with minimum cashout being $10 for both SB and CR, at what balance do you hit before you withdraw, and how often do you do so?
I usually hit about $50-100 before I withdraw and this is every 4-6 months or so.
with minimum cashout being $10 for both SB and CR, at what balance do you hit before you withdraw, and how often do you do so?
I usually hit about $50-100 before I withdraw and this is every 4-6 months or so.
Curious
I'm just waiting for my balance to reach $10 (after several years) so I can make my first withdrawal.
When and How Often Do You Withdraw Cashback from ShopBack/Cashrewards?
Does that really matter? It is not like you are going to be hit with a surcharge for withdrawing $10 or $1000 in a single withdrawal so withdraw your cashback however and whenever it suits you.
Doesn't really matter. Just curious.
Whenever it goes above $10.
usual at about the $20 mark
I withdraw whenever it's above $10 - unless I can see a pending purchase for a small amount is coming up, then I decide if it's worth waiting for that before I cash out. I don't see the point in leaving it in there, it has more value in my bank account than the CR or SB account.
ASAP
I withdraw when it hits $100.
When there are no pending cashbacks.
Shopback balance can be used to purchase gift cards. So sometimes I don't withdraw, just spend it when I need a specific GC for a seller I want to buy from.
When I remember
CR pays out on Thursdays. It is better to request it on Wednesday, not on Friday.
Normally every 1-2 months or so.. Anything over $10 is better in my account then CR
I usually hit about $50-100 before I withdraw and this is every 4-6 months or so.
how much do you spend to get that?
i dont know if its worth me bothering with these things when i dont have much money to spend in the first place?
a couple thousand. It's mainly business-related expenses.
ok thanks :)
I used to wait for $20+ but now just withdraw as soon as there's enough so I don't forget about it
Why does it matter what others are doing? Do what you like and are happy with.