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I made multiple purchases from Amazon during the recent sales, and obviously have multiple cashbacks listed. My question is: how can I link a particular ShopBack cashback to a specific purchase? I can see a ShopBack transaction ID and obviously the seller that you purchased from, but it seems other than trying to reverse engineer the amount there's no way of knowing which one is which.
Maybe this is by design (privacy?) but thought maybe that there'd be at least something like the order number or something.
I’m in a similar situation and first off have just starred all of the Amazon order emails, then screenshot the Shopback activity.
It’s a little basic, but I would just make a list of the orders from the Amazon order emails (because they have the only exact time/date of the order) from the first to the last (with the times/dates listed) then go through the Shopback activity screenshot and pair them up in the same order. I know the Shopback listings probably all have the same time and date, so that’s why you can really only go from oldest to newest, and pair them up that way. That’s only if they still say “Calculating”. Obviously if there is a specific cashback amount you can work out which order that would be from, I hope. If not, just continue the method above.
TL;DR, make a list of the orders from first to last and match them with Amazon Shopback activity listings first to last.
Does that make any sense? I’ve only had 2 hours of stress sleep. My brain 😵💫