karefree

I have ordered the 6 free movies from Blockbuster and the $15 from Borders and every magazine I am remotely interested in (and some I'm not) and I STILL have almost $30 that I have to spend or lose at e-rewards......

I heard someone once say that they somehow converted the rewards for frequent flyer miles to gift cards or something that they could use. We don't travel so the flyer miles wouldn't benefit us.......

Any suggestions or advice would be appreciated.

What do you redeem for?

TIA

lassss

I cash out for hilton honors. I have enough points for a free night now You can only cash out for Hilton points every 90 days, 1000 hilton points for $25 in Erewards

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dc613353

I just cashed out for the 25.00 GC for ProFlowers...but its 40.00...kind of a ripoff but maybe I'll use it

SandynPaul

Yes I did all those things and kept finding Myself in that predictament. I finally figured out how to cancel my membership and then actually have it cancel properly and then I joined again through My upromise account. There is NO more rewards but I would prefer upromise cash outs anyways. want to talk rip off it's 5. in upromise for 20. but after that it gets better 10. I think for 25. Then BEST 50.00 upromise dollars for 100.00 in erewards cash out. To me this is like cash. Since upromise will pay You anytime You choose for only a stamped envelope with a request in writing and signed up to 200.00. The only other problem is they only pay quarterly but I don't mind. Good Luck!

Kate2456

SandynPaul, how did you cancel properly? I have been trying to figure that out for awhile now.

SandynPaul

Oh Kate.... I cancelled my membership then tried to join with upromise from my upromise, it still was the same old... account. Same 9 cents or whatever too. So I emailed them and they said You must join with a different email. Well that was the trick! Good Luck. I haven't tried to "edit" My email either with My new erewards account. But don't try to get a new account with the same ol' email. They won't let it run that way! Good Luck. P.S. They did actually answer my questions and quickly and with human input when I had this issue. So I must say erewards was very good about it. They insisted to remind Me I would be deserting "my current" balance and such as well. Forewarned I was.

CarolinaDixie

Several months ago I canceled & re-signed up under upromise. I just checked my info, & they STILL have my oldemail on my account. I checked both companies, & find nothing on either site about the other one. Are they still rewarding with upromise? thanks!

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SandynPaul

Yes they are still rewarding with upromise, if You cancel right, and sign up under upromise correctly. Starting at upromise.

The deal is they will reward Your upromise with 2.00 for the signing up through upromise, for erewards. The reason You still are getting the old account??? Could very well be You tried to log in with it. Or You didn't cancel it completely? I know erewards...... has a user name that is YOUR EMAIL so if Your logging in that way.... and getting the emails that way You didn't sign up and cancel correctly. If You did do all that correctly then maybe You just need to sign in with the new email and the password or email them. They were very helpful to me. Good luck.

CarolinaDixie

I think I signed up from the upromise site before. Do you have a link or an you tell me where to find it on their site? I looked & did a search but could not find it. Thanks!

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PrincessArky

I went to www.upromise.com and typed in erewards in the search box and it came up

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JSchoff

I get the Hilton Honors points. They are good for other things than flying and hotel stays. I got a 16 inch laser level with my last 9000 points. Just look on the Hilton Honors rewards site.