SR Reunions.com

[alacazander]

Does anyone know how much this offer actually costs? The home page says free but in terms and conditions they talk about fee's and I cannot find it without entering information.

It pays $7

 

[sammielynn]

I wondered about that also. Anyone?

 

[missymouse]

If you sign up for 3 years it is $3.34 per month or $5 per month for 12 months. It then shows that it is a one time payment of $120 for the 3 years or $60 for the one year non refundable. It appears you can cancel online. However I don't want to risk paying out $60 for a $7 payout. If I truly would use the service I might but I have an ex-fiance that I know frequents these type things and the one time I signed up for a day on classmates.com he found my listing. Luckily all it had was my name maiden and no other information.

 

[Alice28]

It says something about no refunds too. I said 'forget it'. $60 is awfully steep to pay for a 7 dollar credit. I keep thinking I'm missing something.

 

[alacazander]

I think on SR it says must be new and purchase subscription so I don't think we can do the free signup and get the $7 reward. Thanks for the input guys and i'm with you - i'll skip this offer.

Just looking for something new to try this week!

 

[sunshinegirl]

Some of the offers are more like sales. So if it is not something you would normally do, it isn't worth spending the money. If you WERE looking at joining Reunion.com, it would be like getting 10% back.

I'm afraid that we are going to see less and less of the "spend 3 get 10 back" kind of deals as time goes on because there are a million rewards programs these days and a lot of them are actually encouraging members to sign up for things and cancel immediately. Advertisers are pulling out of all sites that allow incentives. We just lost Disney Book Club and a couple of other Scholastic offers this morning. A lot of the ones that are left are a little scammy in my opinion (tricking you into signing up for something in addition to the actual offer).

The good news is that Survey companies seem to be going strong. And more and more merchants are allowing cash back on shopping.

 

[Wilsonfamily4]

It is sad that there will be fewer offers but I am almost okay with it. I have gotten really paranoid lately about cc offers and am doing less anyway.