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I get so many emails with spicy titles like "130% Cashback Offer!". But upon actually reading the email, the offer is nowhere to be found. I'm guessing they just add up all the percentages in all the cashbacks and call it a day. That's not how cashback works. Stop intentionally being deceitful about your offers.
They gave me feedback that threatened to give me a one star review, but didn't because it was my first test. They said I gave "little verbal feedback" during the test, even though I was giving feedback the majority of the time. The only time I was silent was when the game was doing nothing/loading or the gameplay was the exact same for the 50th time in a row and I could not for the life of me think of more feedback to add.
Not going to waste my time if they have such unreasonable expectations for reviews. This is a $#*!ty company that does not understand at all what being a reviewer is like. Not worth wasting your time over.
Tip for consumers:
Don't waste your time with this, find an alternative website that doesn't treat its reviewers like $#*!
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Hi Jim,
Thank you for getting in touch.
The email will say "Get up to 130% cashback" if there is an offer in the email that's offering 130% cashback. For example, if the email is showcasing multiple offers: 8% cashback for Adidas, 20% for Nike, and 130% for NordVPN, then you have a chance to earn up to 130% cashback based on what store you shop at.
Best Wishes,
Dominique