A group of investors in Dallas has formed what could be the biggest thing next to Google. They have partnered with over a hundred major corporations such as Macy’s, Old Navy, Starbucks and more and have signed up site members that include such major corporations as the Dallas Morning news. It is called the Blastoff Network. The way that it works is that users sign up for free, and use the site as a portal, or gateway, to check into on the way to dozens of the websites of online merchants and companies such as Expedia, Target.com and Best Buy. A tracking system records that you came from the Blastoff site and credits your account with cash back instantly.

What’s In It For Blastoff Members?

For just signing in at the Blastoff Network site,  on the way to the official websites of companies where you would shop anyway, you earn anywhere from one percent to twenty percent cash back. You get this cash back in your Blastoff account and when it reaches $20 you can withdraw it. You earn from trips, car rental, buying electronics, socks at K-Mart.com, and on and on. You don’t have to, but if you wish to refer a friend you also earn percentage of cash back for doing so and your friend still gets just as much had they signed up on their own. If you choose to become an active referrer you can actually build a downline that could earn you thousands of dollars. But, this is not for everybody. Most people will just choose to join Blastoff Network for free to save on everyday purchases. It’s easy and there are no hidden agendas or fine print, just cash back for frequenting your favorite merchants.

What’s In it For Blastoff Network Owners?

You might wonder how does the Blastoff Network gains from offering cash back at over a hundred major merchants. It’s simple, they are paid by these merchants to drive sales. It is much cheaper to use a network such as Blastoff Network, where members join to save money and refer friends, to drive sales than to buy TV and radio advertising which costs millions. Blastoff Network is paid a percentage of each sale, such as when you buy a TV on Target.com.  In turn, Blastoff Network turns around and gives a bit of this money to members. It’s like network marketing but the companies are the largest in the nation, such as K-Mart, Best Buy and Expedia, instead of soap companies and you don’t have to pay anything to reap cash rewards.

If this sounds like something  that you might be interested take a look at the official site of the Blastoff Network and join for free: Join Blastoff Network