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$12 Cashback ($2 Profit) on Boost Mobile 40GB 28-Day SIM @ Cashrewards

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Hi guys, a nice weekend special for you. Boost Mobile is currently selling its $30 40GB SIM for just $10, so stack with this offer from Cashrewards to get $12 cashback for a $2 profit. Cashback reverts to 100% as per this deal at 11:59pm AEDT Sunday, before Boost's discounted SIM offer expires on Oct 4. Stay safe, and enjoy :)

Cashback terms:

  1. Multiple SIM purchases need to be made as separate transactions. Adding more than one SIM to an order will result in an untracked purchase.
  2. SIM must be activated within 30 days of ordering.
  3. Cashback is ineligible on prepaid phones, recharges, and any plans or products not specifically listed in the cashback table of rates.
  4. You must return and click through from Cashrewards every time you make a new transaction/purchase.

For tracking success, disable 3rd party plugins (AdBlock, uBlock, Pi-hole, Honey, etc), VPNs, avoid browsers such as Brave, close additional browser tabs, and don't click away to other sites looking for codes etc after clicking from Cashrewards as tracking will be lost. Cashrewards must be your last click before purchase. Try our iOS/Android mobile app for great results. Use our Help Centre & Contact form here for any questions or issues.

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$10 for referee and $10 for referrer, after referee makes $20 purchase within 14 days.

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  • -5

    $2 for all your details.

    • +25

      Optus gives them away for free.

    • +8

      At least I'm getting $2, optus didn't even say thanks

      • They said sorry

        • +8

          Actually they said yes. To everybody, apparently

  • +1

    Nice. Havent received my last order though 👌🏿🙏🏿

    • Mine has finally moved! Should have it my Tuesday.

      • +2

        Stuck in the pipes, perhaps. Australia Post should consider eating more fibre

    • +1

      I send an inquiry each time to Auspost since the SIM always sits around at Strathfield NSW.
      And then it always arrives the next day after the inquiry.
      Freaky.

  • Great deal TA, thank you!

  • +3

    Sorry, we are unable process your order. Please try again later.

    • +12

      You should have taken your own advices 1, 2, 3.

    • +1

      Im getting this error too. Tried different browsers and and devices. OP any idea why I'm getting this error?

      • +1

        Just ordered one via app and it went through. I've given up using browsers for any cashback, got a more consistent result through their apps

        • Also getting the "Sorry, we are unable process your order. Please try again later." error.
          I've tried different browsers, different devices, different payment methods, Cashrewards app, desktop web. All give the same error since last night.

          Boost online chat couldn't help other than to day they would raise it and get back to me in 1-2 days.
          Anyone got other suggestions?

    • Hi there! We’re sorry to hear you are experiencing issues while trying to place your order. This is most likely related to fraud triggers that are automatically set in place by Shopify and other providers like your Bank and Credit card in order to avoid fraudulent transactions. We understand this can be highly frustrating when trying to place a legitimate order, but this sits outside of Boost’s control.

      Below is a list of indicators that can affect how your order is flagged in different financial systems, which can hopefully help you understand what is going wrong:

      • Are the characteristics of this order similar to non-fraudulent orders observed in the past?
      • Are the characterises of this order similar to an order that was placed recently?
      • Is the card verification value (CVV) correct?
      • Does the billing address match the credit card’s registered address?
      • Does the billing address ZIP or postal code match the credit card’s registered address?
      • Was there more than 1 payment attempt?
      • Was the payment made with 1 credit card?
      • Does the billing country match the country from which the order was placed?
      • The IP address used to place the order isn’t a high-risk internet connection?
      • The browser used to place the order isn’t a high-risk browser

      Based on the above, we suggest that you take the following actions when trying to place an order:

      •    Check if your ID details are correct
        
      •    Check if your payment details are correct
        
      • Enter the delivery address manually
      • Try to place the order using a different personal device
      • Try to place the order on a different browser
      • Try to place the order using a different payment method
      • Try to place the order using a different email address

      If you continue to have the same issue, our customer service team may be able to help you at [email protected]

      • Tried all those suggestions. Still the same error. Every single time!

        Online chat with customer service has been hopeless. On the latest attempt with them (5/10/2022), they said it was because of Boost's scheduled system maintenance and that it should work again in a few hours. Of course it didn't

  • +5

    Last time the problem is I didn't even receive my sim in the post within 30 days.. Cheeky boost!

    • Hi there! Sorry to hear that. Contact us right away if there are any shipment delays so we can make follow ups and necessary arrangements. Thank you!

  • +4

    Not sure if this has been updated since the Optus issue - but this morning I just activated a boost sim and on the ID page it specifically states "we will not store your personal details except your name and date of birth, if required"

    • I saw that when I activated mine in August, before the Optus data breach.

  • +2

    Received ours on the last deal 3X SIMS within a couple of days Vic, metro.
    However the porting is taking very long for 2 (Spintel(Optus)).
    The other which ported within hours, SIM is currently not working, and need a SIM replacement.
    Boost actually directed us to Telstra to pick up a replacement SIM, made an appointment etc, they could not help us, 2nd option they gave us was to try JB.
    We did (Caroline Springs (Guy at the mobile section was EXTREMELY helpful), but they do not stock 'spare SIMS'. Only option is for us was to order a replacement SIM, which now means daughter without a phone until we get the replacement SIM!.

    Boost need to stop telling their customers to go to Telstra, Telstra don't want to help anyone with a BOOST account, having said that, the guy at the Caroline Springs Telstra Store again was very helpful and friendly. I believe they are in their right to refuse to help BOOST customers.
    However Telstra and BOOST should have better communication regarding this.
    The online BOOST chat techs directed us to Telstra.

    • +1

      You got a faulty SIM unfortunately.

      You can actually chat to a Boost Rep to use your 3rd SIM as the replacement if you do not want to pay $1/$2 for a blank one (from supermarkets, servos, etc.). You may request a free $30/$40 recharge later.

      I have dealt with Boost Rep several times and am pretty sure it can be working like I said. The process is similar to a swap for a lost SIM.

  • +1

    Is it one cashback per Boost sim, per Telstra/Boost ID or
    can we keep adding mutiple Boost sims (with unique sign up email) to an existing Boost ID and get cashback each time?

  • +1

    I can’t keep buying boost sims! I already have a few that haven’t arrived from previous deals.

    • +2

      Your credit card says otherwise, and advises you to go full steam ahead!

  • Thanks TA!

  • Boost says 'new customer', so can I get this deal if I had boost mobile before (but now belong)?

    • +2

      If Boost’s memory is as long as Optus’, there’s a fair chance that they’ll remember you

  • Just wondering how does cashreward know if a sim card is activated within 30 days?

    • +2

      Through report from Boost.

      • What happen if post is late?

        • More than 30 days late? That's some seriously delayed mail. I would be making an enquiry after 7 days of ordering.

          • +1

            @mysterytal: From previous posts some didnt receive their sim within 30 days

        • Hi! If your delivery is late, please contact us right away so we can make the necessary follow ups :)

  • Currently with boost. dont mind getting a new sim for spare phone, but it says for new customer only?

    • Where does it say that?

      • I might have mistaken it with this on the Boost website: "All data offers are valid for new customers only who activate or first recharge by 28 November 2022. "

  • anyone received their sim card yet ?

    • Yes, I have received tracking links for the last few purchases. It is "safe to leave, no signature".

      • I really do wonder why I NEVER EVER get any tracking link

        • Probably states different.

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