I’ve been using their service for years… I’ve been using their service for years and I’ve always received my rebates on time deposited directly into my PayPal account without making a request. They use to have a better selection, but I still find cool things on there.

Bounced check Deposited a check that they sent on May 15th for about $2,000, and the check was returned. Tried contacting RK customer support via their website and social media but still haven't heard back.

I haven't received a rebate for the last 3 items I purchased. Immeciately after purchasing I sent them an email with screenshots of my purchases with order #'s as they asked for and they say they can't verify the order through their system which is the reason I emailed them in the 1st place. Their system wouldn't allow me to enter my order #s. However screenshots showing items that are in their system were purchased by me and delivered aren't acceptable verification?

Rebatekey suspended my and my brother's… Edit after company's response: Per the company's response they will suspend your account on false pretenses. If you want to lose $$$ and deal with the most unethical company I've ever seen RebateKey is the way to go. Original review: Rebatekey suspended my and my brother's accounts on false pretenses by claiming fraudulent activity and multiple accounts. My brother and I live at different addresses and there was NO fraudulent activity. We had a total of ~$15,000 in pending rebates for both accounts and RebateKey wont even respond to our inquiries neither the company owner and CEO Ian Sells. They even disabled my customer support platform so I wouldn't be able to send them a message. We are in preparation of filing complaints with appropriate government agencies and Amazon itself but also wanted to post this so others would be aware of Rebatekey's shady and unethical business practices.

Used to be OK; now a scam About 2-3 years ago this was a reputable website, that I enjoyed using, but now it's a complete scam. The way the scam operates is that a (usually non-US) seller will open a Shopify store and list products such as lamps or earbuds for as much as $500. They will then promise you a "rebate" of, for example, $465, so it looks like you're getting a deal, but what you're actually doing is paying $35 for earbuds that are worth maybe $5. If anything goes wrong, or if the seller feels like keeping your $500, you have no recourse. They are also now collecting your personal information and claiming "PayPal" wants to know your DOB. This is also a scam. PayPal does not need that information, and if they do, they will ask for it directly.