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20% Cashback ($50 Cap, Was 6%) on Fashion Categories (Clothing, Shoes & Accessories) @ Amazon AU via ShopBack

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Hey guys,

Happy November! Melbourne Cup is just around the corner, and we're offering 20% super cashback on products in the fashion category (Clothing, Shoes & Accessories) today.

IMPORTANT: To ensure that cashback tracks, empty your cart before clicking through ShopBack. Only add items to your cart after clicking through ShopBack.

Cashback is only payable on order value (excludes taxes, shipping and packaging costs).

We've also dropped heaps of offers and cashback upsizes on a lot of stores in the lead up to the Melbourne Cup (see links below).

Happy shopping!


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$30 for referrer, $10 for referee after referee qualifies.

Qualifying requirements for referee: 1. Made a minimum $20 online purchase (below exclusions apply), 2. Received a minimum $10 confirmed cashback online, 3. Added banking details to account.

Users will need to fulfil the referral criteria within 180 days from referee's sign-up date to unlock cashback.

Exclusions: Any other ShopBack new customer bonus offers; Purchases from Uber, Kayo Sports, DoorDash, Hayu, Accor Hotels, Intercontinental Hotels Group, ShopBack Vouchers (Gift Cards), Woolworths Gift Cards, Circles.Life (list subject to change)

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closed Comments

  • The closest category I can find is Clothing, Shoes & Accessories. Would this cashback be applicable on all items in this category? Or is it more specific?

    • +1

      Hi 4tran,

      That's correct :)

      • +1

        That link leads to watches as well, so will they qualify for 20% cashback too?

        • Hi WatchNerd,

          Not watches, but specifically anything on the "Clothing", "Shoes" and "Accessories" links on the sidebar of that linked page.

  • +2

    I was so excited until I saw it was on fashion :p

  • Out of curiosity, how do these cash back companies make money? There whole business model is just giving away money lol. Or does the retailer pay that figure and they earn a commission or something?

    • The standard rates make them money but OzBargain promotions such as these are normally at a loss. The maximum standard fixed rate for Amazon affiliates is 12% with some categories paying as low as 2%. See here.

      Basically a retailer signs up with an affiliate network and sets a commission rate. Cashback companies redirect you through an affiliate link and give you back a portion of the sale. As an example, ShopA gives affiliates 6% commission on every sale they've directed to the store, CashbackCo give 4% back to their customer and pocket 2%.

    • Nobody is here to make loss. This definitely is funded by the retailer themselves

    • Hi edshays,

      Yes cashback sites make money on commissions retailers pay for each sale that is generated through the site. Some of that commission is then shared with the customer as cashback.

      • +1

        Are you sharing any of our data with the merchant?

        • Hi bryans,

          No, only when we need to - if you were to lodge a missing cashback claim, we'd send over the info you provide (order invoices you may have attached to the claim for example) to the merchant to verify your transaction.

      • just out of my curiosity, how much do you get from amazon ? 25 % or 30 % ?

        • +1

          Hi D34thBringer, unfortunately we can't specifically tell you this :P

          But do note that sometimes we do fund some cashback upsizes.

    • +2
      • margin between rebate by retailers and payout to customers
      • timing difference between receipts of rebates and payment to customers (balance is earning interest)
      • monetising customer data. Either they are selling it now or plan to IPO as a company with uniquely rich customer spend data (which is true). They have richer data than your credit card provider, which only has merchant names, and richer data than amazon, which only has your amazon orders. They have a complete detailed picture.
      • certain promos they may fund more of, e.g. $1 per Ola ride / day might be an effort to capture strategically 'important' transaction data
  • -1

    Whasaaaaaaa

  • +1

    MIsleading email this morning made me unsubscribe.

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  • Is cashback applicable to only anything on Amazon Australia or Amazon site as a whole.
    All the stuff I might want is in the Amazon.com site

    • Hi phynicle,

      This is only applicable to Amazon.com.au.

    • Amazon.com doesn't ship to Australia anymore.

  • Negging the deal, as my cashback was never registered when Shopback had 10% cashback promotion.

    I followed the instructions, used Desktop website, My last click was from ShopBack website, didn’t have any other website open.

    • Hi OzSikh,

      We've never done 10% cashback before, only 7.5%, 9%, 12% and 12.5%. Are you able to provide more details (order invoice + email address on ShopBack) to us via a private message so we can investigate for you?

      • -1

        Sorry my mistake, that was during 12% deal. Will send you details soon.

  • Hell yeah I got 2 rockport shoes for $90 after cashback.

  • Says 20% cashback but when I forked out $200 on an item they applied only $11 cashback. Has anyone else had this issue?

    • Hi Budju,

      Sorry to hear this, we'll look into it for you. Could you please send over a private message with the email address you're using on ShopBack?

      • Update: This was due to the purchase a non-fashion item, and as such the regular cashback rate will apply.

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