Flash Rewards AustraliaReviews of flashrewardsau.com

I think the company is doing great ,and the part that I don’t pretty much like is the time that takes to finish the deal but I just doing it any way because it is the part of the process ,but am looking forward to win a reward and I really enjoyed taking part in this platform by connecting with people from other places

It was easy quiz they followed up with what was promised. I like other places all sites let you down the garden pasta quagmire.

Great experience was a bit annoying as I completed some deals but the credit never recorded so missed out on the $250 reward.

It was interesting to complete

Very helpful had some issues they helped me fix them

Reward was claimed but the gift voucher I wanted was not available do had to choose another store. Some reward links did not work as they were corrupted which slowed down time able to complete rewards. Otherwise good experience.

I originally was very skeptical of the program, but I got a $250 Visa card and already used it on new golf stuff, getting to the $750 or $100 within the 60 days seems tough as your credits expire after 60 days. the customer service response times were generally pretty quick and helpful. The website functionality needs some work Make sure you screen shot every step for each task including confirmation emails Overall the program worked and I made some money

I'm actually gobsmacked! After hours and hours of doing deals, I now have $1000 sitting in my PayPal account! Surprisingly, from when I received my final deal credit to the whole confirmation and claim process to the delivery time into my PayPal account, it was about 1-2days. However, earlier I was reading through the negative reviews where people claiming they were being disqualified for weird reasons, ID verification declined, they never received their money, that they received VISA giftcard intead of a PayPal deposit, or were scammed and I started doubting whether I had just wasted my time. But no, it actually came through! I'm literally $1000 richer in cash and so happy!! It's unfortunate it didn't work out well for some people, but here are my tips for success: Choose to take the A. Quick but costly route- Spend a lot on deals but complete everything in reasonable time. B. Cheap/Free but slow route- Spend hours and hours playing games, signing up for free trials then cancelling (HAS to be after 72hrs), but spend less than 10 bucks (route I took). My advice is: 1. READ the terms and conditions and make sure you do EXACTLY as they say. 2. Be very diligent in saving screenshots of all your confirmation emails, saving passwords, and making alarms to notify when you need to cancel your free trials (if you wish to, keep it if you like it of course) It has to be after 72hrs before you cancel, and if you're signing up for a lot, it's good to keep a written record of the their due dates. 3. Ensure you're using the same email address accross all your deals as your rewards account 4. In regards to getting VISA giftcard instead of PayPal, I remember when I reached the claim page that there were two "claim" links: a pop-up one which lead me to the giftcard claim, and when you click out of the pop-up and use the "claim" link on the actual page it leads to the PayPal, that's the one I clicked. Keep searching the site, until you're lead to the PayPal claim and go back and try another one if you're lead to the VISA giftcard claim (I clicked my claim link via the "Reward Status" link right at the bottom of the screen) 5. In regards to the ID disqualification, I'm not really sure why this happened to people, but I guess just make sure you take photos which are clear and all information is visible (your ID needs to contain your mailing address). I used my Australian QLD drivers licence and took two photo front and back (address is on the back). My feedback/complaints to the actual company: 1. A lot of deals glitch and don't end up rewarding you with credit. To the point where I had to send screenshots for like 80% of my deals. This needs to be fixed. 2. Deals double up. i.e. you'll find the same deal several times across different levels and if you complete a deal at level 5 it ends up being rewarded as a lower level. Or there will be identical websites for 2 different deals or some websites will be faulty. 3. Customer service okay, however, at times I felt like I was speaking to an AI robot as at 1 point I had to rewrite an email 3 times, a human should've been understand what I was saying the 1st time. Overall, I'm grateful to Rewards Giant in honouring their part of the deal, because I actually have my $1000 cash end of the day. I can confirm this definitely wasn't a scam, but it's just unfortunate it didn't seem to work out for other people. Biggest tip is READ T&Cs and instructions religiously and follow them word from word.