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At the start of this year I made 8 gift card predictions for 2022. One of those was that Slide would introduce lifetime earning limits on shopping portals, similar to how there are limits like that for Raise, the company that owns Slide.
While that (thankfully) hasn’t come to pass yet, things have gone downhill for Slide users this year. TopCashback hasn’t offered cashback for Slide purchases for more than a month, the commission rate (and thereby shopping portal rate) for several brands has dropped to 2% and preloading with a debit card now only earns 1% cashback rather than 2%.
Things have now gotten slightly worse today because the cashback rate available via Dollar Dig has dropped from 4% to 3.5% for most brands and 2% for those six other high value brands which dropped recently. I’ve been using Dollar Dig for all my Slide purchases since TopCashback stopped offering cashback last month, so this is a disappointing development.
You can find the current shopping portal rates here. I’ve included a screenshot below as to where things stand today (July 22, 2022); as you can see, 3.5% cashback is the highest standard rate other than MaxRebates which is offering 4.4%.
I don’t have any experience with using MaxRebates, so I’m wary of switching over to them for my Slide purchases as that’s a big risk. Does anyone have experience with using that portal, particularly when it comes to Slide purchases? Have transactions tracked consistently and have you had transactions become payable yet? Please let us know in the comments below.
I’ve been able to get TCB to match the Max Rebates rate. Though it isn’t in the drop down list, I just chose Mr. Rebates but then linked to Max Rebates.