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PayPal may at any time and in its sole discretion, without prior notice, terminate, cancel, suspend or modify this offer or these terms."Eligible Participant": Open only to residents of any one (1) of the fifty (50) United States or the District of Columbia or select U.S. Territories who: (1) are eighteen (18) years of age or older, (2) have a U.S. personal account with PayPal that remains in good standing through Reward fulfillment ("PayPal Account"), and (3) receive an in app banner, email or other presentation inviting participation in the Offer and save the Offer ("Invitation") (eligibility for those who receive the Invitation will be determined solely by PayPal). "Offer Period": Starts on October 6, 2025, at 12:00:00 a.m. PT and ends on the earlier of December 31, 2025, at 11:59:59 p.m. PT or when the maximum number of PayPal Rewards Points available under this Offer for all Eligible Participants is reached. "Special Offer Period": Starts on November 17, 2025, at 12:00:00 a.m. PT and ends on the earlier of December 8, 2025, at 11:59:59 p.m. PT or when the maximum number of PayPal Rewards Points available under this Offer for all Eligible Participants is reached. How it Works: The Offer allows Eligible Participants to earn PayPal Rewards Points ("Points") equivalent to 5% cash back on one or more Eligible Purchases during the Offer Period up to $5,000 spent. Eligible Participant must save the Offer through the Invitation once and then successfully complete one (1) or more Eligible Purchases during the Offer Period. For each Eligible Purchase, each Eligible Participant will receive a maximum of 25000 Points, which can be redeemed for $250 cash or other options (the "Reward") per Eligible Purchase. Reward will no longer be earned once the Offer Period has ended. There is a maximum total of 1,500,000,000 Points available under this offer for all Eligible Participants who have saved the offer and made an Eligible Purchase. Rewards will no longer be available once this limit is reached. If the maximum total of Points available is reached before the end of the Offer Period, this offer will end early. During the Special Offer Period, Eligible Participants will earn Points equivalent to 20% cash back on one or more Eligible Purchases up to $1,250 spent. The receipt and redemption of Points is subject to the PayPal Rewards Agreement. "Eligible Purchase(s)": Eligible Purchases are purchases made using either Pay in 4 or Pay Monthly that are completed during the Offer Period by an Eligible Participant who has saved the Offer. Eligible Purchases do not include: (1) purchases that are marked as "pending" as of the end of the Offer Period, (2) purchases with Pay in 4 where the first payment has not been successfully processed, (3) any purchase or portion of a purchase that involves a payment method other than Pay in 4 or Pay Monthly; (4) purchases made at a merchant who enrolled in Pay Later within 30 days prior to the start of the promotion; and (5) any purchase involving non-profit organizations, gambling, security brokers/dealers, foreign currency/money orders, and stored value cards. Satisfaction of Eligible Purchase criteria will be determined solely by PayPal. Reward Redemption: Reward should be available in Eligible Participant's Account Overview section of the PayPal Account to redeem for cash and other redemption options within fourteen (14) days after qualifying to receive the Reward, although may take longer. See the "Redeeming Points" section of the PayPal Rewards Agreement for details. Miscellaneous: Participation in offer is subject to the PayPal User Agreement, PayPal Rewards Agreement and the underlying Pay in 4/Pay Monthly loan agreement(s) to each Eligible Purchase. Similar offers may run at the same time; qualification for this offer does not constitute qualification for any other offer. PayPal is not responsible and/or liable if any e-mail, Reward, or offer-related materials or correspondence are not delivered for any reason. This offer is only redeemable in its originally published form. Account Review and Reward Adjustments: PayPal may review accounts and purchases related to this offer at any time. If Eligible Purchases are refunded or if loan payments are not completed as agreed, PayPal may delay or reverse your Reward without prior notice. PayPal also reserves the right to deny or reverse Rewards should an account show patterns of abuse, fraud or exploitation of the program. Important Credit Information: Pay in 4 and Pay Monthly are loan products. Missing payments or defaulting on these loans may negatively impact your credit score and credit history. Pay in 4 is available to consumers upon approval for purchases of $30 - $1500. Pay in 4 is currently not available to residents of MO. Offer availability depends on the merchant and also may not be available for recurring, subscription services. When applying, a soft credit check may be needed, but will not affect your credit score. You must be 18 years old or older to apply. PayPal, Inc.: Loans to CA residents are made or arranged pursuant to a CA Financing Law License. GA Installment Lender Licensee, NMLS #910457. NM residents: Find more disclosures related to Pay in 4. RI Small Loan Lender Licensee. Pay Monthly is subject to consumer credit approval and eligibility. Fixed APR is 9.99-35.99%. Eligibility varies and exclusions may apply. Terms and rates vary based on purchase amount and your credit. Payments may change based on shipping, taxes, updates to your purchase, or missed payments. Availability depends on the merchant and may not be available for subscriptions or recurring payments. Pay Monthly is currently not available to residents of AK, CT, HI or WA. You must be 18 years old or older to apply. Missed payments may have an impact on your credit score. The lender for Pay Monthly is WebBank. PayPal, Inc. (NMLS #910457): RI Loan Broker Licensee. VT Loan Solicitation Licensee. VT residents: THIS IS A LOAN SOLICITATION ONLY. PAYPAL, INC. IS NOT THE LENDER. INFORMATION RECEIVED WILL BE SHARED WITH ONE OR MORE THIRD PARTIES IN CONNECTION WITH YOUR LOAN INQUIRY. THE LENDER MAY NOT BE SUBJECT TO ALL VERMONT LENDING LAWS. THE LENDER MAY BE SUBJECT TO FEDERAL LENDING LAWS. |
The terms spelled out above are the original terms. The terms have been modified. See this link for current terms https://www.paypal.com/us/campaig...ffer-terms
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11/26/2025 10:28am PST Update: This is now limited to ONE transaction, with 20% rewards back up to $1,250. Paypal email memo notes that the promotion for spend on multiple transactions prior to the notification will be honored.
Walmart:
1) you have to make sure Paypal is not a saved method of payment in your wallet. If so, go into your account and remove it
2) When you are in checkout, uncheck the box that says Remember Paypal as a payment option.
CHASE CARDS NOT ELIGIBLE
Here is what was sent to my message folder on Paypal. Not the A.I. chatbox.
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I have checked your account and see that there is a purchase with Walmart.com for $XXX.xx USD using Pay in 4 and it is completed.Please be assured you are eligible for offer and you will get the points for it. Also, I would suggest you to not make the complete payment at this moment to avoid any issue with the offer. You can make the complete payment after 14 days. |
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There's plenty. Most of the world deplores Paypal and even if they use it from time to time, they're certainly not going to pick a payment plan for a tiny 20%. They likely believe there is a catch on the interest or some type of late fee. Bi-weekly payment instead of monthly is disturbing to some.
Most people don't have good credit, are not interested in another "line of credit" (along with all the spam/emails/phonecalls) and certainly don't want to ding their credit. Besides, no one clicks on those ads and if they do and they can't find out how to navigate the maze in under 30 seconds....never mind, just use a debit card to complete my payment as usual, get *nothing* in return. They're still writing checks for the float to all the bills so that's out, too. You would be shocked how many people this describes who can't be bothered.
They believe all this nonsense because they aren't on SD where we know (or mostly know) the truth. and there are only a thousand or two of us, gaming the system. We know the true value of 20% in 2025 and more importantly, we recognize that Paypal points are real dollars, not some Ponzi scheme to get you spend more.
You'll be fine.
I do not think this means you can get $250 during special promo and then 5% on another $3,750 spent.
I think this part "The Offer allows Eligible Participants to earn PayPal Rewards Points ("Points") equivalent to 5% cash back on one or more Eligible Purchases during the Offer Period up to $5,000 spent." means that the max cash back points you can earn during the entire promo period is $250.
That line is basically telling you what the max points you can get and defines it as 5% of $5,000, or $250 in point value. It says "Offer Period" which is October 6th to Dec 31st. The whole promo which includes the special 20% offer period within it from Nov 17 to Dec 8.
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Notice I'm still using your old avatar. lol
Only thing I can think of is when I added the offer to my Rewards, I had all my credit frozen at all 3 credit bureaus. Then when I decided to try the offer, I unfroze all of them.
I would think it would check with your credit when you went to use it. Would it check when you put offer in your acct in Rewards? If so then that would make sense as to why I'm not getting the offer.
I called Paypal to see if they knew why I couldn't get any Pay Later offers at any merchants and only thing they could come up with is maybe a restriction on my acct. I should have none. I owe nothing, have excellent credit and a zero balance in Paypal.
This guy was from overseas. I asked him if he could check my acct and see if any restrictions and he said he wouldn't know. I asked if anyone would know and he said that info. isn't available to Paypal. Do what? lol.
I will once again call Paypal tomorrow.
Notice I'm still using your old avatar. lol
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Only thing I can think of is when I added the offer to my Rewards, I had all my credit frozen at all 3 credit bureaus. Then when I decided to try the offer, I unfroze all of them.
I would think it would check with your credit when you went to use it. Would it check when you put offer in your acct in Rewards? If so then that would make sense as to why I'm not getting the offer.
I called Paypal to see if they knew why I couldn't get any Pay Later offers at any merchants and only thing they could come up with is maybe a restriction on my acct. I should have none. I owe nothing, have excellent credit and a zero balance in Paypal.
This guy was from overseas. I asked him if he could check my acct and see if any restrictions and he said he wouldn't know. I asked if anyone would know and he said that info. isn't available to Paypal. Do what? lol.
I will once again call Paypal tomorrow.
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And I was then able to unfreeze it and attempt using it again, and it worked.
But they have some algorithm in use for all this, and it locked my Pay in Monthly out first, and then later my Pay in 4. And now at least 3 days since the Monthly and 2 days since the Pay in 4 cut me off, I still have neither option and have points pending in limbo from 2 canceled transactions (no actual points show). I was able to complete 3 purchases before I lost Pay in 4, so it wasn't a total loss for me. Disappointing, nonetheless I couldn't use it more.
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