Macys.com has
Earn $10 in Cashback on $25 Spend (pre-tax) when you follow instructions below
before purchase (some exclusions apply).
Shipping is free on $25+.
Thanks to Deal Hunter
daisybeetle for finding this deal.
Note, To qualify for this cashback offer, you must enroll in the Slickdeals Rewards Cashback Beta Program (Must use a PC or Laptop only):
Using PC or Laptop Only:- Log into your Slickdeals Account. If you do not have a Slickdeals account, registration is fast and easy (free to join).
- If you don't already have it, Install the Slickdeals Extension (Clink Join Now or Install Now). More info on Rewards Beta here.
- Login to the extension by clicking on the profile tab. If you're already logged into slickdeals when you install the extension, this might already be done for you.
- The slickdeals extension button should be viewable or pinned to url bar. If you click the SD logo, you will see an announcement inviting you to join the Slickdeals Rewards Beta Program (might depend on browser)
- Click "Join Now"
- You've joined Slickdeals Rewards! IMPORTANT: To receive the Macy's Promotional Cashback Offer, disable adblockers and other cashback and coupon shopping extensions as they can override and take credit for the purchase if they're active. If you don't disable other cashback/ coupon shopping extensions, you may not get credit for this offer from Slickdeals. You can find your extensions under "Manage Extensions" in your browser.
- Next simply click here to visit Macys.com and you should see a prompt at upper right of page for Up to $10 cashback. Click "Activate Cashback"
- Add choice of items to cart (see exclusions below)
- Proceed to checkout (see wiki for how to monitor your cashback)
Top Comments
If you use an extension like this use it with a browser that you don't use for anything else. These extensions have access to everything you do with that browser even if unrelated to any deal and their privacy policy fine print allows them to do so and report back all that information to be collated under your verified identity (which they need to provide the cash back). This kind of data sold to whoever wants it is how they pay you back (a fraction of what they make).
To head off red herrings, yes credit card companies and banks also collect data on your purchase but they only see the transaction information, not which sites you spend your time on, what you do on other sites right up to key stroke level. So, it is like having a rootkit virus but limited to activity within that browser thanks to browser security.
Addons like AdBlocker, etc can also potentially do this but their privacy policies are a bit stricter and conforms to EU privacy laws. US is a gold mine for data collectors.
Now floor open for all the vested interests to chime in with 'tin foil hat" comments.
I am not asking you not to do this, just be aware of what you are exposing when you install the add on and do so consciously.
created a ticket on 04.05
but only got a response on 04.18 and 05.12 asking for order screenshots
today, 07.16, can anybody help with my ticket?
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If you use an extension like this use it with a browser that you don't use for anything else. These extensions have access to everything you do with that browser even if unrelated to any deal and their privacy policy fine print allows them to do so and report back all that information to be collated under your verified identity (which they need to provide the cash back). This kind of data sold to whoever wants it is how they pay you back (a fraction of what they make).
To head off red herrings, yes credit card companies and banks also collect data on your purchase but they only see the transaction information, not which sites you spend your time on, what you do on other sites right up to key stroke level. So, it is like having a rootkit virus but limited to activity within that browser thanks to browser security.
Addons like AdBlocker, etc can also potentially do this but their privacy policies are a bit stricter and conforms to EU privacy laws. US is a gold mine for data collectors.
Now floor open for all the vested interests to chime in with 'tin foil hat" comments.
I am not asking you not to do this, just be aware of what you are exposing when you install the add on and do so consciously.
If you make your addon compliant with European GDPR even in the US then that will take care of it.
If your business model depends on using this as a trojan horse to collect data on people for browser usage unrelated to this purpose, then you should explicitly and unambiguously make that clear on installation and get explicit permission from people to let you do so.
Just complete transparency and good faith implementation, not too much to ask.
If you make your addon compliant with European GDPR even in the US then that will take care of it.
If your business model depends on using this as a trojan horse to collect data on people for browser usage unrelated to this purpose, then you should explicitly and unambiguously make that clear on installation and get explicit permission from people to let you do so.
Just complete transparency and good faith implementation, not too much to ask.
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created a ticket on 04.05
but only got a response on 04.18 and 05.12 asking for order screenshots
today, 07.16, can anybody help with my ticket?