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eBay offers Select eBay Accounts: Earn 5% eBay Bucks when you make an Eligible Purchase (some exclusions apply). Shipping varies by listing.
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Thanks to community member TekkenLord for finding this deal.
Note, sign in to your eBay account and click this link to determine eligibility and to activate the offer.
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- Offer is valid through May 19th, 2021 11:59 PM PT.
- Excludes Classifieds; Business & Industrial, but only for Heavy Equipment within that category; Real Estate; Gift Cards & Coupons, including eBay Gift Cards, Gift Cards, and Digital Gifts within that category; Bullion within the Coins & Paper category; and all categories in Motors, except Parts & Accessories.
- Rewards are capped at $100 per transaction and $500 per Earn Period. See eBay Bucks Terms & Conditions for other program restrictions.
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What is the Promotion?
5% in eBay Bucks on every qualifying item (the "Promotion").
Who's eligible?
Only invited, registered eBay Bucks participants who receive the promotional offer from eBay in My Messages are eligible. Sorry, no forwarding—the offer is not transferable.
Promotion details
The Promotion starts at 4:00AM PT on May 17th, 2021 and ends at 11:59PM PT on May 19th, 2021 (the "Promotion Period"). The Promotion applies to any qualifying items purchased during the Promotion Period that meet the minimum purchase requirement. You must activate the offer to qualify.
*Qualifying items exclude all items in the following categories: Classifieds; Business & Industrial, but only for Heavy Equipment within that category; Real Estate; Gift Cards & Coupons, including eBay Gift Cards, Gift Cards, and Digital Gifts within that category; Bullion within the Coins & Paper category; and all categories in Motors, except Parts & Accessories.
Rewards are capped at $100 per transaction and $500 per Earn Period. See eBay Bucks Terms & Conditions for other program restrictions. Purchases must be completed during the Promotion Period and paid for before the Promotion ends. eBay reserves the right to cancel, amend, or revoke the Promotion at any time.
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I recall when they had 20%~25% off or $15 off a $75 purchase!!!!
Surprised didn't receive the deal on 1 of 2 accts that is not so active that I sued to get all the time...
Never understood how they were able to strong-arm people into using PP.
CC, DC & GC HAD to be processed by PP !!!!
THIS OFFER CAN'T BE ACTIVATED
You are not qualified for this offer.
Ebay is getting to be like Craigslist -- "oh yeah, I guess they are still around"
Never understood how they were able to strong-arm people into using PP.
CC, DC & GC HAD to be processed by PP !!!!
First, Paypal was offered as an easy way for people to pay back in the day since PayPal handled electronic payments and offered an alternative to mailed payments, and meant it was something eBay could avoid dealing with when it came to electronic payment processing.
Then, they bought PayPal and pushed for it's use more and made it difficult to use mailed payments (money orders, checks, etc).
And finally, they still own PayPal but are trying to distance themselves from it because if they process their own payments, they get to keep more of the fees as revenues.