Bank of America launches a program to return money to shoppers

March 11, 2009 - 7:46am | Banks and internet banks | News |
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Bank of America launches a program to return money to shoppers
Bank of America has announced the launch of an Add It Up program, which can help shoppers get part of their money back to their bank account. 

For example, provided the consumer signs up for the BoA Add It Up program, shops at Newegg.com, one of the affiliates of the project, and spends $100. This affiliate has a 1% back cash offer, which means the consumer would get $1 deposited back in his account.

Some other online stores that have bigger cash back offers are TigerDirect (4%) and CompUSA (5%). Moreover, there are some affiliates that offer a dollar amount back, such as Netflix's $15 rebate and T-Mobile with its $60 cash back when a customer signs up for a two-year plan. Such big stores as Wal-Mart, Target, and Home Depot are also represented.





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