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What are Rebill offers ?

by WalkerIM
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What are rebill offers ? I was thinking that they are same as the trial offers, but it's look like they are not the same. Anyone can explain what are rebill offers ?
#offers #rebill
  • Profile picture of the author CPATrendPhil
    Originally Posted by WalkerIM View Post

    What are rebill offers ? I was thinking that they are same as the trial offers, but it's look like they are not the same. Anyone can explain what are rebill offers ?
    They are the trial offers. An offer that a user inputs their credit card and is charged a small fee or shipping and handling -- then if they decide to keep the product, their credit card is re-billed for a larger amount.
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  • Profile picture of the author JD Nunes
    Most trial offers are rebill offers. It just means that the service is provided to the user on a subscription basis, usually in the form of a monthly payment.
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  • Profile picture of the author BlondieWrites
    It just means the person is charged each month for the same service, like a membership site for example. It's rebilled each month.

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  • Profile picture of the author CrhisD
    Originally Posted by WalkerIM View Post

    What are rebill offers ? I was thinking that they are same as the trial offers, but it's look like they are not the same. Anyone can explain what are rebill offers ?
    Rebill offers are the ones where they get a credit card number and other details, and then they say "we'll automatically renew your subscription until you tell us to stop".


    From How NOT to get Scammed on Rebills | The Affiliate Toolbox :

    As an affiliate marketer, I can tell you that if I can hide something in the fine print, I will. That asterisk? Yeah, it's my best friend. I can say something like, oh I don't know:
    FREE* AFTER $1.95 SHIPPING & HANDLING!


    So not only have I duped you into thinking you're getting a product for free, but I've also left out the most important part of the deal (which of course is hidden at the bottom of the page or on a completely separate page):


    * This product is free for 30 days, after which I will bill you for $1,000/month until you cancel the subscription. Also, you must dance like a chicken for 30 minutes every first and third Tuesday of every month at 4:00pm.
    Those are rebills
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  • Profile picture of the author mtmjohn
    Originally Posted by WalkerIM View Post

    What are rebill offers ? I was thinking that they are same as the trial offers, but it's look like they are not the same. Anyone can explain what are rebill offers ?
    Most free trials offers are rebills. **** berry, Colon Cleanse, E-cigs, Teeth Whitening, Biz opps, Male enhancement, Penny auctions, and etc...
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    • Profile picture of the author vyomzandercage
      @CrhisD Haha yeah man perfectly said. But normal membership sites can also be considered rebills.

      @mtmjohn yeah those are pretty much rebills except penny auction offers. Those are sale offers those are not rebills.
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  • Profile picture of the author JenniferMarie
    Think netflix- they are a re-bill company.
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  • Profile picture of the author viscoa
    Netflix is a great example. Most trial offers are re-bills. After the trial period your credit card is automatically "re-billed" (charged) every month as a subscription until you request that the stop.
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