#receipt hog

How to cash back? How to get back money when I shop? What is cash back? These are mostly questions that got you via Google web search to land on this page. Well, welcome! Today we will be touching on the topic of cash back, a concept that has gained immense popularity among savvy shoppers looking to save money. First thing first, what is cash back? Well, cash back is money or rewards you gain…

If anyone is looking to start using any of the glorified coupon apps, here are my referral codes. You'll need to actually use it for the points to show on my (our?) end. Generally they work well, but if the roobits don't like your receipt good luck getting a human to help. Typically around 3 business days for the cashout to appear.

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Ibotta - Ten for me, five for you. By far the best of these. Limited to certain retailers though. Usefull for groceries. $20 minimum cashout (I use PayPal but there are other options. Usually deposited same day) Lifetime: $625

dgljebv Box Tops for Education - When you buy General Mills products, you can donate some change to a school of your choice. 20 points for both of us. Lifetime: $31.60

X1816SDC Fetch - My second favorite of these apps. Lots of cashout options, I generally do PSN store ($10 for 11k atm). There's current a 4k/2k promo but it ends tonight. Lifetime: 85k

89CCJ Receipt Hog: Takes a long time to cash out. The gimmick with this one is you earn spins and some other stuff, but think the most I ever won was 50 points. I cash out to PayPal ($15 @ 2.9k atm) but there are other options. Probably not worth your time, but if you're scanning anyways why not? Unsure what a referral gets, says special bonus for your first scan. Lifetime: $50

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In this Receipt Hog review, we will cover how you can earn gift cards from almost every receipt, no matter the store or the brand. It’s similar to receipt scanning apps such as Fetch Rewards and ReceiptPal. And just like those apps, it’s free. What Is Receipt Hog? Receipt Hog is a smartphone app that offers incentives for scanning receipts. These receipts can be from restaurants, grocery…

  I try to live a very frugal life, so I get asked a lot how I save up for things. My top ways I’m saving money: (A lot of these are amazing if you’re a stylist or costumer who shops for a living)

1. Ebates - free app/site - cash back on all online shopping! Install the toolbar button too and it will light up when you visit a site with cashback. Click it to activate your account and when you checkout the final total gets relayed to your Ebates. Free to sign up. Do it online or with the app. Cash out to your Paypal! Which is also great if you’re on a project to get the cash back on work purchases.

http://www.ebates.com/rf.do?referrerid=D4nJJq2Wt9HU4UZRP6uWJQ%3D%3D&eeid=28187

2. Ibotta - free app - cash back on select groceries, toiletries and in-store alcohol purchases. Scan the bar code, snap a pic of the receipt, get cash back. **Disclaimer: you can only cash out at $20 min to your Paypal/Venmo, $25 min for Giftcards. Use my referral code, “nwiclxb”, and you can earn an extra $10.  https://ibotta.com/r/nwiclxb

Also try Checkout51, SavingStar, MobiSave

3. ShopKick - free app - earn points for entering stores, scanning barcodes, in-store purchases. Exchange points for giftcards. Works pretty fast.

**Disclaimer: you have to let this one run in the background on your phone, so can be harsh on your battery.

http://get.shopkick.com/utah69865

4. Paribus - free app/site - tracks all your online purchases for possible price matches, coupons, price adjustments after you’ve already paid to get you cash back.

**Disclaimer: you have to give them access to your email, Amazon and credit cards, which can be very daunting. Also they do take 25% of the amount they earn you. But if you invite friends, you can eventually lessen the amount to 0%. Like this! Use my link and we both drop fees by 5%!

https://paribus.co/i/5THAU9

5. Receipt Hog - free app - get cash back for submitting receipts for market research. Earn “coins” for each receipt, then exchange for giftcards or cash out to your Paypal.

**Disclaimer: cashout/gift cards have a $5 minimum.

Also try ReceiptPal

I like to link as many of these to my PayPal as possible so I can get a real amount of how much I’m saving/making back. Altogether you can earn around a couple hundred back every year depending on your spending habits. Usually enough to cover some small expenses or at least holiday gifts at the end of the year.