Hi Ozbargainers,
I'm interested to hear your thoughts.
I signed up with eToro via Shopback because of the new sign-up offer ($80) on 19 Jan 2023. I looked at the fine print, deposited some money, did a few trades to meet the requirements, and withdrew all the money after a few days.
Fast forward to 27 May 2023, I was notified by Shopback that the cashback has been rejected. After sending all the evidence to Shopback and exchanging 17 emails with them, they told me that eToro rejected my cashback because I dropped my total net deposit below A$80 ($50) at any point in time during the first 30 days after the initial deposit.
Initially, I thought I might have overlooked it, as it was six months ago, and I couldn't remember all the details. However, I found this website called Wayback Machine where I could retrieve the previously saved version, and I found out that the new fine print might have only been added after March 23, which was after I signed up.
My question is: Are they allowed to reject my cashback because of the new fine print?
New fine print: New
Old fine print:Old
TLDR: signed up with eToro through Shopback for a sign-up offer. I met the requirements, but my cashback was rejected because I dropped my total net deposit below a certain amount within the first 30 days. I found out that the new fine print might have been added after I signed up. Can they reject my cashback based on the new fine print?
Paging @gotyourback