That's simply not true. I buy stuff over $8 and get reimbursed up to $8 per purchase. The only time they'll reimburse for more than $8 on a non-salon shop is if the minimum CHARGE is more than $8.@ItzaShopper wrote:
JUST USE BETTER WORDS TO SAY THINGS BETTER
Example phrasing:: "If there are ANY items or services under $8, you MUST must purchase something under $8, even if there are other items you prefer that are over $8. YOU WILL NOT BE REIMBURSED OR PAID at all if you do not follow this rule."
@MisterBill wrote:
That's simply not true. I buy stuff over $8 and get reimbursed up to $8 per purchase. The only time they'll reimburse for more than $8 on a non-salon shop is if the minimum CHARGE is more than $8.@ItzaShopper wrote:
JUST USE BETTER WORDS TO SAY THINGS BETTER
Example phrasing:: "If there are ANY items or services under $8, you MUST must purchase something under $8, even if there are other items you prefer that are over $8. YOU WILL NOT BE REIMBURSED OR PAID at all if you do not follow this rule."
I still see the $25 shop near me. The remaining $14 shops were there earlier but are gone now. None that I want to do, anyway.@Datagirl wrote:
Still waiting on two shops I did last weekend to be approved. I was kind of ticked they took the rest down because there was a cluster I had planned on doing over the weekend. The area is a little further away but me and my daughter were ready to tag team those. There were also two of them that were $25. I do hope they all come back.
[/quote]@gigishopper wrote:
Correct for me too. If I go a restaurant, my spouse and I decide upon what we will order and do not worry about the price. For the one just approved, we purchased a chicken taco meal each for $12.99. I will be reimbursed $8 for each receipt.
[/quote@MisterBill wrote:
That's simply not true. I buy stuff over $8 and get reimbursed up to $8 per purchase. The only time they'll reimburse for more than $8 on a non-salon shop is if the minimum CHARGE is more than $8.
@MisterBill wrote:
Ugh, I just got a 1099-NEC from Presto and based on the fact that it ends in 51 cents (not to mention that there's no way I did $600 in shops for them), they're reporting our reimbursement as income.
@nellybean212 wrote:
i thought the guidlines said if there are no items under 8 you can go up to $20.
@MisterBill wrote:
I could just upload a screenshot of that. I did so, and they approved it in a couple of hours. I really thought I was going to have to eat the $10..
In Windows, use the Image Resizer program to make it larger. I had to do that with the screen shot. Honestly, this whole minimum resolution thing is on their part is really stupid. I take photos of my receipts on my Samsung phone using the "scan" feature that automatically cleans up the picture by trimming and straightening it and getting rid of shadows. Excellent quality photo, but the app won't take it because it's too small. So instead I need to take a normal photo of it, which results in a picture whose quality is not as good as the scan feature produces but is accepted.@OEShopper wrote:
Anyone else here has issues with uploading a screenshot to presto? I had an issue where they didn't print out a card receipt, so the reviewer asked that I upload a screenshot of my card statement, but when i tried, the pixel was too small. I remember many years ago, there was a hack to get the pixel up, but i have completely forgotten what it was.
@sestrahelena wrote:
Plot twist - If there is any item with a visible price, even if it is over $8, you must buy that item (and apparently eat the additional cost) not an unpriced item within the reimbursement. Reimbursement is still $8 only. One of the newer, for me at least, causes for rejection.