How I Earned $1,000 From Big Crumbs Cashback
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on December 17, 2014
We’re finishing up our holiday cash back series today with the cashback site Big Crumbs. Hopefully you’ve earned lots of cashback on all of your holiday shopping this season!
Big Crumbs is a cashback program that I’ve used for a long time. I just checked my account and saw that I have $1,179.79 in lifetime earnings. It isn’t as much as I’ve earned from some of the other cashback programs (like the $5000 I earned from Mr. Rebates), but an extra thousand dollars is quite a bit! Here is how I earned $1000 from Big Crumbs:
Big Crumbs is rolling out their new CrumbShares program. In addition to cashback, they are offering Crumbshares, which will turn into additional cash if they are acquired by another company. They state they aren’t for sale, however, after watching Ebates get acquired maybe they’ve decided it is a possibility. Since the CrumbShares program started, I have earned 481.85 Crumbshares… will it pay off? Who knows.
Here’s more from Kate on BigCrumbs if you aren’t familiar with the program:
BigCrumbs is a free program to let you earn cash back for online shopping at almost 1,500 retailers. Some of my favorite retailers that they give cash back are Target, Buy.com, and Old Navy.
I love cash back rewards, but I’m not loyal to just one program. Just before making an online purchase I check which program has the highest cash back using ev’reward.
BigCrumbs pays out through PayPal and has only a $1 minimum payment.
As with many cash back programs, once you sign up you can refer other members. Big Crumbs referrals will earn you cash every time they shop, instead of a one time referral like many of the other cash back programs.
Your Account Manager will show everything you need to keep track of your referrals:
All BigCrumbs member have access to an Account Manager which includes the following information:
I joined the website. Originally i was going to ask you if you wanted to refer me, but then I saw on the bottom it already showed your referral name so that makes life easier. Thank you and keep up the blog. =)
@ Tina: No problem. I found it’s easier to just put the referrals out there, some people don’t like to email me for one… so when I can, I just give them out! Glad you were able to use it.