Rakuten just rejected my cashback for the reason of “non-Rakuten coupon/discount”. I’m still getting back and forth with their customer service, but I won’t account for cashback discount when making a purchase decision in the future.
Sounds like everyone is watching this these days…
They’re saying you can’t use a WDC coupon? Dumb.
A good deal of 2016-2018 Rhys Alesia SCM/AV Pinot and chard are available on K&L via their insiders advantage sale.
It seems like K&L puts these up for sale pretty frequently and I’ve always enjoyed them, great value at $30/btl.
They do have a few mags of the 17 SCM Pinot available at $60, I grabbed a few, five left.
Happy hunting
WHWC end of summer sale is on
quick update for those interested, reached back out after 90 days and Cap One promptly responded and credited me the rewards for my May transactions. Will have to reach back out for my June ones next month (including some futures), so TBD on that but pleased with the response so far!
What is WHWC?
FWIW CapOne is showing 11% cashback on WDC for me
RMN 8% for WDC as well. a couple $50 off $300 codes floating around too
What codes do you see?
Happyaug50 50/300
Treat1 20/150
treat2 50/300
Add in 15% off gift cards at Raise, that’s kind of a deal…
would 8% RMN work with these codes if I don’t see any of them in RMN but instead other less useful coupons?
It seems like none of the cash back sites have been reliable lately, although in fairness their terms and conditions have always had tons of exclusions.
I’d not put much trust in it. Maybe expect it to work only half of the time, and treat it as 4% expected discount, but RMN is the more reliable IMO.
Just got a new WDC offer from Amex of $10 back on $50+ purchase, expires 1/24, limit of 1 use.
I think anyone can add codes to RMN, might be worth trying out
I have both 10 back on $50 and 30 back on $150 spend on my amex cards. Check through all your cards before adding the first one you see.
I just got $50+ back from Rakuten and have no idea what it is from. Must have been a long time ago when they had double digit discounts.