12% Cashback at Booking.com, 25% at The Iconic & Kiehl's, 20% at Harris Scarfe - Cashrewards

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Lysander on 23/05/2021 - 10:39 cashrewards.com.au (1113 clicks)
Last edited 23/05/2021 - 12:38 by 2 other users

Pretty self explanatory. Increased Cashback of 12% for bookings via Cashrewards.com.au website for a limited time.

Terms and conditions from the website:

Special Terms

Important: Ensure "In Partnership with Cashrewards" or "Cashrewards" branding logo is displayed on each page of your booking. Your sale will not track and will not be attributed to Cashrewards if logo is not present. Your Booking.com confirmation email must also show this and claims will not be accepted if not present. Sample screenshots here & here.

Use of any Booking.com refer-a-friend links, or any coupons and/or incentive offers/links (including Amex/Mastercard/Visa discounts) will invalidate any cashback and/or any cashback claims, including our cashback guarantee, unless specifically listed on this site.

The purchase amount will display in EUR in your My Rewards, however the cashback amount is converted to AUD at current conversion rates.

Cashback is eligible on accommodation bookings only. Car rentals, flights, and non-accommodation bookings are ineligible for cashback.

Cashback is ineligible on bookings made via the Booking.com App.

You must return and click through from Cashrewards every time you make a new booking/transaction.

Enjoy!

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The Iconic: 25% for 12 hours capped at $25 per transaction
Kiehl's: 25% for 15 hours, capped at $35 per member
Harris Scarfe: 20% for 15 hours capped at $25 per member

Terms and conditions for The Iconic:

Special Terms
During the 12 hour promo, 25% cashback for The Iconic is capped at $25 in total per transaction (multiple transactions permitted). Valid 9am to 08:59pm AEST 23/05/2021

Purchases made through THE ICONIC app are ineligible for cashback. To be eligible for cashback on mobile you must click through to THE ICONIC mobile site.

Purchases via THE ICONIC OUTLET are ineligible for cashback.

Cashback is ineligible if using store credit or gift cards as partial or full payment.

Cashback is ineligible when using codes not listed on Cashrewards.

Exchanging or returning any items will void cashback on the entire order.

You must return and click through from Cashrewards every time you make a new transaction/purchase.

Terms for Harris Scarfe:

Special Terms
During the 15 hour promo, 20% cashback for Harris Scarfe is capped at $25 in total per member account, irrespective of the number of transactions made. Valid 9am to 11:59pm AEST 23/05/2021

From the terms: Kiehl's:

Special Terms
During the 15 hour promo, 25% cashback for Kiehl's is capped at $35 in total per member account, irrespective of the number of transactions made. Valid 9am to 11:59pm AEST 23/05/2021

Enjoy!

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  dylanando on 23/05/2021 - 10:54

  Please don’t support booking.com. Their fees can be upwards of 40% for businesses. Book direct.

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    Lysander on 23/05/2021 - 10:56

    While I understand your position if you are a small business owner, the same can be said about most other big businesses; Steam: 30%, Apple: 30% plus de facto price fixing, Flightcentre (well, when they existed in their prime) etc. Even small travel agencies have a pretty healthy mark-up. That is how they make their living.

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    capslock on 23/05/2021 - 11:53

    Booking.com provides that business with access and exposure to a global customer base. Without booking.com that business will probably have no customers. I think booking.com's commission is fair. Best of all, booking.com passes on some of that commission back to us with the cashback.

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      ilikedeals on 23/05/2021 - 12:18

      +1

      I think the original comment is about supporting local businesses i.e. you can still use Booking.com to search (same as how we all use Webjet for flights) however you can book directly with the hotel/small business. In most cases, if you call the accomm provider, they would be happy to offer you a lower rate than online prices as a win-win - just some thoughts

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        Tyrx on 23/05/2021 - 12:51

        +4

        In most cases, if you call the accomm provider, they would be happy to offer you a lower rate than online prices as a win-win - just some thoughts

        I've found this to rarely be the case - price matching is usually all they want to do. It's also why I don't mind going through these booking aggregators anymore.

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          SydneySwan on 23/05/2021 - 13:50

          +2

          @Tyrx: I agree re price matching. I usually use Hotels.com rather than booking.com but same logic applies. I have rung up hotels and asked if they would give me a 15% discount versus the h.com price . When I explain that this is cheaper than paying 22% to B,com or H.com I have been accused of trying to scam them. Once I was offered 10% discount and once $5 (about 2%) but generally they will only offer to match the H.com price so I would lose the 9/10% benefit of booking with H.com plus the cashback from CR or SB.

          So now I don't bother with the phone call and just book with Hotels.com. I have sometimes been asked by hoteliers upon checking out if I would consider booking direct next time and I always say only if you will give me at least a 15% discount. Only one has ever suggested that that may be possible.

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          cloudy on 23/05/2021 - 17:57

          +1

          @Tyrx: The reason for this is because the aggregators have clauses to stop the hotels from offering a lower price, and police this policy by randomly calling hotels and pretending to be a average joe wanting to save a buck and if direct booking can yield a saving. If they agree, the aggregator will cut them off.

          Pretty brutal business where increasing middle men takes a big slice of the consumer pocket. Hotel -> aggregator -> cashback company -> customer. With two middle men all taking their cut to support their expense and equity base, when we could all just go direct, but not.

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    itsme56 on 23/05/2021 - 12:25

    +1

    I would, but unfortunately booking directly rarely provides any incentive to do so :(
    Until they do booking and flightcentre will continue to get my business.

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      tukanglistrik on 23/05/2021 - 13:00

      +2

      Yep, and quite often I found direct prices are more expensive than booking.com. Sure you can ask them to match the price, but so much hassle, not to mention there's 12% (or normally 4%) cashback that they wouldn't bother.

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    mrvaluepack on 23/05/2021 - 13:25

    Same like ubereats and doordash i guess..

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    vrsac on 23/05/2021 - 19:23

    +1

    I just compared a booking with Mantra directly and via Booking.com for the exact same period with the exact same room. Booking.com was $200 cheaper

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    R4 on 24/05/2021 - 00:07

    +2

    I hear what you're saying and agree to a degree but operators are not forced to use Booking.com as a booking service. If a hotel is not happy with Booking.com's fees, they are more than capable of operating independently

    My experience, in Australia at least, is that called direct rarely offers any kind of realistic discount - and at the moment, most tourist accommodation providers are making money hand over fist.

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    Extreme on 24/05/2021 - 09:24

    If businesses are happy to pay booking.com upwards of 40%, then they should offer the same as a discount if the customer books direct.

    I do both. If businesses offer a discount to book direct, I’ll book direct. If they charge the same as booking.com, I’ll book through booking.com

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  balugaaaaaa on 23/05/2021 - 15:10

  I had bad experience in booking.com, they cancelled all our bookings (4 in different states), blocked my account without notifying me at all.

  It’s a good thing i did a random check 2 days before our trip! I called them but the rep told me they can’t tell me the reason why but my account look sus.

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  WB TQM on 24/05/2021 - 17:42

  Is Iconic showing up as 12% cashback for anyone else?

  Special Terms
  During the 27 hour promo, 12% cashback for The Iconic is capped at $25 per transaction (multiple transactions permitted). Valid 9pm AEST 23/05/2021 to 11:59pm AEST 24/05/2021.

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  whatsinaname on 25/05/2021 - 18:03

  Booking.com is no longer showing as 12%. Damn it