Anyone used Rewards2Cash.com?

I did, fast payment and great service/communication.

Yeah, look at the other thread. I (and others) have and it worked great. I plan to do so again in the next few days.

I also just used it and worked great

I just used it earlier in the week. Good communications. No issues with the transfer. I sold 50K amex points for around $635 net.

Ha finally someone set up a site to buy these frequent traveler points at a decent rate. They are geniuses

is this site for real? seems too good to be true...

Quote from DiaBlo666 : is this site for real? seems too good to be true...

Yes real checks, real person. Had my check in 3 days after submitted my points. He is out of Florida. Cashed in 100K points

Quote from DiaBlo666 : is this site for real? seems too good to be true...

Not too good to be true. They buy up your points at a higher rate than Chase or AMEX are willing to buy them back for. Then they turn around and sell the points to people who are 1000 or 2000 points away from booking a trip or buying an item for a significantly higher rate.

We've all seen the links to buy a couple of extra points, but at around $.02 - .03 a point instead of the regular $.01. So paying us $.012 isn't so far fetched when you can sell it for $.020.

Quote from chickenfly69 : Not too good to be true. They buy up your points at a higher rate than Chase or AMEX are willing to buy them back for. Then they turn around and sell the points to people who are 1000 or 2000 points away from booking a trip or buying an item for a significantly higher rate. We've all seen the links to buy a couple of extra points, but at around $.02 - .03 a point instead of the regular $.01. So paying us $.012 isn't so far fetched when you can sell it for $.020.

I just used the service and got the money transferred instantly to my paypal account.

Btw i too buy stuff and resell it for a profit and i don't see the issue here. They can but it for 0.00000012 and sell it for whatever price that is called a good business nothing illegal at all.

Quote from ppysr : Just got an AMEX card a few months ago, and now have 75K points with the sign up promo. I was thinking about getting some gift cards with the points and sell the gift cards, but heard some people mentioning Rewards2Cash.com. I never heard of the website before and their payout rate for points seems to be really good, have anyone used them before?

As you can see from all the testimonials here, it's a good site...and though when I was using it, I kept thinking that I was going to get scammed...I didn't!


If you're into the GC scene, then hold on to the points and wait for when Amex runs it's bonus offers.

Quote from chickenfly69 : Not too good to be true. They buy up your points at a higher rate than Chase or AMEX are willing to buy them back for. Then they turn around and sell the points to people who are 1000 or 2000 points away from booking a trip or buying an item for a significantly higher rate. We've all seen the links to buy a couple of extra points, but at around $.02 - .03 a point instead of the regular $.01. So paying us $.012 isn't so far fetched when you can sell it for $.020.

And how is that your concern? If you were to buy an iPhone from me and be offering me $400, my concern would be to see whether or not $400 was a good price... You could then resell it for $40,000 to a Nigerian Prince. That's not my concern.

Quote from the.J129 : And how is that your concern? If you were to buy an iPhone from me and be offering me $400, my concern would be to see whether or not $400 was a good price... You could then resell it for $40,000 to a Nigerian Prince. That's not my concern.

Not my concern at all, I was simply pointing out that the business is legitimate by illustrating how they make money off of it. Some slickdealers don't know why someone would buy points for a higher rate and I was providing an explanation.

Quote from chickenfly69 : Not my concern at all, I was simply pointing out that the business is legitimate by illustrating how they make money off of it. Some slickdealers don't know why someone would buy points for a higher rate and I was providing an explanation.

Didn't mean to standoffish! Reps for the explanation!