019. Offer cannot be combined with other TopCashback promotions.
  • The use of TopCashback.com is still bound by the standard Terms and Conditions and existing Tell-A-Friend Terms & Conditions.
  • We reserve the right to void your eligibility for the Double Tell-A-Friend sign up bonus if we believe you are not a genuine, new TopCashback member.
  • Upon joining TopCashback.com in this time period via a referral link, you will be eligible for $25 cash back being added to your account.
  • Once you have reached the $10 minimum payable cash back threshold for Tell-A-Friend members, the new member will be able to request their signup bonus via the usual payment page, within the account section of the TopCashback site.
  • Your $25 sign-up credit will only be available to withdraw once you have earned a minimum of $10 in payable cash back.
  • There is no cut-off period by which you must earn the $10 payable cash back to ‘release’ your $25 sign up credit.
  • If you join TopCashback from a referral/Tell-A-Friend link during this promotional period, your $25 sign-up credit will not count towards the $10 threshold you need to reach before yours or your friend’s Tell-A-Friend bonus will become Payable.

Our Verdict

Topcashback runs this offer with us semi regularly, this is the highest sign up bonus they have offered. Previous best was $20 and that was also only available to our readers, normal bonus is $10 or nothing. The reason the bonus is higher than normal is that we don’t receive anything if you sign up for this offer, instead we’ve passed the full $25 to our readers. We always try to do these types of deals with companies, but very few show any interest. One of the reasons I love Topcashback is they have the same mindset as we do, they give users 100% of a store’s commission back as cash back. They make money through separate advertising banners  ‘our list stores’ among other ways. I find that Topcashback rates are consistently better than other shopping portals and it’s the portal I use the most often.

In addition when you cash out you can also get bonuses if you cash out for something other than cash:

  • Visa (5% bonus)
  • Amazon Gift Card (3% bonus)
  • American Express® Reward Card (3% bonus)
  • Gap eGiftCard (5% bonus)
  • Nike eGiftcard (5%)
  • Hotels.com eGiftcard (5%)
  • Petco eGiftcard (5%)

If you want to see more brands & websites offer our readers increased bonuses like this then there are two things you can do:

  • Sign up if you don’t have have an account
  • Share this with others

You can view our full review of Topcashback by clicking here. I know some readers have had issues in the past, keep in mind money earned from Topcashback doesn’t become payable until they receive the money from the merchant so the wait times can be longer than other sites. I think the increased cashback rates are worth the wait times, but YMMV. As always make sure you follow our tips to ensure portals track correctly. If you have any unresolved issues with TCB then submit a support request here. They will also be in the comments section answering any questions readers might have.

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Mark
Mark (@guest_720147)
February 10, 2019 20:38

Doc and others, Is there a way to report this website for payment issues/fraud to any monitoring site like BBB or so? Also can legal action be taken against them for Fraud, for not giving payment or cash-out for cashback earned? I have $500+ stuck with them and they are refusing to pay despite providing receipts of all transactions as asked. Please help

Credit89
Credit89 (@guest_719625)
February 8, 2019 21:20

Damm… I just signed on 3rd, I hope Topcashback honours

B-Rad
B-Rad (@guest_719308)
February 8, 2019 12:19

Thanks for sharing this! I was able to book 3 months at a Marriott with 10% cashback.

86
86 (@guest_719206)
February 8, 2019 06:17

Topcashback was paying out 2% extra on Raise.com purchases, then that stopped, but they’d pay out if you filed a missing cashback claim. Then paying on those claims stopped, and when asked why, they said that the sales at Raise are considered coupons (those Raise promo codes emailed to you it seems every week by Raise are “coupons” not found on Topcashback, as Topcashback put it). So Raise will pay out at first even though they don’t have to (just to attract new customers, I guess). That means you eventually get told by Topcashback that you either get the promo codes from Raise, or the 2% from Topcashback, but not both.

Just not worth it for Raise purchases.

Pat
Pat (@guest_719098)
February 7, 2019 20:49

I agree. Faced similar problems in tracking cash back and also when requesting payout. I did close my account as it seemed every transaction wasn’t tracked and one has to submit proof and document for every transaction which was PITA.

HOPE this site is closed for ever and someone sues this Cheater TCB or nuff people can get together to file a class action lawsuit.

M
M (@guest_719061)
February 7, 2019 18:53

Yeah
My $25.35 has been pending since November.

SRP
SRP (@guest_719000)
February 7, 2019 17:25

Unfortunately I have to concur with all the comments in this thread by folks complaining. TopCashback has been a nightmare to work with. Multiple large pending cashbacks I had to fight to even get to that stage. Even then, still at ~15 weeks wait to payout! For purchases in December from eBags!!!

To give an example of the kind of craziness you have to sort through, they claimed my two purchases of suitcases weren’t eligible, then they tried to claim that due to a USB charger built into the suitcases (a nice Travelpro bag) made them electronics, and thus deniable based on their cashback claims eligibility. Just nuts – a suitcase as an electronic? Fought that again and managed to get it to payable status, but again 15 weeks.

Also have had long waits on Banana Republic. And recently, took advantage of Raise.com 10% back, and the tracking didn’t even occur. In 90% of my TCB claims, I have to manually file the purchase. It’s the complete opposite of eBates. I’d highly recommend going elsewhere with your business.

Kavz
Kavz (@guest_718961)
February 7, 2019 16:56

Beware folks, and Site-Owner, stop promoting such fraud websites. I have nearly $475 in CB pending and i opted for cashout during December increased payout bonus. To this date i have not received my Visa e card. They wanted me to send receipts of purchases, which i did. Now they want me to send a copy of my ID (driver’s license or passport).

Ofcourse i am not sending any such confidential document to this fraud website as i am concerned about Identity theft and who the F are they to ask me for such personal documents?………So do not sign up for this FRAUD Cheater website……Other sites are lot better…..But You may sign up and be ready to face such issue…….

Any way i can sue them and report them to anyone like BBB or CPFB to recover my cashback they are not paying?

Pew
Pew (@guest_718488)
February 6, 2019 19:03

I am confused. Is the offer still valid? The topcashback website says, “Offer Expires February 8th 2018,” but The Fine Print here says, “Offer expires February 8th, 2019.”

Tyler
Tyler (@guest_712687)
January 27, 2019 14:20

PSA: Last time this was offered, I did not receive the signup bonus after fulfilling the requirements. When I inquired, they told me my account was created a couple hours after the promotion ended. I’m not sure if this was true, but if it is, it means they left the promotional page up long after it would not be honored (it was still up when I checked the link after the inquiry weeks later).

So, if you sign up, I’d recommend double-checking the details to ensure you are within the time period, and then screenshotting your confirmation to keep until you get the bonus.