Slickdeals cashback is a total scam Slickdeals cashback is a total scam. They will deny cashback if you yse credit card that gives you some kind of rewards - which is almost every credit card nowadays. Website is promoting paid deals for the last 10 years and it is not what it used to be. To clarify on SD reply: I did not use another cashback app and the link was from SlickDeals - valid. SD denied the cashback because I used credit card for payment (MasterCard)

Terrible site ran by immature… Terrible site ran by immature moderators. I had posted a deal and I was accused of "shilling" and the post was removed. When I asked the moderator about the accusation and if they had proof that I was doing anything wrong, they banned my account that I had for over 15 years. So screw them - they clearly pander to their top deal posters since they receive a small portion of sales from their top rated deals.

Mods are zombie like in their… Mods are zombie like in their enforcement of Amazon third party deals. There is also good evidence that staff favors deals that otherwise does not meet the minimum number of reviews of the item and seller lifetime rating. Basically hypocrisy and many people suspect they (employees) themselves are shills while they assume others just wanting to share deals are. The reality is enthusiasts do a TON of free work for them and they are rejecting it. Bye.

No longer trustworthy This site used to be good, where people can share deals freely. Now the site is censoring posts and sending out warnings to benefit its own agenda and corporate greed. There are so many better products out there but many are banned. It's not worth posting anything on here anymore. Very sad to see.

Although nothing like it was before sold... Although nothing like it was before it was sold, you can occasionally find a deal on Slickdeals. But, for the most part, any 'deals' today are pushed by affiliate commissions and shill endorsements that are often either 'new,' or have "Pro" attached to their ID. You need to do your own research and price comparisons. PS: If you are not using an ad blocker, never click on ads shown on Slickdeals.net