Save With eBillme Shopping and Gift Cards and Links

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Have you heard of eBillme? I keep hearing about them but wasn’t sure what they are.  I looked into it and it seems like a pretty neat site.  For people who don’t want to use their credit cards to pay online, you have an alternative with eBillme.  eBillme allows customers to use their bank’s online bill/pay option to pay for online transactions.

Here’s how the process works – You go to the eBillme site and look for the retailer you want to buy from.  You buy through the eBillme site.  You then get a receipt code from eBillme.  Open up your bank’s bill/pay option and use the code you were given to pay for what you bought.  Done!  No credit card.  No giving your account information to a retailer.  Pretty neat, huh?

The service is free to use. There’s also a bunch of rebates and coupon codes at eBillme.  So not only do you have an alternative to your credit card but you can save as well.  You can also earn cash back toward future purchases.

You can also buy retail gift cards at eBillme.  Why would you buy gift cards through them?  Because they offer up a ton of deals for the cards like rebates and discounts!

Here are some of the gift card offers you can use:

- Try eBillme and get $15 Mail-in Rebate on $100 Amazon.com Gift Cards purchased with eBillme. Ends 01/15/11. Restrictions apply**.
- Earn 10% eBillme Cash Back on Zappos.com Gift Cards purchased with eBillme. Ends 01/15/11. No Coupon Required. **Restrictions apply.
- Earn 10% eBillme Cash Back Rewards on The Home Depot eGift Cards purchased with eBillme. Ends 01/15/11. **Restrictions apply.

And if you are going to buy through eBillme, make sure you use this exclusive code: EXTRA $5 off $50 PLUS 1% Cash Back with eBillme checkout ONLY. Enter “A5EBILLME’ at eBillme checkout page. Exp 12/31/10.

I haven’t used them yet but the next time I look to buy something online I think I’ll head over to eBillme to see what kind of offers there are.

I’d love to hear your experiences with eBillme!

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