Ibotta has sent out an e-mail to users stating that on June 10th credit cards and Discover debit cards will no longer be accepted as payment for ‘Pay With Ibotta’
Ibotta has a feature called ‘Pay With Ibotta‘ that offers cash back on all purchases (similar to MPX). Basically rather than paying directly with a retailer you use this feature and they generate a gift card for the exact amount of your purchase and that is used for the purchase. The upside is you get a discount on that purchase. Unfortunately Ibotta has sent out an e-mail to users stating that on June 10th credit cards and Discover debit cards will no longer be accepted as payment.
PayPal has announced a policy update and the big change is that it will no longer be possible to redeem PayPal rewards for cash back. This policy will go into effect on August 1, 2026. Relevant terms are as follows
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Aisle is a grocery rebate platform that we’ve talked about many times before because of the 100% back rebate offers
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Update 7/12/26: Seems like some people have forgotten that this option exists or never knew about it in the first place. One common complaint we hear from readers is that they are only interested in big sign up bonuses or news and don’t care about smaller deals like free pizza. I’ve discussed why we post […]
Read inside DOC Compass →If you paid a late fee or penalty to the IRS between January 20, 2020, through July 10, 2023 you could be eligible for a refund but you need to file by July 10 (can apply on July 10 as well). This is due to a court ruling (Kwong v. United States, 179 Fed. Cl. […]
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Until recently it was possible to split a single inKind check across multiple accounts and use an offer on each account. That is no longer possible and you’re limited to one offer per check and it doesn’t matter how many accounts are used. It is possible to use inKind cash (gift card balance) after an offer
Read inside DOC Compass →Bask Bank has sent out a letter to account holders informing them that on April 27, 2026 they identified and responded to ‘an isolated security incident’. They go on to say that they have no evidence that individuals information was targeted or misused but that account holders names and social security number were included
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