Hey folks, I’ve done quite a few of articles like this in the past, and once again, I’d like to share and highlight easy deals that offer pretty decent returns. A few deals that popped up in the past few days:
In order to be eligible for the full $360 dollars, you first have to open a free gocashback account (it’s an online shopping cashback portal), and then open up an eToro account clicking through the link on their page:
After opening your new etoro account, deposit at least $2,000 dollars into your account and make at least 1 trade, (which I believe can be any trade for anything on their platform), and then finally you need to hold off from withdrawing any funds for at least 90 days. In order to qualify for the full $360 dollars, you are essentially stacking the the Gocashback offer with eToro’s standard new account signup bonus. Not too shabby for an 18% ROI or a 93.88% APY after only 90 days.
I’m going to flat out say that I’m not a fan of eToro. The copy trading idea is cool but in all honestly, I’d rather just do it through 3commas and not have to worry about crappy paywalls. However, if you’ve never had an eToro account (or haven’t had an open one in 30 days), the signup bonus hasn’t really been as good as this for quite some time, so I would say it’s probably worth it for the $360 dollars alone.
To clarify further on 30-day old accounts, I’ve gathered that there’s a bit of speculation that even if you’ve had an account in the past but closed it, as long as it’s been officially closed for more than 30 days past, you may be eligible for this bonus when reopening up a new one (but of course this isn’t guaranteed so do so at your own risk).
I’ve written about SoFi in the past, but right now on Swagbucks they have one of the highest signup offers that I’ve seen for awhile, increased from $200 and $220 for opening up a new account. The other $60 dollars come 2 other offers that should stack. For whatever reason the original $200 dollar offer is still posting on my account too — I’m not sure if it’s a type-o, but I’m thinking that there might be a chance where Swagbucks might credit you both.
In order to qualify, you first need to have a Swagbucks account, type in “sofi” in the search function, and you should see the following offers:
In order to qualify for all of the offers, you need to do the following:
Personally, I don’t think giving another party your social security number is worth $10 bucks, but that’s just me. I’ve been using SoFi personally for the last few years now because they have ATM reimbursements for international ATMs, which is absolutely awesome if you need to pull local currency out while traveling. Oh yeah, plus SoFi is also FDIC insured.
Regardless, if you completed all three requirements you would get a total of 48,000 SB. These SB can be redeemed easily 1SB : 1 cent in the form of gift cards or just straight up cash if you decide to cash out via paypal. Once a month you can also get even better than 1:1 redemptions if you get a redemption that’s on sale:
I myself routinely get the $25 dollar Amazon gift cards for 2,200 SB (equivalent to $22 dollars).
If you’re new to Swagbucks, please consider supporting this blog and using my referral link to earn $13 dollars worth of SB: https://www.swagbucks.com/register?rb=10826501&cmp=72&cxid=1200-twitter. Opening an account is completely free, and as you’ll see below, frequently Swagbucks has lots of promotional offers for random signups, and often times I’ve found that the signups on Swagbucks are usually as good if not better than whatever public offer that’s available.
Also on Swagbucks is a new member signup deal for Crypto.com. Currently after making your first deposit of at least $100 and making at least one trade, you can earn 15,000 SB, redeemable for $150 dollars:
You might be lucky and get this just by searching via Swagbucks for “Crypto.com,” but for me personally the offer only shows up for me via the Swagbucks extension, which you would have to download and activate when visiting the site:
I’m personally not a big fan of Crypto.com (especially their crypto cards) but I am definitely a fan of free money.
Free money is always awesome, and as I’ve mentioned before,SoFi is FDIC insured, which means essentially that your funds are backed by the Federal government for at least up to $250,000, so in my eyes you really only have to worry about opportunity cost. I think the biggest pain is just making sure that your offer tracks on Swagbucks — I’ve had maybe a 90% success rate for all the different Swagbucks offers I’ve done over the years, but if it doesn’t, you’ll have to go through customer service if your bonus doesn’t post. That being said, I’ve been using Swagbucks for 8 years now and I’ve been able to earn $1000’s of dollars over that time. If you’re new to Swagbucks, please consider supporting this blog and using my referral link to earn $13 dollars worth of SB and open a free account: https://www.swagbucks.com/register?rb=10826501&cmp=72&cxid=1200-twitter.
As for gocashback, I’ve been using the cashback portal for about 4 years now, and they have a pretty stellar track record as well too. Like Swagbucks, GoCashback is also free, and if you use my referral link, you’ll get $5 dollars just for signing up: https://www.gocashback.com/r/1781159
Thanks for reading, and as always, please be sure to follow me on twitter to read all about my latest findings and updates: https://twitter.com/CryptosWith
Disclaimer: None of this information is financial advice, and is just speculation from me, a random guy on the internet. Please consider this for purely educational and entertainment purposes. As always, please do your own research or contact a financial advisor to find what investments might be best for you.
