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PayPal Cashback Mastercard®: Earn 3% Cash Back on PayPal Purchases
PayPal is offering 3% cash back on PayPal purchases and 2% on all other purchases with their PayPal Cashback Mastercard®. No Annual fee.(1)
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Purchases are subject to credit approval, and the PayPal Cashback Mastercard must be used for payment. See Rewards Program Terms for details and restrictions.
Important information on redeeming Cash Rewards: You need to have a PayPal Balance account to use your redeemed rewards in your balance. If you do not have that account, you can only transfer your Cash Rewards to your bank account or debit card linked to your account with PayPal.
The benefits and services as further described in the Mastercard Guide to Benefits are provided solely by Mastercard International Incorporated. PayPal and Synchrony Bank do not endorse, recommend, warrant or take responsibility for these offered benefits.
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- Earn 3% cash back on PayPal purchases and 2% on all other purchases. Purchases are subject to credit approval, and the PayPal Cashback Mastercard must be used for payment. See Rewards Program Terms for details and restrictions.
- With the PayPal Cashback Mastercard®, earn unlimited cash back at millions of merchants.
- No restrictions. No rotating categories. No annual fee. See Terms and Rates for New Accounts.
- Shop at millions of brands with PayPal to earn unlimited 3% cash back.
- Earn rewards without the wait. Cash back is earned daily on completed purchases posted to your account. Important information on redeeming Cash Rewards: You need to have a PayPal Balance account to use your redeemed rewards in your balance. If you do not have that account, you can only transfer your Cash Rewards to your bank account or debit card linked to your account with PayPal.
- Redeem it to your PayPal balance, and spend it however you want.
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- The PayPal Cashback Mastercard is issued by Synchrony Bank pursuant to a license by Mastercard International Incorporated. Mastercard, Tap & Go and the circles design are registered trademarks of Mastercard International Incorporated.
Purchases are subject to credit approval, and the PayPal Cashback Mastercard must be used for payment. See Rewards Program Terms for details and restrictions.
Important information on redeeming Cash Rewards: You need to have a PayPal Balance account to use your redeemed rewards in your balance. If you do not have that account, you can only transfer your Cash Rewards to your bank account or debit card linked to your account with PayPal.
The benefits and services as further described in the Mastercard Guide to Benefits are provided solely by Mastercard International Incorporated. PayPal and Synchrony Bank do not endorse, recommend, warrant or take responsibility for these offered benefits.
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Had the same problem. Ended up forgoing the additional 1% via PayPal and just use the Citi double cash now
Not if the utility is available in PayPal bill pay. My electric company charges a fee for credit cards. I pay them with PayPal and earn 3% back with no fee.
My credit limit is $3k (which is pretty low compared to most of my other cards but whatever)…
Next, I'm a big spender on travel so I wanted to try and maximize as much of the 3% and/or 2% cash back as possible. I could easily spend between 2k-10k depending on the month.
No biggie, I figured I'd just pay the balances off as the charges post. However, I ran into the PayPal weird policies I mentioned above. PayPal will not update your available credit for 6 to 12 to 21 business days at a time.
I've contacted them multiple times and they informed me due to my inconsistent payments and that it's an automatic internal system they have no control over. This makes no sense to me…I've done this for every other card under the sun without any issues (wherever I've had a relatively low credit card limit).
My guess is they want to limit how much cash back they shell out and it's ingrained in this bs practice.
You can search online that there are a lot of people that have similar issues.
Otherwise, despite being called a "World" card; there *are* foreign transaction fees.
Aside from those two things, 3% on PayPal integrated payments is nice.
I stopped using the card altogether because of the available credit bs they kept pulling.
Edit: fat fingered; 3 years changed to 2 years
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Interesting....I didn't know one can use pay bill in PayPal. But feel a bit weird that not paying directly to utilities company, and looks like I have to enter amount by myself (at least for the utilities I have). so Paypal is sending a ACH transfer to utilities or?