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Have you ever shopped online through a "cash back" site? The main ones are ExtraBux, eBates, and Cashbaq. The way it works is you register for free at one of these sites, then click through to the retailer of your choice. They track what you purchase and send you a check a few weeks later with a...

Black Friday deals are already appealing, with plenty of Black Friday laptop deals and clothing deals and plenty more. But what would you say if you could get an extra; 5%, 10%, 20%, or even 35% off of your purchase in the form of cash back just by starting your holiday shopping on Bing.com? For a...

EBay has always been a great place to look for deals on new and used items and now, thanks to the eBay Bucks program, you can save even more when you buy on eBay. Eligible purchases paid for with PayPal will earn a 2% cash-back reward.Earning eBay Bucks on your purchase is pretty simple. Once you...

We've already covered that the Back to School season is one of the best times to buy a laptop, but now thanks to HP and Bing the deals are even better. Bing Cashback, formerly known as Live Cashback, is offering 25% back on all HP purchases which originate from the Bing.com search engine. And,...

Many users awoke yesterday morning to a joyous chorus of "cha-ching" as money from Microsoft's Cashback program began hitting PayPal accounts nationwide. Shortly after we first covered the issue of delayed payments to individuals who participated in their Cashback program before the holidays...

Is Microsoft's Live.com Cashback search engine offering living up to its promise? Maybe not. The idea of the service is to give you a percentage back from purchases made at qualifying merchants. Since the service launched, it has become very popular for offering deals of up to 30% off at eBay...

Other than window shop, I haven't done any serious online shopping yet, and I admit, I'm kind of glad. Because clearly, I need a plan.In the old days, I'd just browse an online store, see something I liked, and if I could afford it, I clicked and made my purchase.But now, shopping like that is...

Live.com is a search engine owned by Microsoft and they just rolled out a new program which provides great shopping comparisons and a discount in the form of cashback for using it to find products. The search engine calculates a "bottom line" price which includes shipping and tax minus the cashback...