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Redeem signup bonus points at RecycleBank

submitted on January 11, 2010 by equipurple in "Sales / Promotions"

Deal 42050 expired. Relisting here for general info and a great array of rewards.

RecycleBank is the premier rewards and loyalty program that motivates people to recycle and to engage in environmentally virtuous activities.

http://www.recyclebank.com/signup/registration

Register at RecycleBank and get a 100 point bonus.
Log in and go to Redeem Rewards (bottom of page).
Hot rewards include:
22% of Eastbay purchase (75 points)
BOGO Monster Mini Golf (100)
$1 off any Coca Cola Product (20)

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Posted by HouTex on January 12, 2010
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For 100 points you can get a FREE 1-year subscription to Popular Mechanics.
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  Posted by gartley86 on January 12, 2010
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  That's the reward I chose. Can't wait to get that first issue in my mailbox!
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Posted by YanBz on January 12, 2010
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Is this promotion still going? I mean do you still receive 100 points at sign up?
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  Posted by siggy38 on January 12, 2010
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  Just signed up and received 100 points. So to answer your question, Yes.

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Posted by mcgirl4 on January 12, 2010

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I signed up a awhile ago and I am still a little clueless on how there's an easy way to earn MORE points.... But the 100 pts was a good start

professor

Posted by equipurple on January 12, 2010

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There are recycling vendors you can sign up with that may or may not be in your local area. You can send in your electronics to recycle. Then there is something called Kashless (which I have not yet explored) which seems to be like freecycle with points.

professor

Posted by redsoxrokk on January 12, 2010

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http://kashless.org/signup -register, then go to rewards and click saved searches. You get 10 points for each saved search, and can earn up to 300 a week. The points take a day to show up.

professor

Posted by mcgirl4 on January 13, 2010

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I've looked into all of those options, I didn't have any local recyling that participated.

No electronics to recycle

I will have to look more into the kashless I browsed at it and it didn't really have any good descriptions of what it did until you signed up. Guess I'll have to register

professor

Posted by equipurple on January 13, 2010

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Take the bonus points and see what happens from there. Maybe their newsletter will point you to something wonderful!

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Posted by HouTex on January 16, 2010

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You can also earn additional RecycleBank Points with the Gconomy Visa Card, see details about that at http://www.recyclebank.com/earn/thegconomycard
We are fortunate to be part of a curbside recycling program, so we earn points determined by a sensor in the bin that measures the contents of the bin each time they empty it.
Every once in a while we get some notice about how to earn bonus points, so I think anyone who has signed up for RecycleBank should get them, too.

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Posted by HouTex on January 16, 2010

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BTW, our recycling efforts so far (only a few months) have saved 0.71 trees* and 47.43 gallons of fossil fuel.** It would be nice to at least save a whole tree......

*Every 17 trees saved means 1 ton (1 ton = 2,000 pounds) of paper have been recycled.

**The fossil fuel (oil) has been saved by recycling plastic, aluminum and glass. So for approximately every 3 pounds of plastic, aluminum and glass that are recycled, one gallon of oil is saved.

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Posted by Cyndi on February 21, 2010

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The program is going downhill I assume because other people that found it first have been abusing and signing up for more accounts than they should.

Now I just found it and you only get 40 points to sign up. None of the promo codes found online work anymore. The Kashless has cut way down on the points they give out and the amount of points it takes to get prizes has gone up ($1 coke is now 40).

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