Shop. Buy → Get Rewards.
You've got chunks of plastic in your wallet (or tucked in your phone) collecting dust. Put 'em to work. Buy the deals we post, ship them to our warehouse in Delaware and we pay you back. You keep the cashback and rewards for that trip to Bali with your pal-e (sorry). We get the inventory we need. Win-win, baby.
Free to join. Accounts are reviewed before deals open up.
- Items sent
- 3,031
- Receiving records
- 885
- Items sent
- 2,126
- Receiving records
- 631
Two members' totals from their BuyGetRewards dashboards, as they posted them in our Discord.
Deals drop in WhatsApp and Discord first. Join both for the alerts, the questions and members flexing their payout screenshots.
For more rambunctious fun, visit our sister site BuyGetRewards.net
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How it works
Three steps. No homework.
Pick a deal
Each deal shows the retailer, the payout price, any quantity limits and the instructions before you spend anything.
Buy it and ship it to Delaware
Order on your card, ship to our warehouse and add your receipt and tracking in the dashboard. Every package is covered; Package Protection drops the deductible to $0.
Get paid back, keep the rewards
Once the warehouse checks the items in, the payout goes to your verified bank account by ACH, or out by eCheck.
Your card does the earning
Most deals are cash-back deals: we pay back what you spent, and your card's rewards are the payoff.
- Your credit card cashback, points and airline miles stay yours.
- Some deals pay a commission on top; each deal says so up front.
- Every order, shipment and payment is tracked in your member dashboard.
ACH bank transfer
Add your bank account and we send two small trial deposits. Confirm the amounts, the account is verified, and payouts go straight to it by ACH.
eCheck
Prefer a check? Choose eCheck instead.
Packages go missing. We go get the money back.
We carry our own cargo insurance with a real insurer. When a package is lost, we file the claim; we don't leave you arguing with a retailer's help desk.
Covered, 10% deductible
Starting October 19, every package shipped to our Delaware warehouse is covered if it's lost, stolen or damaged in transit, whether you shipped it or a retailer sent it straight to us. Retailer says "tracking shows delivered"? Our insurer handles it, not the retailer. Approved claims pay the deal payout, what we would have paid you for the item, minus a 10% deductible.
$0 deductible
Opt in per package in Order Management before it ships and approved claims pay the full deal payout. A MacBook bought for $1,500 on a $1,450 deal: $3.63 for protection gets you the full $1,450 instead of $1,305.
- Packages you ship yourself go in a plain or carrier box, sealed with packing tape.
- Nothing on the box or the label says what's inside: no brands, logos or product names.
- Phones and tablets worth over $1,000 that you ship go by UPS with adult signature required.
- Coverage is up to $5,000 per box in deal payout. Shipping more? Split it across boxes.
- Report a missing or damaged package within 3 days of the delivery date, so we can pull the warehouse camera footage.
- Approved claims are paid out once our insurer settles the claim.
recovered on 38 lost member packages since January 2024, including 19 shipped by Amazon.
And every box that reaches us gets matched to the member who sent it, by tracking, name or alias. Forgot to upload a tracking number? It still finds its way to your account.
Ask the members, not us
Real posts from the vouch channel in our Discord, word for word.
I have started sending products to BGR starting from June of this year. Have reached $100k with them yesterday. I highly recommend them to any discord lurkers or new joinees. All my scans have been under 2 hours till now. Both Arslan and Jalid have been very quick to respond to any questions that I get. Cheers to even more!
Second this. Also they provide insurance and pay fast. I look for buying groups w good deals, ample commits, insurance, and fast payment. It's rare to find a group like BGR that has all 4
Bulk of the money is made from credit card cash back, not from commissions
another year of using bgr, still great
Thanks BGR for another great year 🥳
Common questions
What is BuyGetRewards?
A buying group. Members buy eligible electronics from the retailers we list, ship them to our Delaware warehouse and are reimbursed once the items are checked in.
How do members make money?
Mostly from their credit card cashback, points and miles on the purchases, since we reimburse what they paid. Some deals also pay a commission, and each deal states its payout before you buy.
Does it cost anything to join?
No. There are no membership fees or subscriptions. Accounts are reviewed before members can see and take deals.
How do I get paid?
By ACH to a bank account you have verified with two small trial deposits, or by eCheck. Payouts go out after the warehouse checks your items in.
Which retailers can I buy from?
It depends on the deal. Deals often include Amazon, Walmart, Target, Best Buy, Costco and Sam's Club, and each deal lists where to buy.
Why ship to Delaware?
Delaware has no sales tax, so orders shipped to our warehouse there are not charged sales tax.
What if a package goes missing?
Every package shipped to our warehouse is covered, with a 10% deductible on approved claims. Claims pay the deal payout (what we would have paid you for the item), not the price on your retail receipt. Coverage is up to $5,000 per box. Opt in to Package Protection (0.25% of the package value) in Order Management before it ships and the deductible drops to $0. Report it within 3 days of the delivery date; approved claims are paid once our insurer settles the claim.
I forgot to upload my tracking number. Am I out of luck?
No. Every package that reaches us is matched to the member who sent it, by tracking, name or alias.
Where can I ask questions?
In the WhatsApp group or the Discord, where members and our team answer.
Those cards aren't going to swipe themselves.
Join free, get approved and start stacking rewards. Bali isn't going to book itself either.