Any Canadians here?

[CindyCan]

I tried a couple of years ago to do some of these sites, and got frustrated because so many of them I couldn't do (because I'm in Canada). If you're Canadian, and you've had success at some reward programs, I'd LOVE to hear which ones! Thank you!!

 

[CJK]

Hello from a fellow Canadian!

I know what you mean about reward programs not being Canadian-friendly! There are a few out there that have served me very well. I love cashing out for disney dollars since you can't buy them in Canada! Here's a list of the programs I do:
Creationsrewards
Quickrewards
Millersrewardshop
Mypoints
clicktothemagic
searchcactus
milesource

For the first two, I cash out for disney dollars. For Millers, I get paypal. For mypoints, I get home depot gc's. For clicktothemagic, I also get disney dollars. For searchcactus, they send cheques and with milesource, you order a gc from gc.ca (but only after you earn $25 worth). Feel free to send me a PM if you want more info. Always eager to help!! Good luck!

 

[Tantor]

Another fellow Canuck!!

I do the same ones ( minus a couple) as CJK. It is frustrating not being able to sign up for other ones.

 

[diswife]

Can you tell me why you think some of the rewards programs are not, as you said ,canadian friendly?? For prizes you could get webbys, disney dollars, Im sorry I dont get it.

 

[CJK]

H diswife!

What I meant was, Canadians aren't eligible for many of the reward programs out there (ie. freeride). Also, even of the ones we are eligible, we often aren't eligible for some of the free offers. For example, QR and CR often send out free offers in emails and as Canadians, we aren't eligible for doing many of these free offers. Therefore, it's harder to accumulate points. Also, many Canadian online shopping sites are not offered on these reward sites making shopping harder to do. At milesource for example, we're very limited on what we can cash in for. We have to wait until we reach the $25 mark. But as you say, we love the cashing in part once we get there! It's not that I blame these reward programs for not having more for Canadians to do (I understand that most of their market are Americans), it's just a little frustrating. HTH!