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Deposit $50 within 90 Days of Joining Tiger Brokers, Get $80 Cashback @ ShopBack

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Just noticed this deal on the ShopBack app.

New Sign ups with a deposit of $50 or more (within first 90 Days of Sign Up) and get $80 cashback.

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Referral: random (3993)

$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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  • +3

    and few more candies from the tiger it self

    Discount Details Offer Expiry
    One BHP share(worth A$47) upon the first deposit of min. A$1000 $80.00 Cashback 20/12/2022
    Deposit & win! Up to 8 x $500 Cashback by lucky draws $80.00 Cashback 31/12/2022
    Enjoy 90 days of $0 brokerage for ASX and US stocks trading $80.00 Cashback 31/12/2022
    Refer a friend an get A$50 in stock vouchers $80.00 Cashback 31/12/2022
    Fractional shares trading from US$5 $80.00 Cashback 31/12/2022
    $50 free stock vouchers with any amount deposit $80.00 Cashback 19/12/2022

    all in SB page so should be stackable ?

    • +1

      so first deposit of min. A$1000 get you $80 + BHP + $80?

  • +2

    I still haven't received my cashback since October

    • +1

      Thanks, I will not sign up then. I am still hunting other Cashback, too.

      • -1

        I’ve rarely had an issue with them. The comment below signed up this morning and already has the cashback tracked.

  • +1

    Signed up this morning, cashback tracked

    • +2

      Same. Just waiting on the account approval part, then I'll fund $50 and see how that goes. For $80 cashback, it's worth the chance. No idea how hard it will be to withdraw money or the fees for buying/selling/withdrawing, but the $80 offsets that worry.

      • The comments down below are making me rethink this. Tiger sounds dodgy. It just says deposit only, but who knows what tricks they will play.

  • is there a tiger broker referral list?

    • Yeah and I think it would stack with this deal.

      • where is the list?

      • +2

        Says in t&c's referral will void the cashback.

  • +1

    They seem alright if you're just DCA'ing into the market and your average trades are <$12k, but their fees are way too expensive for me and they aren't CHESS sponsored.

    • DCA?

      • Dollar cost averaging. To my understanding it means a small budgeted amount that will net you simple but steady returns.

      • Dollar cost averaging, it's just where you deposit x amount at regular intervals and don't care about timing the market. So instance, you might invest $300/week instead of putting it into a savings account, I think that kind of scenario makes Tiger Brokers look extremely appealing.
        But for me, I'd be paying like $150/trade using them, whereas Stake is $3 and I'd be running the risk of having no CHESS sponsorship.

      • +1

        Diversity Council of Australia
        A round table council of investors of old who believe in diversification and not going YoLo All in diamond hands into one stock

        /s

  • +1

    after months of pending, my cashback rejected, although I've done multiple transactions buy and sell, couldn't be bothered to call them, I'm leaving them.

    • +1

      It’s worth taking a minute out of your day to submit a claim.

      • Do agree with at least lodging a shopback claim.

        I'm curious though, which of the other self-service brokers (pearl, stake, selfwealth, moomoo) would you transfer to? I mean if there's a nice $100 upfront or Apple/Tesla share being offered as a incentive I'd happily move.

        • Having the same issue. I have submitted a claim that has been pending for a few days, although I’ve deposited a few hundred dollars and also converted to USD (it seems we need to convert even if f purchasing Aussie shares!), AND purchased US shares as well - so ticked all the boxes and met all their conditions :(

          • +1

            @Mojorisin2016: Alright, this sounds like someone should get eyes on the validity of cashbacks issued from Tigerbroker altogether?

            Maybe if we give @gotyourback a cheeky ping… I imagine they want to be on top of non-compliant cashbacks since they're on the up and up with Westpac eh?

            • +2

              @Synticulous: Hey mates, if you ever have trouble with Cashback, claims are always the best port of call as our team can reach out to the merchant to investigate this with them for you. I'm happy to take a look at any individual issues if you shoot me a message with your account info to see where I can help.

              • @gotyourback: Hi rep, how can I find referral link?

                • @amorn: Hey mate, sorry I've missed this! Which referral link are you after here? There's a referral link attached to this post if you'd like to sign up and get a Bonus bit of Cashback in your account, if there's another link you're after specifically, let me know!

  • Damn, saw this offer too late now it's dropped back down to $60. Still good enough I guess.

  • The amount of cash I can withdraw is a reasonable amount less than the amount I deposited for some reason. I don't think it is due to delayed settlement but I'll keep monitoring the situation. I also got the 2x $25 vouchers but it says something in the T&Cs about not being able to withdraw the promotional funds for 90 days: "During the first 90-day period, any funds in excess of the promotional funds received into your Tiger Trade account will be available to withdraw". A bit disparaging reading the above comments about reneging on obligations in addition to this. Financial institutions are meant to be the most trusted. I'm shocked to recently discover that Etoro charge an exorbitant withdrawal fee and Moomoo require a copy of your private bank statement to make a withdrawal, when they're a business based in China. No-one has ever asked me for a private statement before for the purposes of withdrawal - that is between me and the third party institution, except for the purposes of proving funds available for obtaining a loan. I am thinking about reporting this to ASIC. BSB and account number is all they should need.

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