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For the last few months, TopCashback had been offering 17% cashback for new Slide users and 6% for existing users. That was great because it meant that when preloading your Slide balance, you could earn 11%-12% total cashback.
Even though gift cards purchased from Slide can’t be listed on Raise because Slide is owned by Raise, this could be a good option for some resellers who were able to find private buyers for gift cards purchased from Slide.
Well, this option became less attractive overnight because the rate TopCashback offers for Slide purchases has dropped to 10% for new users and 4% for existing users. That means when preloading Slide the total cashback you can earn is now only 9%-10%. That will make some reselling options non-viable or far less attractive which is a shame.
4% cashback from TopCashback for existing Slide users seems to be the standard rate, with the 6% rate being a boosted rate that lasted a surprisingly long time. Hopefully that increased rate returns soon.
When TopCashback was at 6%, I was happy taking that rate over 6.5% from Dollar Dig seeing as I’d had very few issues with TopCashback tracking Slide purchases and, even when purchases didn’t track, they always paid out when needing to make occasional claims. At only 4% now though, I’ll be taking the 6.5% from Dollar Dig and hope they track without any problems.
h/t Ari
Thanks so much for the update Steven.
Would appreciate any follow ups you’d like to share RE Dollar Dig.
Will do – I bought a couple of cards via them this morning, so hoping they track OK.
I’ve made over 100 purchases on Slide through Dollar Dig and all have tracked except like three. For those three, their customer service responded to tickets the next day and promptly gave credit for those missing transactions. The only downside to Dollar Dig is that it takes three months for the purchase to be confirmed and payable while it takes about 7 weeks with TopCashback.
That’s good to know – thanks!