5% Back on eBay purchases.

This is for people who love to shop on eBay.

Does your Credit Card offer 5% cash back on purchases you make on eBay?

You could get 5% cash back up to $1500 every year on your purchases on eBay.

Chase Freedom Card offers 5% back on rotating categories every year.

During April to June this year, the category included grocery stores as well as drugstores. This means that you get 5% back on every purchase you make at participating grocery stores as well as participating drug stores up to $1500.

You might think, what does eBay have to do with grocery & drug stores? Everything.

Many grocery stores and drug stores sell gift cards for different merchants including eBay!

It's Simple.

During the Grocery Stores and Drug Stores category, go to Meijer or Wal Greens near you and stock up on eBay gift cards! Then redeem the gift cards on your eBay account and spend it on your eBay purchases. Since you got 5% off on the initial cost of the eBay gift card, you are 5% off on every purchase you make on eBay. Literally!

Let me break it down.

1. Apply for the Chase Freedom Card. [NO ANNUAL FEE. FREE CARD]

2. Get online, activate the 5% cash back for the categories.

4. When it's time for Grocery stores and Drug Stores, go to Walgreens or Meijer and buy eBay gift cards. You'll get 5% back on every purchase until $1500.

eBay gift card: $100

5% CashBack: $5

Note: Most Grocery stores and drug stores participate in the 5% Chase program. Exclusions include Target, Walmart and small number of stores.

5. Redeem gift card on eBay. Every purchase is 5% off.

But what do you do after the category ends and we move on to a new category? How can we continue to get 5% back on eBay purchases?

Stock up on eBay gift cards before the category ends.

Like I said, it's simple.

Note: Wal Mart and Target not included.

Apply for Chase Freedom now!

For More Information.

https://millionmilesecrets.com/2016/03/15/today-activate-5x-points-5-cash-back-at-grocery-stores-wholesale-clubs-with-chase-freedom/

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