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Pilar Newman shares effective strategies to maximize earnings using Fetch Rewards without resorting to unethical practices. She highlights a noteworthy hack that combined Fetch with another app to achieve over 35% cash back and introduces a "welcome back inactivity points bonus" hack for users who take breaks from using the app. Additionally, she explains how to maximize rewards on Starbucks purchases through a new brand deal with Fetch, earning more points per receipt, and utilizing the Fluz app for gift card purchases to gain additional cashback and loyalty rewards. Newman also updates viewers on the discontinuation of the Fetch Pay debit card program but suggests staying tuned for future partnerships. For more hacks and signup bonuses from fintech banks, she directs viewers to her blog and encourages them to subscribe for updates.
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In this part of the video, Pilar Newman discusses legitimate hacks for maximizing earnings with the Fetch Rewards app, avoiding any unethical practices like uploading fake receipts. She mentions that these hacks have helped her earn over 11 million Fetch Rewards points, equivalent to about eleven thousand dollars. One notable hack she shares earned her over 35% cash back by using another app along with Fetch, which she has not previously mentioned on her channel.
She introduces a “welcome back inactivity points bonus” hack, where users who become inactive on Fetch Rewards for a period may receive a special bonus when they return. For example, Newman received a 700 bonus points offer after not using the app while traveling abroad, equivalent to the points from 28 receipt uploads. She advises this not as a strategy to deliberately stop using the app but as a useful tip for those who might forget to upload receipts occasionally.
Additionally, she hints at a hack related to Starbucks and Target that can be combined with Fetch Rewards to boost overall earnings significantly, specifically by layering 35% cash back rewards from the unnamed additional app.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses maximizing rewards from Starbucks purchases. Initially, the speaker earned 25 points per receipt for iced coffee bought at Starbucks inside Target, but recently it increased to 46 points due to a new brand deal with Fetch Rewards. They suggest using the Fetch Rewards app to snap a picture of the receipt for extra points. Additionally, leveraging the Fluz app for purchasing Starbucks gift cards can provide a 35% cashback. Users can combine the Fluz voucher with the Starbucks loyalty app to earn various rewards. Lastly, the speaker updates viewers on the discontinuation of the Fetch Pay debit card program with One Finance, which once offered 1 point per dollar spent and a bank bonus. Although the program ended, fetch pay details are still available, hinting at potential future partnerships.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses a bank bonus offer linked below the video, which is one of their favorite hacks. They mention other fintech banks that also provide signup bonuses and refer viewers to their blog, loudmoneymoves.com, for more hacks. The speaker encourages viewers to stay subscribed to the channel for future hack updates and concludes by asking viewers to like the video before signing off.