From my understanding cashback apps are apps that usually give you back a specific percentage when you use the app. Lets say you are about paying your electricity bill, after using the app, a specific percentage would be returned back to you. Though this is a great way to earn passive income and to also save, but it cannot be used to earn huge amount of money instantly.
Do you earn passive income using cashback apps?
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I do not use Cashback apps,but I think that many people do use it. There is a limit on how much cash backs you can receive and cash back are also not available on all then items.
The concept of cash back apps is not viable in my country. That is, these schemes are not available in this jurisdiction.
I am thus left to envy the positive reviews that users living in the Westerns world make concerning these cash back apps.
I am thus left to envy the positive reviews that users living in the Westerns world make concerning these cash back apps.
This concept is not that much popular in certain countries. However, even in many tier 3 countries, this concept is gaining more and more popularity. There are more cash back offers available on many different kinds of apps now.
While the concept of cash back apps is currently not used in my country, and many other non-Western countries, I am optimistic that the idea will be introduced in the future.
The non-Western world is slowly embracing cashless payment systems that are compatible with cash back apps.
The non-Western world is slowly embracing cashless payment systems that are compatible with cash back apps.
Binance offers Cash Backs? Well, this is the first time I have heard about this. So, how do they offer cash backs and on what kind of products you could receive cash backs? It is a trading platform, so I am not really sure if they offer cash backs.
I used casback apps a lot, there is a cash back on my mobile bank app which I do receive anytime I complete tasks , make transfers and also collect them daily too.i use these cashbacks in purchase of airtime.
And the amount of money that they will remove from the actual price is not going to be a lot of money and it cannot even be able to buy something reasonable so it is just like you paying the normal price but it depends on the application
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I do use Palmpay most times, though its not actually a Cashback app, but the more you make use of it you are given coupons of different prices like #5, #10, #15 and the likes. When buying things like cards or data or even making a transfer you can make use of these coupons, so you do not have to pay the full money.
