Are Klip’em Rebates & Coupons Legit?

So, you’re looking to dive into the world of online savings, eh? Well, it’s quite the rabbit hole to jump into, but I’ve got you covered. Let’s dissect one of the so-called “saviors” of our wallets: Klip’em.

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First Impressions of Klip’em

Creating an account on Klip’em is a breeze. But once you’re in, you’d be forgiven for thinking you accidentally time-traveled to the early 2000s. The website? Dated. We all have that one uncle who refuses to part with his mullet from the ’80s; I guess Klip’em is the online rebate world’s equivalent.

But the kicker is their Tinder-inspired browsing method. You “Klip” or “Skip” offers. Sounds cute, but also feels like I’m looking for love in a supermarket aisle. Not to mention, it’s borderline frustrating with the absence of any filtering or categorization. We’re talking about shopping, not a blind date, am I right?

Redemption Process: Jump Through Some Hoops

So, once you’ve decided to “Klip” (or after several accidental skips and regrets), here’s what’s next:

1. Go Shopping! The old-fashioned way. Pay the full price at the store.
2. Snap a Pic: Make sure your receipt is clearer than my future. Store name, date, items, and the total cost need to be visible.
3. Wait for Magic: Or so they say. If everything goes well, you get your savings via PayPal or an Amazon gift card.

Simple? On paper, sure. But here’s where the sketchy part comes in.

Red Flags and Rough Roads

I’ve trawled the virtual highways and byways (read: internet forums and comment sections) to get a feel for Klip’em, and honey, it’s not all sunshine and rainbows. A pattern emerges from the comments between 2017 to 2022. Here’s the lowdown:

• Consistent Payment Issues: Users claim not to receive the promised cashback. Ouch.
• Ghosted by Klip’em: Repeated emails, desperate pleas – all seem to fall on deaf ears.
• Questionable Contact Info: Dead-end email addresses, phone numbers to the void, and sometimes, an inaccessible website.
• Mismatched Reimbursements: Seems like the math geniuses at Klip’em sometimes don’t add up.
• Is It Real or Is It Fantasy?: With all these issues, users question if Klip’em is just a well-constructed mirage.

And let’s not gloss over the fact that the last Facebook post was in 2016. Seriously? That’s like saying your last haircut was when bell-bottoms were in. Oh, and the page is managed by Eversight, now part of Instacart. Interesting.

While they are located at a seemingly legit address in Menlo Park, CA, their simple contact page lacks essential info. Plus, their site seems to have more bugs than my backyard in the summertime. I had endless loops multiple times. If I were Instacart I’d be looking at shutting this website down, but they may double down and turn it into something less sketchy, who knows.

Dare to Dive In? Proceed with Caution

Look, the rebates are tempting. And you might feel adventurous. If you do, start small. Test the waters, but don’t go diving headfirst. As for me? Nah, I’ll stick with the big players like Ibotta. At least there, I know I’m not swiping right into oblivion.

End of the Savings Line

It’s easy to get lost in the world of online savings. But while Klip’em offers an interesting twist with their swipe-to-save approach, it’s clear that they have some kinks to iron out. If you’re into online adventures, by all means, give it a go. But don’t say I didn’t warn you!

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Remember, saving is great, but it’s also essential to save smartly! I’m skipping Klip’em personally.