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I am not a crazy online shopper, but I have had a great experience with CouponCabin and have saved (and made!) some seriously good money for a simple, free cash back program. I love that they are partnered with stores where I already shop and I don't have to do anything extra to get the rewards other than click on the link in the CouponCabin webpage (which is easy enough, as it pops up automatically advertising any associated deals if you install the web extension). There have only been a few times I haven't gotten paid out, and its always for reasons that were clearly explained in the terms if I looked back (and the one time I didn't get money and I should have, CouponCabin sent me a few dollars as an apology - more than I would have gotten from the deal itself). This company is REAL and the cash back WORKS. I love them.

If your skeptical about the legitimacy's of Coupon Cabin's cash back/discounts/etc and or think it's a waste of your time, your going to be pleasantly surprised. I have a problem about buying anything at full price. It's practically equivalent to being called a sucker. Who doesn't do a quick search for a promo code before they click that last button to confirm the order? Well, I changed up my process a bit and my $95.20 in Amazon gift card rewards proves it totally worth using Coupon Cabins site when searching for those promo codes. Look at my photo and you'll see a screen shot of my rewards account. I've been a member since 12/17 and I'd rate my online shopping amount to "average" for the typical late 30's female. To clarify, even if your a guy, older, or younger, it doesn't matter, because the bottom line is,
If your looking for a promo code you obviously want a discount, and Coupon Cabin, just like any other discount/promo code website (ahem, Retailmenot) has the same promo codes out there BUT, Coupon Cabin has the best by far cash back rewards. The small "change" I mentioned earlier is that I go to Coupon Cabins website first and do a search for the place I want to order from. 9x out of 10, I find the online retailer listed, promo code, and an extra way to earn cash back from them. The only time I didn't find the online retailer was because it was an oddball item sold by a specialty store. If your still skeptical double check when you place an online order, I do sometimes just to make sure there isn't a better deal out there. Hypothetically, if you say I placed 95 online orders through Coupon Cabin since my 12/17 membership, I've earned $95.20 in rewards, which is equivalent to earning $1 per order. Technically, it's $1 per min of my time, since that's really all it takes to type Coupon Cabin and search "promo code for xxxx store." Basically, the time it takes you to read this review. Even better, I didn't place 95 online orders, it was way less and more like 20 using Coupon Cabin. I just used 95 as an example for the hypothetical because really who doesn't want to earn a dollar a minute? Even if your making more than $60 an hour it just proves the point that your time is valuable.

I received $1.50 cashback on a jar of jelly. Later the same day a $100 Amazon cashback offer pops up on my screen. In reviewing the offer I find out because of the $1.50 cashback earlier in the day, I cannot take advantage of the $100 Amazon offer because they were both "limited time" "Members Only" offers. I emailed support to confirm. I was told yes and those are the rules sorry. It is ridiculous "Members Only" offers can vary so much in value. I never would have claimed the $1.50 if I understood the "Members Only" system, and knew much more valuable offers were possible.

UPDATE: The day after I posted this review, they cancelled my account. I screenshot it for your viewing pleasure.