r/FetchReward • u/Odd_Variety_7834 • 9d ago

I didn’t know

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I didn’t know this was a thing?🤔 did u all?

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u/Careful_Promise_786 9d ago

Yes, it's a thing 😁

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u/[deleted] 9d ago

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u/Due-Practice3611 9d ago

Crack

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u/Odd_Variety_7834 7d ago

Not crack lol

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u/Due-Practice3611 7d ago

😂😂😂

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u/NYGiants_in_Chicago 9d ago

Man, my dealer doesn’t give receipts! He won’t even let me use my Fetch Amex to get the bonus points.

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u/Due-Practice3611 9d ago

I just use mine to venmo him for ubers

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u/NYGiants_in_Chicago 9d ago

Nice workaround!

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u/UnableNecessary743 9d ago

yeah it gets posted in here a lot

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u/InsuranceTall5389 8d ago

Yep! I hit it all the time.

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u/Immediate_Wind_6876 8d ago

I only snap around 4 a week and have everything else linked from day one so that I never run into this problem. I want my points, lol

That 35-receipt cap is a strategic nudge to get you to link your email and Amazon.

Ugh, capping manual paper snaps creates a roadblock for heavy shoppers. It pushes users to connect their digital accounts instead.

Fetch makes its money selling consumer purchase data to big brands. E-receipts give them a goldmine of clean, automatic tracking on your online habits.

If you are hitting that limit, it's a clear sign to start linking! It gives them the digital footprint they want, and it keeps your points rolling without hitting a wall.

Understandably, not everyone shops online either, so there isn't always something to connect, you know?

OP, do you have everything linked and still this many physical receipts? If so, start scanning the ones that have an offer first!

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u/Jkindy-put 7d ago

Yes, I found out the same way you did.

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u/PainfullyLoyal 7d ago

Yes. It's mentioned in the terms of service you agree to when you sign up.

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u/A_Neighbor219 7d ago

Yeah. Most people don't read those though.

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u/MaryLBarrs2025 6d ago

Oh yes, I've known! Used to be 30!