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Expedia Australia: 14.5% Cashback on Hotels (Uncapped) + 10% Bonus Cashback ($50 Cap) via The Westpac Lounge @ ShopBack

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Great cashback deal on Expedia with total of 24.5% Cashback. Enjoy!!

Edit : It's 10am - 5pm today.

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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.

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  • Is it 24.5% or 23.05% when using the multiplier effect?

    • 24.5 as both r at the base amont

  • Can anyone confirm if cashback tracks on multiple transactions or only 1 per account?

  • +6

    My tracking from the last Expedia deal has just changed from the correct number to $0.0. Just a warning!

    • Have you raised a ticket or anything about this? Curious why this would happen.

      • +1

        Not yet. Literally just noticed it due to this deal. Noticed other people had posted similar in the last thread for this type of deal as well.

      • -1

        Or even made a forum post?

  • +2

    Maybe stating the obvious but in case someone doesn't realise, you'd need to prepay to get the westpac bonus.

  • Can we stack with promo codes?

  • Wow, nice saving :)

  • +6

    Just remember - the cashback isn't as good as you may think. These sites like expedia/agoda etc show a different (higher) price if you go through cashrewards/shopback as opposed to going directly through them.

    So yes in the long run you might save, but not exactly 14.5%

    • +2

      These sites like expedia/agoda etc show a different (higher) price if you go through cashrewards/shopback as opposed to going directly through them.

      There can sometimes be a higher price going through CR or SB. I always check it, and most of the time there is no difference.

    • +3

      You really don't want to buy something based on cash back.

      As it can be unreliable.

    • Yep noticed this last time something like this popped up

    • Precisely my experience

    • +2

      Depends on the property/portal. Some do, some don't. Definitely something to keep an eye out for but I have booked plenty via CR/SB with the same price on Expedia directly.

      • Never had an issue with price changes with Expedia, only booking.com

    • True so we end up just buy directly without cashback rather saving $10 or $20

  • +5

    I have 2 hotels in Singapore booked with Expedia, pay later, for $170-$180. Same hotels via Shopback are $220+. So, a marginal saving, upfront payment required, and who knows if the cashback comes through after you wait for it several months. Always worth checking though.

  • Yeah, I just realised. Looked at Hilton in Bali.. there is a $56 price difference which basically offsets the cash back amount. So not sure if going through is worth it.

    • I wouldn't bother.

      It's either you get guaranteed discount going straight through the site or try your luck with cashback

    • Interestingly I am looking at the Conrad Bali and the rate for the room I am looking at is exactly the same, and is only $60 more for 8 nights compared to going direct (before cashback). Given it is uncapped (for the 14.5%), quite a material saving, but must admit still feels like a lottery to me on whether or not it will all work out.

  • Ya! And the rates are different if you compare rates through tripadvisor and with shopback

  • Don’t trust Shopback. It’s not reliable when it comes to hotel payment made at the hotel.

  • +2

    So over the price jacking.

    Three different hotels, three different countries (Japan, Australia and Numea), all three cheaper to book elsewhere including the 14.5% cashback. I really wish the ACCC actually did their jobs as this is technically illegal, they just don't enforce it.

  • +1

    Disappointing price jacking. I was wanting to book some longer term accomodation and the price on Expedia is more than 20% higher than Booking.com!

  • How long for tracking normally? Nothing after 3 hours….

    • I am waiting since 6 hrs. No tracking email yet

      • Likewise - no tracking and it's been 6hours.

        Should have read this post first re pricing being different if going direct rather than ShopBack!

  • Tracked in about 12 hours. There’s also $50 bonus expedia challenge.

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