Good for only a week: $10 cashback with Bing!
The list of participating stores is huge -- Ebay, BestBuy, Barnes & Noble amongst others -- so it shouldn't be a problem finding something to spend $25 on, especially with the holiday season now upon us!
The only 'tricky' thing is you need a Microsoft Live and PayPal account. But most people have one or both of things already, right?
The offer's landing page suggests it's only available to those that received the offer in their email -- but it worked for me, and I didn't receive an email! it could be 'fixed' at any time, so you probably want to go and claim your cashback ASAP.
How much money is Microsoft going to throw around to steal a portion of the lucrative search industry? Perhaps more importantly, as Google and Yahoo fight to keep their large stakes, we users must be ready to mop up the incentives and special offers!
[Thanks to Paul for the tip!]
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Let's start with the premise itself: Groundhog Day meets Memento. The game experience revolves around 'days': you explore the world and the clock slowly ticks towards the evening. You bounce around picking up gems and talking to the denizens of 'Level Upland'. Eventually you feel tired and head back to ...
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The Teknisyan said 12:05PM on 11-19-2009
wow... these are good deals.. but I think their just using this to promote BING! I guess any marketing strategy will work just to increase the traffic of BING!!!
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Kevin said 7:31PM on 11-19-2009
It should be noted that this offer is only good for NEW Bing Cashback members. I've already been using their Cashback service so it's a no go for me, unfortunately.
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Sebastian Anthony said 7:32PM on 11-19-2009
Cheers for the tip :)