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PureVPN: 130% Cashback for New PureVPN Customers Only @ ShopBack

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Cashback exclusions

These items are not eligible for Cashback:

  • Cashback is not applicable for Add-on items
  • Cashback is not eligible for Existing PureVPN Customers

We calculate Cashback based on the purchase price, excluding:

  • Fees
  • Taxes
  • Service charges
  • Shipping and delivery fees

This Cashback deal is not valid together with:

  • Any Gift Card, Voucher or store credit purchase
  • Any Gift Card, Voucher or store credit redemption
  • Promos or Vouchers not featured on ShopBack
Cashback tracking
  • Cashback is available only if you visit the PureVPN website via our platform.
  • PureVPN can only confirm to us that an order is recorded if you accept all cookies that appear on their pages.
  • Your Cashback may be tracked at a different rate initially and adjusted to the correct rate when we confirm the transaction details.
Refunds, cancellations and no-shows
  • Any rejected, cancelled, refunded, exchanged or returned purchases will not be eligible for Cashback.
Cashback tracking tips
  • Always return to this platform and click through to PureVPN for every new transaction. Make sure the link on our platform is the last link you use to visit the PureVPN website.
  • Don't click on any third party links or extensions or use any adblocking software, as they could result in your Cashback not being tracked. Some examples include: Facebook ads, Google Ads, other loyalty or cashback extension links.
  • For PureVPN, always clear your cart before using the link from this platform. Items already in the cart when you visit from a link on our platform will not be tracked for Cashback.
  • If you encounter payment errors during your purchase, you should re-start your visit to the PureVPN website from this platform to ensure that your Cashback continues to be tracked.

My tips:
1. Use a no international transaction fee card as payment method. And better if it's a disposable one. Revolut has 1% weekend exchange fee, 0.5% for Wise, PayPal uses their own exchange rate (which is ~4% additional charge).
2. Remember to turn off auto-renew from their website(https://my.purevpn.com/v2/dashboard/subscriptions). For these deals I only turn off auto-renew after I receive the cashback. Not sure if it would affect cashback payment if turned off beforehand.

Referral Links

Referral: random (3951)

$30 for referrer, $10 for referee after referee qualifies.

Qualifying requirements for referee: 1. Made a minimum $20 online purchase (below exclusions apply), 2. Received a minimum $10 confirmed cashback online, 3. Added banking details to account.

Users will need to fulfil the referral criteria within 180 days from referee's sign-up date to unlock cashback. See all terms

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Comments

  • +10

    Cashback didn’t track
    ShopBack blamed PureVPN
    PureVPN blamed ShopBack
    Had complete record of the transaction, confirmed I clicked through ShopBack and placed the order with minutes of that
    Neither support team would help, eventually ignoring messages and emails

    • are you still within 31 days for purevpn's refund? I'm guessing not since shopback takes forever to follow up on missing cashback claims?

      • +5

        Was well outside 31 days by the time ShopBack did anything, rep on here was useless before the 31 days too

        • RIP. Maybe a chargeback's your last resort, but good lesson for everyone else here.

          Don't count on Shopback to track, especially for upsized cashback events. Use the refund window where possible.

        • +4

          Same experience with Apple upsized shopback, lodged query for missing shopback issue in 2days and customer service claimed they can see me placing order on their end. Then I thought all good (I also have the screenshot of placing order within their IOS app), let the 14 days return passed. Then 1-2 months later, it got declined. Shopback and @gotyourback just blamed the Apple suddenly updating their system and not honouring it? What a coincidence?!
          Then why you shopback still partner with Apple for upsized shopback?
          I reckon we should now open an discussion post for people to discuss the shopback’a low-ball marketing

    • +3

      Thanks for the heads up, I was about to pull the trigger on this, not anymore!

      • Happy to help

        I’ve commented on these “deals” a few times since my experience, and have noticed fewer and fewer negs on each subsequent post - so it’s been a growing issue for people

      • +1

        You could still purchase and if it fails to track within a few weeks then just use their "31-Day Money-Back Guarantee" for a refund. It's the same with CR etc.

        • To be honest, if companies play games with people, they don’t get a second thought from me

    • Mine tracked last time $207 for $172

      use the App & turn off adblockers.

      • I have an automation set to disable the adblocker when I open ShopBack

        • did u use the app?

            • @linkindan: did it even track? I've only had issues with all 3 cashback sites when they don't track (in which case I try to cancel). But they are a gamble so good to point out the risk, but it seems to work for most people most of the time.

  • Preferable to nordvpn as purevpn's android app doesn't stick to mobile data in the background after you connect to wifi.

  • +1

    I recently received a phishing email from my ShopBack registered email address([email protected]), it's either ShopBack sold my email or they had a breach.

    • It's more likely your "[email protected]" had been leaked or sold. Anyone can add any suffix to "my_email" and get emails delivered to your inbox. Gmail alias is useless in the context of protecting your email address, because your main address is always explicitly displayed. It just helps you remember, sort and filter emails. Use randomly generated email address instead (I recommend iCloud+. Some people prefer Proton)

      • +1

        You miss my point. The phishing email was sent to [email protected], which only been used in ShopBack. That's how i know ShopBack sold/leaked it.

        • “Anyone can add any suffix to ‘my_email’ and get emails delivered to your inbox”. The person sending the phishing email might add a "+shopback" suffix to all target email addresses (hoping to convince the recipient that it's from ShopBack).
          Though there's still a chance that ShopBack (or their employee) did sell those data.

          • @dsesaz: well, thanks for the hint, and just I just checked it on https://haveibeenpwned.com:

            ShopBack: In September 2020, the cashback reward program ShopBack suffered a data breach. The incident exposed over 20 million unique email addresses along with names, phone numbers, country of residence and passwords stored as salted SHA-1 hashes. The data was provided to HIBP by dehashed.com.

            And shopback deleted the link….

  • -2

    Customers who have issues where their purchase has not been tracked, be advised to open at ticket at Shopback's end so they can send us the required details against your order for us to verify and release.

    • did you just not read what he typed?

  • for those struggling to get the cashback, were you using a vpn to sign up to the vpn? maybe that affects it?

  • Thanks OP, I sub'd and got tracking within 4 hours.

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