[YMMV] PayPal Business Debit Card – Choose Your Offer

The Offer

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  • Some PayPal Business debit card holders are being offered a ‘Choose your offer’. These replace the standard 1% cash back, if you don’t make a choice you’ll keep 1% back. Offers are as follows:
    • Spend $1,000 and get $40 cash back
    • Earn 2% cash back on eligible shipping costs (USPS, UPS, FedEx and more)
    • Earn 1.25% cash back on all purchases

Our Verdict

You should choose the 1.25% offer at the very least. $40 cash back deal is effectively 4% back if you spend $1,000 exactly, so that’s probably the best of the offers.

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Cashbackjunkie
Cashbackjunkie (@guest_929847)
March 6, 2020 14:12

Can you sign up for the Paypal Business Debit Card without a business. Can you use your own SSN or will you need a EIN?

JP
JP (@guest_833170)
October 31, 2019 01:40

This is not a CC, which means you would have to have paypal cash in the account to use the debit card, right? so, 1% is a joke when you can use double cash to earn 2x on everything, am I missing something? I mean, what would you spend it on to justify the use of this debit card?

Nate
Nate (@guest_863825)
January 1, 2020 23:38
  JP

You can set a bank account as the backup funding source, so that it will work with even with a $0 Paypal cash balance. It just pulls from the bank account a few days after the purchase.

Jeremy
Jeremy (@guest_818004)
October 3, 2019 11:40

I received offers of $20 back when spending $750, 1% (same as always), or 1% on shipping.

raekwon
raekwon (@guest_817989)
October 3, 2019 11:10

Mine are 1) spend $750 and get $20 cash back, 2) 1% on shipping, and 3) 1% on everything.

Worthless.

CO
CO (@guest_817998)
October 3, 2019 11:28

Same, and I never use the card

Lee
Lee (@guest_818001)
October 3, 2019 11:34

Same. I mean, #3 is the same as the standard and you’d have to be a moron to select 2

AB
AB (@guest_818033)
October 3, 2019 12:34

It’s not the same. It’s 1% on all purchases — including PIN purchases. Not my thing but there’s a way to make out really well with this if you’re willing to deal with money orders.

Jay
Jay (@guest_818005)
October 3, 2019 11:41

I got the same offers as you. I’m going to wait until the last week in December to activate the $750 offer and then use it. Doesn’t make sense to activate it now and limit my cash back spending to $750 for 3 months.

Phill
Phill (@guest_818050)
October 3, 2019 12:57

I don’t understand your thought process by waiting?

Jay
Jay (@guest_818083)
October 3, 2019 13:48

These ‘bonus’ cash back offers are NOT in addition to earning standard 1% cash back. They replace the 1%. Basically you keep earning 1% until you choose an offer. Once you choose an offer, that is all you will earn through Dec 31, 2019.

So if you activate the $750 offer now and use it, then you won’t start earning your 1% cash back again until Jan 1, 2020.

I plan to earn 1% cash back from now until the end of December, then activate and get $20 back for a $750 spend in the last week of December. Then go right back to earning 1% on Jan 1.

Jeremy
Jeremy (@guest_818351)
October 4, 2019 00:39

Holy cow! I didn’t notice this. Thanks for pointing this out.

Phill
Phill (@guest_820469)
October 8, 2019 15:21

But why 1% when there are 2% cards?

Roy
Roy (@guest_818046)
October 3, 2019 12:54

I got this same offer as well

Max
Max (@guest_818062)
October 3, 2019 13:21

Got this same offer, I looked at this in-depth, 3 is actually different. The standard is 1% on eligible purchases, this is 1% on all purchases, which includes PIN entered purchases, and does not require signature/for it to be run as credit like is typically the case. Some places require PIN so 3 is actually the best option to maximize cash back if you get the 1% offer. 2 is still a joke though, lol