A new year will bring changes to the eBay Bucks program. The incentive-based program gives those who buy items on the site to earn what are essentially rebates that can be applied to other purchases a few times per year.
The new terms go into effect January 1.
eBay has cut the base earnings for Bucks from 2% to 1%, which won’t make folks happy but they have at least done away with the $5 minimum earn restrictions for redeeming them. They will also offer some selling-based incentives as part of the program beginning in January, which could mean more revenue-earning opportunities if you do a lot of selling on eBay. You’ll also be able to sign up for promotional emails and get invitations to bonus offers during the year.
You can read the program’s new terms and conditions here.
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