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How Does the Deal Coins Process Work? How Do I Earn My Coins?

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Congratulations on placing your first Premium Deal order! Now, let's dive into the process of Deal Coins and how they work.

Deal Coins are an integral part of our Premium Deal system. When you claim a Premium Deal, you'll notice it displays the product price along with Deal Coins. These coins can be redeemed for cash-back. Each 100 Deal Coins equate to $1 in cash-back.

Simply divide the coins by 100 to calculate its dollar value.

Here are a few examples:

424 Deal Coins = $4.24

2399 Deal Coins = $23.99

16575 Deal Coins = $165.75

How to Earn Deal Coins

Once you've placed your order, it undergoes a verification process. If approved, your order progresses to the next phase. If rejected, you'll receive a notification to update any necessary details.

1. Order Placement: After placing your order, it will undergo a verification process.

  • Approval: If approved, your order moves to the next phase.

  • Rejection: If rejected, you will receive a notification to update the necessary details.

2. Post-Delivery Survey: A survey will be sent a couple of days after your order is placed. Complete this survey after your order is delivered to finalize the process.

3. Coins Status Update: Once the survey is submitted, your order status changes to "Completed." Coins will transition from "Pending" to "Payable" in your Coins<Transactions dashboard.

4. Cash-Out Process: When you reach the payment eligibility based on your Loyalty Badge, your coins will be converted to cash. An electronic check will be sent to your email via Checkbook.io. After processing, "Payable" coins will change to "Paid." You will see a negative transaction in the Coins dashboard's Transaction tab, and the cashed-out coins will appear under the Coins Payouts.
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That's it in a nutshell! By following each step, from order submission to cashing out, you can seamlessly earn and redeem your coins for valuable cash-back rewards.

Happy shopping!

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