noun
definition
The retail facility whereby a customer may withdraw an amount of cash when making a purchase with a credit card or debit card, the amount being added to the bill.
Examples of cashback in a Sentence
Sainsbury's gives cashback on visa debit, switch and electron cards.
Our product range includes fixed, capped, cashback, tracker and discounted rate mortgages.
The positive work of two terms of government initiating grading for carbon emissions and providing cashback incentives for environmentally friendly motors will be futile.
Additional half-price line rental is equivalent of after cashback redemption.
Another mortgage sweetener often used to attract new buyers is the cashback mortgage.
You can earn and redeem Cashback Bonus Rewards this way too.
To earn some cashback, when you search with Bing and purchase through a sanctioned store, you earn a certain percentage back.
Cashback websites, like Ebates closely follow deals and offer coupons to their patrons.