GreatCanadianRebates.ca - Online Rebates

If you're in Canada and you're looking to save some Toonies on your next purchase, Great Canadian Rebates could help you put some cash back in your pockets. The huge online shopping site is traditional in the sense that it lets you search for products and purchase them from their original merchants. The difference is that, with every purchase you make, you receive a pre-specified rebate (usually a fixed percentage of the amount spent) from the site. Rebates are credited to you via your PayPal account or check. The site also lets you save in other ways; there are literally hundreds of deals and coupons across a variety of sites (Eddie Bauer, Dell, 1800Flowers, etc.). You can browse by keyword, category, or merchant, or you can search for coupons directly. Site registration is free, though you must be a Canadian resident to reap the benefits.

"Save an average of 5% in Cash Back Rebates on every purchase you make while shopping online with Great Canadian Rebates. Shop at your favourite stores like Chapters.Indigo, The Shopping Channel and Canadian Tire without the hassle of crowds, long lineups and earn Cash Back Rebates on every purchase. Providing you with a complete list of North American merchants who ship to Canadians, Great Canadian Rebates is an online shopping site that makes it possible for you to shop big and save bigger!"

This site is great for people who want to save money on purchases who don't want to be bothered with the hassle of mail-in rebates and clipping coupons. Since the site receives a cut of every merchant's profit, consumers can be provided with considerable savings that they would not receive from regular online shopping sites.

As rebates are usually credited back to a consumer some time after the initial purchase, site visitors who want to pay with a credit card directly don't yet have a means of doing so. For those who don't have or don't want to set up PayPal accounts, could the site provide a way of paying directly by credit card? Could the rebate show up on the receipt as a discount?