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00:00:00 – 00:08:58
The video follows Laney as she plans to create more DIY project videos in 2020 centered around spray-painting frames and mirrors for her dining room. Laney introduces Fetch Rewards, a way to earn points by scanning email receipts. The convenience of linking Fetch Rewards to one's email and Amazon account for easy point accumulation is highlighted. The video showcases the benefits of using Fetch Rewards in conjunction with Amazon purchases, emphasizing bonus points from specific products and comparing it to similar apps like Shopkick and Ibotta.
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In this segment of the video, Laney greets the audience and mentions plans to make more videos in 2020. She discusses DIY projects, such as spray-painting frames and mirrors for her dining room. Laney shares her recent purchases from Amazon Prime Now, which includes Whole Foods brand items. She introduces Fetch Rewards and hints at various money-saving tips to come.
00:03:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker demonstrates the use of Fetch Rewards by scanning email receipts to earn points. They show how even regular purchases like drill bits can accumulate points. The speaker shares their experience of earning points both from a previous purchase on January 1st, 2020, and a recent one for masonry drill bits. They highlight the convenience of connecting Fetch Rewards to an email and Amazon account for easy point accumulation. Additionally, they emphasize the benefit of linking Fetch Rewards to Amazon by showcasing how it tracks Amazon purchases over time, providing points even retrospectively.
00:06:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses how using Fetch Rewards in conjunction with Amazon purchases can earn 25 points per order. They highlight the conversion rate of points to dollars, with 6,073 points equivalent to six dollars. The speaker emphasizes the importance of bonus points from specific products, like Bailey’s coffee or Planter’s peanuts, which can provide additional cashback. They also mention the point system for purchases and compare Fetch Rewards to other similar apps like Shopkick and Ibotta.